April 14 2006
Over 15,000 Crain Cutter Toe-Kick Saws have been recalled due to a defective handle. There have been 25 reports of the blue plastic handle breaking and one report of related personal injuries. The saws are used by home contractors to remove flooring and lower cabinets.
Consumers with the defective Crain Cutter Toe-Kick Saw, Model 795, should discontinue use and contact any Crain distributor or Crain Cutter Co. for a free repair or a free repair kit.
Crain Cutter Toe-Kick Saw Recall in the News
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announces Crain Cutter's saw recall, Model 795. Toe-kick saws are sold at specialty floor covering stores, retail price $250. (Apr-13-06) [
CPSC]
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If you or a loved one has suffered bodily harm or property damage related to a defective Crain Cutter Toe-Kick Saw, you may qualify for compensation that may be awarded in a possible class action or lawsuit, please
fill in our form on the right to submit your case.
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