Ed,
If you return it to Sears their policy is to get it repaired at your cost,
not replace it. If you look at the warrenty statement, it does not cover
torque wrenches. I had one of theirs and it broke and they did not want to
warrenty it. After a few e-mails to headquarters, they gave me a new one.
You might want to consdier letting them send it off for repairs and then
paying for the repair thru them.
Regards, Tom
----- Original Message -----
Subject: Torque wrench help
> I figure someone on this list might be able to help with this...
>
> I have a nice old Craftsman micrometer style clicker torque wrench
> that needs some work. This is one of the old all metal ones, probably
> from around 1979 or so. Its not working, it needs to be cleaned and
> calibrated. I know I could probably return it to Sears for a new one
> but the new ones are not as nice. So, does anybody know of a good
> place to have a torque wrench like this repaired? A place in the
> Denver area gets extra points!
>
> Thanks a lot,
>
> Ed
> Loveland, CO.
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