21 Mar
2013
21 Mar
'13
8:07 p.m.
At 05:34 PM 3/21/2013, you wrote:
Ah, but the great thing about Sears power tools
is that you can still get parts for them. I still
use the router I got from my dad. He got it in
the 60's -- and it was a rebuild then. About 5
years ago, I needed to replace the bearings and
thought I'd replace the collet while I was at it.
I went online, found the manual with a parts
diagram, ordered the parts, and got myself a like-new router out of it.
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Back when I
was a kid, there was a brand of tool - I think it was the
That would be Craftsman. They still honor that guarantee, even for new
tools. Power tools are not covered this way, however.