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Old 03-08-2010, 05:01 PM   #9
Z-71
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Re: Snap-on Warranty replacement

Yes, its abuse. That's why the handle isn't as long as it would be with a cheater pipe. But, you do the best with what you have. My Snap-On man doesn't care how it broke, abuse or not, you get a new one. He said snap on leaves it up to the dealers discretion about replacing tools. So, he doesn't care because he gets reimbursed when he sends the tools back. So basically the snap on warranty is at the discretion of the dealer.
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