What is the warrenty on these wrenches,,
2056231
I had another Tekton product, some snap ring pliers that broke and they had me a replacement within a couple of days. Painless call to an 800 # and very helpful customer service.
2056232
Lifetime warranty. If you have any issue, email Tekton and they will take care of you.
560803
Yes WARRANTY / CERTIFICATIONS Manufacturer Warranty Manufacturer's Limited Lifetime I have three sets. I keep one set in each car. I have never had a tool break while in use. (I build HIGH DOLLAR engines and I trust this brand) I have other tools made by Crescent 0% fail Five star ***** products (over 10 yrs using this brand
398545
They have a three-year limited warranty... You should call or go to their website for more information. 800-ASK-4WDC.
1840611
I work in a back shop for SkyWest Airlines in Salt Lake City and we have a calibration shop and specialist that can calibrate the torque wrench for you at no cost. We have found that a lot of places that sale the cheaper torque wrenches will not calibrate. You would just need to pay for shipping and return postage. If you are interested in doing so send me an email at gators5967@gmail.com and we can make arrangements.
965228
Hi, I use a hex wrench, I dont know the numeber rigth now, I own a set like this. http://www.amazon.com/30-Allen-Wrench-Set--SAE/dp/B0006Q0FC6/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid;=1374758141&sr;=8-5&keywords;=hex+wrenchThank you.
1439935
Gearwrench tools carry a lifetime warranty. You can read the details at their website, gearwrench dot com slash warranty.
417226
I have 1/2" and 3/8". I accidentally torque a bolt higher than spec of wrench and it encountered an error. I phoned the vendor and they sent me a brand new one, and asked for me to return the old one with the included label. This was at least 2 years after my purchase. I am not sure what the stated warranty is, but happy with my purchase.
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Wrenches: 6mm, 8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15mm ... 3/8 drive 12pt sockets: 9mm, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 19mm ... 3/8 drive 6pt deep sockets: 12mm, 13, 14, 15, 17mm ... 1/4 drive 6pt sockets: 4mm, 5, 5.5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13mm ... and that's off the top of my head... just joking... man I had to pull the whole case for reference!
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No these Allen wrenches will not work. You need star wrench. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000E7XJSY/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1404527025&sr;=8-1π=SY200_QL40If there is a tamper proof dot in the middle you need a different tool too. Happy 4th of july
480506
I'm not sure about the warranty, but I've had mine installed for several months now. I've driven highways in the rain and about four high pressure car washes with no moisture evident in the assemblies. No complaints. They function perfectly.
1266472
Sorry but I'm not sure what were the details about warranty if any. Nonetheless I've been using them for about 6 weeks with no regrets.
971925
Lifetime and if you have any snap on, matco or mack tool dealers near you then you can take the wrench to them and have it warrantied most of the time. Bc all major tool trucks carry these sets in stock
286395
on the box it says 3 year limited warranty, 1 year free service, and 90 day money back guarantee. probably will not need any of that as all my other DeWalt equipment is over 5 years old and never had a problem with any of them.
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I don't believe there's a warranty on the socket set, but for the price you pay and the quality of the set, I wasn't worried about the warranty. This whole set costs as much as a single Snap-On socket and I've had no trouble with any of these sockets, even using them everyday in a busy Porsche shop.
1225429
There should be a warranty through rigid on all new tools. On some items you register them with rigid for a limited lifetime warranty.
2067503
I honestly don't remember since we bought them so long ago, but they do use just a standard cleat wrench. We just replaced some worn ones this morning.
82131
Not sure about the warranty. I'm assuming that you bought this "used" when you say that it is a return item? As far as instructions go, it is really easy. You just have to get a pretty good wrench and undo your old head at the thread and then screw the new one on.