Is this covered by the same lifetime warranty as new Ridgid tools are, when registered?
1140880
Ridgid warranty on reconditioned tools is 1 year. I just received mine for $75 from Woot.com and it looks and works like new.
2174333
Short answer- Limited Lifetime warranty on handtools. Refer to: http://www.stanleytools.com/images/warranty/STANLEY_Hand_Tools_Warranty.pdf Say they are made in USA and believe Stanley is part of Black and Decker,,, large company. Damage, alteration by you and etc. are not Stanley's Issue and it helps to have original package and SALES RECEIPT is a must (have a file for receipts and IDEALLY you should SCAN register receipts as they disappear with TIME. davzway
351851
No I don't think it is, I think that is somewhere in the description. I bought this one though and it hasn't given me any trouble. I guess once it eventually dies I will have to buy a new one but at the moment I couldn't afford to buy a new one. My advice, if you can afford the new one go ahead and spend the extra, but if you are strapped for funds at the moment and really need a drill, this is definitely a great buy!
2135830
I cannot say for sure other than it is at least one year. Most Ridgid tools come with a three year warranty but on this radio I am not sure. I have used mine about four years with no problem.
351848
I don't not believe so unless you buy it directly from ridgid. The warranty is non transferable
502259
Here is a link to their warranty statement http://www.skhandtool.com/warranty.aspxIf you don't have a local S-K dealer (and I bet most people don't, anymore) you'll likely have to send broken tools in.
2247656
New Ryobi power tools carry a 2 Year Warranty. Factory Reconditioned tools carry a 1 year warranty. New tools need to be registered. Reconditioned just require a copy of your receipt at the service center. Check with each seller to be sure the item qualifies, On some items the warranty can only be provided by the seller. All of the items RHW Surplus Sales carries have the above warranties.
1218349
Yes, it has a two year limited warranty. They are "guaranteed against defective material or workmanship for a period of two full years from date of purchase. Tools used in industrial/commercial or rental applications are not covered by this warranty. Should trouble develop, return tool prepaid direct to factory...Repairs made necessary by normal wear, abuse or out of warranty will be charged for at our regular repair prices." This is a portion of the warranty that seems to answer your question.
1709487
This Combo set is new, my experience with Bosch is: if they are refurbished they are stamped and also carry the same warranty as new. I have purchased refurbished for years instead of new because of, better price, same warranty and they fix the bugs the tools ever had. I wish Bosch kept their service center here in my area open,I miss shopping there!
847439
Yes it is covered under the warranty. You may have to produce documentation proving that you're the purchaser.
699670
All craftsman come with the lifetime warranty. Just take them to sears for the 1 for 1 swap if it breaks
1439936
Lifetime warranty, but not instant replacement like Craftsman. Bring tool in and they will order one for you. Never took one in yet so don't know how long it takes.
603625
It is a proprietary part. Probably cheaper to replace the entire tool. It can be sharpened with a grinder if you're careful not to ruin the temper.
769615
I am assuming by "it" you mean the Husq manual or advertisement? I would say you should contact them, never seen a warranty that long on a tool like a chain saw and I have had a lot of them.
905994
Lifetime if purchased through a Rigid Dealer only. Home depot is the only licensed dealer I know of
2042165
I guess I'm the step-child in this group but I still think the Grizzly saw is over-rated. (see my original review) I haven't looked at the Ridgid specifically but I have a lot of experience with their products in general and their quality levels. Given that experience I would say it all depends on price. If it's close, go with Grizzly for support and parts availability reasons. If there is a big difference, Ridgid might be a better value-for-money choice.
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It was new, fresh out of the box. Never read the warranty, but that can probably be found online. If it behaves anything like the other two cycle yard tools I have (not Poulan), good Lord willing, it will far outlive the warranty.