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| Auto Tool Type: | Steering & Suspension |
| Item Weight (lbs.): | 1.1 |
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| Warranty Detail Link: | craftsman warranty |
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An absolute must if you own a car with drum brakes! I have owned many classic cars and the most recent is my 1972 Chevy El Camino. I got the car from my dad and before he passed on he told me that he had planned on replacing the rear brak shoes since it had been a while since he last did any brake work.
I once had a pair of these pliers when I was active in restoring Mustangs but when the time came for this brake job those pliers were nowhere to be found. Too bad, too, I really liked them. At any rate, I had to buy this pair and I'm happy to say that the quality hasn't changed a bit since I bought that last pair!
There was one slight difference I noted in the new Craftsman pair over the older pair and that was that they fit the spring retainer just a wee better than before. On the old pair the retainer cap removal portion of the tool was a bit undersized which meant that they never really seated themselves over the retainer, just more or less pushed on it.
Anyways, these are a welcome addition to my tool chest once again!
Los Angeles, CA
via sears.com
have not use it yet, it seems to get the job done
Norfolk, VA
via sears.com
I have always told by parents and grandparents since being a teeager I was always told to buy buy quality tools made in the USA Buy Craftman tools. I spend extra money to get craftsman tools and I get another non USA manufactured product
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Spring, TX
these pliers are versitle and tough. They have everything you need to manipulate the return springs on drum brakes
Harrisburg, IL
An absolute must if you own a car with drum brakes! I have owned many classic cars and the most recent is my 1972 Chevy El Camino. I got the car from my dad and before he passed on he told me that he had planned on replacing the rear brak shoes since it had been a while since he last did any brake work. I once had a pair of these pliers when I was active in restoring Mustangs but when the time came for this brake job those pliers were nowhere to be found. Too bad, too, I really liked them. At any rate, I had to buy this pair and I'm happy to say that the quality hasn't changed a bit since I bought that last pair! There was one slight difference I noted in the new Craftsman pair over the older pair and that was that they fit the spring retainer just a wee better than before. On the old pair the retainer cap removal portion of the tool was a bit undersized which meant that they never really seated themselves over the retainer, just more or less pushed on it. Anyways, these are a welcome addition to my tool chest once again!
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