FYI, Sears will now only repair your Craftsman ratchet or give you a
"rebuilt" one. No more new replacements. If they don't have one available
you gotta wait a few days until yours gets fixed. Or you can cuss them out
and buy one somewhere else so you can get back to work like I did. "Dude,
it's Sunday, I got parts all over my driveway, and you tell me I gotta wait
until Tueday MAYBE to get my "guaranteed" wrench? *%#&$#@#~!!!" Farging
bastages.

Now I don't buy tools at Sears anymore.

Their loss.



"RSCamaro" > wrote in message
...
> On Sun, 02 Oct 2005 22:52:08 -0400, Rich > wrote:
>
>>To get off. At least with a socket wrench.
>>I don't have an air tool, any suggestions?
>>-Rich
>
> Use an old ratchet and a hammer and make your own impact wrench out of
> it. Tapping the wrench will break the locktite and you'll be able to
> remove the bolts the rest of the way. Craftsman ratches are just the
> thing to use in these situations as they can be brought back for a no
> questions replacement. Don't want to use a hammer on your ratchet
> then use a box end wrench and the same method, you may end up with a
> dent or two on the wrench but it won't affect the way it works or harm
> it. Make sure to hold the wrench onto the bolt head so it doesn't go
> flying away on you.
>
> ...Ron
> --
> 68' Camaro RS
> 88' Firebird Formula
> 00' Mustang GT Vert