So ideally if you needed to warranty it for calibration, couldn't you just nuke it and warranty it for something else being broken?

Looks like a company called Voodoo Ride sells a rebranded version of the old Chicago Electric for $25 on Amazon. Appears to be a clone, if anyone is still interested. Voodoo Ride VR-1023

Haha typical Chinese parts collection and no recourse for any of the manufacturers.

no mask?

Mine runs fine but it displays on the hour gauge 99999. I can’t find nothing anywhere on this code

rip it apart and throw it away haha what's the matter can not put it back together ? your a tool

Just bought a power torque from O'Reillys see how it does

Wouldn’t a 10” speaker fit?

Craftsman also made an industrial line with a black handle back in the 80s or later not sure of the year. But they were crap the tips would snap off! 😮

Donde puedo comprar el kit de cilindro biela y piston para ese tipo de compresor?

The hidden gems at garage sales and flea markets!

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I got one and it aint got no replacement parts like the cylinder or fan but some parts are avalble that are universal tho

Thanks for the tip mate.

i'm sure your cruze has been resting rust free in the junk yard for the last 4 years?

So is the male connector the same size or does that get smaller when you go from 1/2 to 3/8 and 1/4

Bought the husky for around $90 and it only lasted me 3 months until it fell apart. Within that three months i only really used it to tighten wheels and reinstalling pulleys. The $20 Pittsburg one has yet to break on me, 5 months in with this one.

Dude u don't know how to paint...run the gun at 25 to 30..your not spraying the whole car In one hit but in parts..your not a painter

I’m 67 and I’m behind you David. You’re going to do great things

Just get a new OMRON Japan relay.... :)

What a great idea. Thanks for sharing, brother! However, I wonder if one couldn't do something similar with an electricity hand planer for quicker results?

I bought this Husky based on your recommendation. How after a few years of use, how can I check the accuracy and adjust this particular tool? Thanks

I always get the two-year warranty beat the crap out of it and replace it every two years no issues they have no other questions asked warrant for a reason and I abuse the shit out of them

When changing oil on small engines, it's easier to just siphon the oil out. They make a tool just for that, but you could use a brake bleeder or something similar.

did you have room to put a 18 or 19 tooth frt sprocket on?

I have the big fortress quiet compressor. there is a note that says if it won't turn on to unplug it with the switch off for 10 minutes. I need to do this several times as I am using it as it keeps crapping out and won't pump up all the way. Is the a bad pressure switch? Is there an adjustment???

If I’m just starting out with diy should I get a half inch drive or 3/8th?

Awesome video with no bs! Thank you

Subscribed and 👍 liked. Thanks for the video.

I understand your concern with the ratchet axle stands. BUT those "Big Red" 3 ton axle stands that you have, have a locking pin. I have a similar design. Is there anything wrong with those in terms of their safety?

Impressive! You didn't bend the handlebars.

I have a pair of escos and they certainly look the part. Various tests online show they perform as well too. However, steel is unintuitively strong. Properly made ratcheting jack stands will not fail for passenger cars. Even though they look weak, they can easily support the weight of a car. If you're short on cash, just buy a good brand name pair of ratcheting stands. Husky makes some good ones. Steel also does not weaken with age. Aluminum does. As long as they're not rusty, steel jack stands will last a lifetime.

Hello can you make a video on how to take off the silencer😂 I want it to sound like a f1 gun

In-line paper element fuel type filters are NEVER used in a gravity feed system (non-fuel pump, low pressure) although a screen strainer type could keep many larger 'chunks' from going to the fuel bowl, waiting for you to clean that sludge out "someday". The "Starting Mechanism" is called a Recoil Starter and the "pulley" is called a flywheel. NEVER just pull on any spark plug wire to remove the boot. Twist the boot to break the boot sticking to the plug and then pull on the boot to remove it.

I’m doing this so I can put a spare car key in the handle so it looks like a screw driver is starting my car

I've used both styles of jack stands forever. The pin ones are a PITA because the holes are at specific increments, the reason ratchet jacks were created was to solve this very problem. So, I gave away my pin style ones and use my ratchet "dangerous" versions. Never, ever had an issue with them. Once I get the car on the jacks, I give it a shove or three to make sure everything is stable. Never had an issue. I see these other videos where people magically "bump" the release. Yeah, never seen that. Since I'm about to go purchase another set of stands, I will admit that the locking pin is a reasonable and cost effective safety design. Points for that. We all need to keep in mind that all auto stores, Home Depot, Wal Mart, Lowe's, insert any other names here buy their stuff from China. It's just relabeled. This is my biggest gripe with people who disparage HF. Double standard. My rolling toolbox cost me $200 from HF. HD wanted $899. For the same thing. So, inspect always, apply common sense and live a happy life.

I have always been impressed with the Aircat impact wrenches. My in shop experience has been they are a cut above most other air impact wrenches. Your tear down was a good reveal why they work so well.

Can the firmware be updated via smartphone? (I don't have a puter)

How did you get the back cover off with out destroying it? Ive got all the screws out, but they must have some kind of glue holding it in there

The 1/2 for the HF brand is good. I bucks for 2025 rate. I tried the 3/8 version and it never clicks. Check the reviews and it is a common issue. 1/2 HF is the best for budget.

Unfortunately no longer sold

I tried the foil before and had the same messy results. Last time I used a piece of cereal box cardboard (waxed finish) cut it to fit under the pump and bent the exposed portion into a "V" trough. Worked great and allowed me to just leave a bottle and funnel on the ground--hands free! Thanks for the video

If you buy three Husky or Harbor Freight torque wrenches and look at their calibration sheet, chances are you will see the same numbers written on them. A real calibration sheet will have some hand writing on it, a signature or initials at the very least.

How much would it cost if Briggs & Stratton made an identical unit?

Disappointed they still don't adaot fir how pinch welds are supposed to work - the weld centers the jack syand, but the weight rests on the frame on both sides of the weld.

1:51 minute mark!! ...my breaker/fuse was tripped! Thanks

I need to repair or replace the cartridge connector clips and/or wires because the wires are extremely thin and some of the connectors broke when I went to change the cartridge.

excellent video.

You are right about the high friction bearing that could be better, but it is not that bad when properly lubricated i think. Needle bearing at 3000 rpm with the repetitive impacts, i am not too sure....a more suited solution would be maybe a plastic bushing (like igus makes) pressfittted inside a metal shell.

At the end of the day, no high priced, high quality HF tool will retain resale value compared to the name brands.might as well spend the same cash or little more on reputable tool.