Walmart[walmart.com] has 11-Piece HART SAE Combination Chrome Vanadium Wrench Set w/ Tool Pouch on sale for $11.97. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free trial available[walmart.com]) or on orders $35+.
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Product Description:
A good set of wrenches is always a sound investment. If you’re looking for a versatile set that’ll cover most any task you’ll really appreciate this 11 PC. Combo Wrench Set SAE from HART. These combination wrenches include a wide variety of sizes to ensure you have the right tool for whatever you’re working on. They’re also made from high-grade Chrome Vanadium Steel (CrV) for durability and feature a chrome finish which works best for resisting rust and corrosion while also making clean up easier. Finally the set comes with a tool pouch with large size markings for easy storage and transportation so you’re ready for any job—be it automotive plumbing or general purpose applications. Includes HART’s limited lifetime warranty.
Product SKU:
423028580
UPC:
810022398197
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Walmart[walmart.com] has 11-Piece HART SAE Combination Chrome Vanadium Wrench Set w/ Tool Pouch on sale for $11.97. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free trial available[walmart.com]) or on orders $35+.
Pretty good deal. Again HART is owned by TTI who also owns Milwaukee, Ryobi, Hoover, etc… so it's not "just Walmart" tools. Great for an average homeowner.
Pretty good deal. Again HART is owned by TTI who also owns Milwaukee, Ryobi, Hoover, etc… so it's not "just Walmart" tools. Great for an average homeowner.
Whao there, that misleading. You throwing "Milwaukee" name out requires a "*that doesn't amount to anything". Phillip Morris also own Kraft cheese
Pretty good deal. Again HART is owned by TTI who also owns Milwaukee, Ryobi, Hoover, etc… so it's not "just Walmart" tools. Great for an average homeowner.
Milwaukee hand tools are made in West Bend, Wisconsin. They do not make any other tools under Techtronic's umbrella. TTI does not even manufacture most of their products but outsources them to 3rd party companies. They'll design it and then start taking bids on manufacturing a certain amount of units over a certain amount of time. The next gen of the product could be made by someone else. But this is how corporations roll now.
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Milwaukee hand tools are made in West Bend, Wisconsin. They do not make any other tools under Techtronic's umbrella. TII does not even manufacture most of their products but outsources them to 3rd party companies.
The point being is the parent company isn't Walmart. Lord help us all.
Whao there, that misleading. You throwing "Milwaukee" name out requires a "*that doesn't amount to anything". Phillip Morris also own Kraft cheese
Fair point but Hart is basically the same quality as Ryobi (at least when it comes to power tools, I can't comment on Hart or Ryobi hand tool quality).
That said Ryobi brushless tools are of much higher quality (components, not the underlying brushless tech) than Ryobi brushed so I think it is safe to make the same assumption about Hart when it comes to brushless vs brushed
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The point being is the parent company isn't Walmart. Lord help us all.
Oh, you're correct. That would be the Hyper Tough line. Same concept. A label that gets passed around (by Walmart) and the quality goes up and down over the years.
There's no need for hostile comments, I'm sure most of everybody here is not a pro, who need pro tools. I think these tools are good enough for most of us homeowners, so thank you for sharing the find. Now if ur a pro u wouldn't be here reading these thread, u would already bought a Milwaukee or Dewalts. We should share knowledge but in a productive manner.
IMO Hart hand tools seem comparable to current Kobalt or Husky. I'd generally rank those 3 above most Pittsburgh tools, but YMMV. Warranty process for Hart sucks from what I've heard.
IMO Hart hand tools seem comparable to current Kobalt or Husky. I'd generally rank those 3 above most Pittsburgh tools, but YMMV. Warranty process for Hart sucks from what I've heard.
Yes, warranty for HART is shiet. You NEED the receipt.
Their auto-vicegrip snapped the first time I used it and called HARTs warranty line.
1. They're so busy denying warranty claims that no one will answer your call. (That is if you make it past their multiple choice riddles and press the correct number to get to the correct department.
2. You'll leave a call back number and they'll call YOU at their convenience. Who do you think you are?? A paying customer?? Sheesh
3. Prepare to make your case like you're in court for a speeding ticket. (The odds in your favor are the same as well)
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That said Ryobi brushless tools are of much higher quality (components, not the underlying brushless tech) than Ryobi brushed so I think it is safe to make the same assumption about Hart when it comes to brushless vs brushed
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Their auto-vicegrip snapped the first time I used it and called HARTs warranty line.
1. They're so busy denying warranty claims that no one will answer your call. (That is if you make it past their multiple choice riddles and press the correct number to get to the correct department.
2. You'll leave a call back number and they'll call YOU at their convenience. Who do you think you are?? A paying customer?? Sheesh
3. Prepare to make your case like you're in court for a speeding ticket. (The odds in your favor are the same as well)
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