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Aug 10, 2004 | 10:19 AM

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Alan

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Originally posted by stale
Groovy. That's probably what my roommate's going to buy. He can't crack some crankcase bolts out of his '88 V45 Honda motor, so he's finally breaking down and getting some impact tools.

Well if he does end up with that Husky package deal, please let me know how it works out for you guys. I've been thinking about looking into a compressor and air tools, but I wouldn't need anything elaborate. This sounds like a pretty decent deal to start out with on a small scale, which sounds perfect for my project needs over the next year or so.

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Aug 10, 2004 | 10:32 AM

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Originally posted by Sandbag
I'd go with Craftsman for the simple fact
that they service them locally.
No, the sears warranty only applies to handtools.
They will tell you suck a bigone after 30 days on
a compressor. Too many ways the average joe could
ruin it.

Stale, doesn't that sears one look familiar?

Is that a gun in your hand in your avatar there cowboy?

Too late, he already bought the Husky deal. I guess we'll see how it works tonight.

I tried to talk him into the Sears one. Too 'spensive, like he doesn't have money.

Yeah, that's the good ol' .45. You gotta come shoot Forge's .357. It's SO loud.