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Mastercraft tools canadian tire

Mastercraft tools, no longer warrantied. Its been coming down the pipes for a while, I could see it from a ways off, but today was the first time Canadian tire officially flat out refused to exchange a broken Mastercraft tool for me. It was also the last time I will ever purchase their tools, as I have promised them in the past would happen if they ever refused to stand behind their warranty. It was a impact universal drive, a tool that they claim can only be purchased as a part of a kit, they refused to replace the kit on account of the broken U drive, and were also unwilling to separate another kit to give me just the U drive. To add to my aggravation they also pointed out that I did not have a receipt, while I do have the receipt filed somewhere my argument has always been that warranty claim printed on the box is for the life of the tool The day I need a receipt to return a broken tool to the manufacturer, the claim of a lifetime warranty is false. I do not need a receipt to return a Snap-on tool to Snap-on or a Channel Lock tool directly to Channel Lock, I should not need a receipt to take a Mastercraft tool back to Canadian tire. According to current store policies, even in a best case scenario a Mastercraft tool is only warrantied for the life of the receipt So anyways, to anyone else out there that still buy's Mastercraft junk on the premise that although the tools will break, they can be easily exchanged As far as I'm concerned they should no longer be allowed to advertise their tools as warrantied for life, or even at all in the case of tools that come in kits. Last edited by Bushleague; at PM. Buy another one, if it happens to break in the exact same fashion take it back a week later and get your money back.

Because failure to be delivered by a tool truck renders them worthy only of doubling as cat litter.

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Have you been searching for a high-quality cordless drill to help with all your DIY projects? Look no further than Canadian Tire! But who makes these impressive tools? Canadian Tire has been a trusted retailer of tools and home improvement products for decades, but their cordless drill selection is made by a variety of different manufacturers. When it comes to cordless drills, Canadian Tire is a popular brand that many people trust. But who actually makes these drills? Canadian Tire has a few different brands of cordless drills, including Mastercraft, Maximum, and Motomaster Eliminator. While some of these brands may be manufactured by Canadian Tire themselves, others are likely produced by third-party manufacturers.

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It was also the last time I will ever purchase their tools, as I have promised them in the past would happen if they ever refused to stand behind their warranty. I think their hand tools have gotten even better over the years. Mastercraft hand tools are another story. It too has made hundreds of cuts since and still works like new. Thread starter dillymann Start date Feb 6, It had a steel gear case, decent power, and a quality feel to it. These days CTC sells quality tools at very reasonable prices. As has been said before, you never pay that price listed it will always come on sale. That next contract may or may not be with the same factory that did the first run. Join Date: Sep Posts: 1, Joined Apr 29, Messages 5, Location Toronto.

The Mastercraft brand is used by the Canadian Tire Corporation established in , a chain of retail stores and automotive service centres.

JavaScript is disabled. Thread starter dillymann Start date Feb 6, Posting Rules. Find all posts by Crankbait. You are using an out of date browser. I think as well that the name should have been changed to "Chinese Tire" a long time ago. Search Advanced search…. To each his own! Are the U-Joints that they sell separately different looking from the ones sold in the kit? I still have some wrenches from their "professional series" and they have served me well for 20 years.