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Posted by John K on December 30, 2003 at 22:05:25 from (66.222.132.230):
In Reply to: Sears posted by Jerry on December 30, 2003 at 16:00:57:
I have three open end wrenches 1/2 x 9/16 bought at different times. The first one is slim and of pro grade, the second double in thickness home grade and the third is almost double in thickness of the second and is of hammer grade. The last one feels like it is a piece of metal that could be used for beating with. Here in Central Alberta most people that I know now buy Master Craft Professenal sold by Canadian Tire. Lifetime warrenty and look and feel like Snap On. Was even told that the parts in the rachets are interchangable. They are about the same price or a bit less then Crapman tools.
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