I've had mine a few years now and use it almost every day and not a single fin has broken you definitely have a defective one and should contact milwaukee for a replacement

Hey love your videos do you have one that shows how the throttle cable gets replaced??? Thanks

Here in America they pressurize it to push the plug out

If you guys send me your address I'll send you something okay.

Ive been using Harbor Freight tools for about 5 years now. Baur and Pittsburgh specifically (the cheapest brands) and nothing has failed on me yet. I once accidentally left a drill in water for about a week and it still works just fine. My only complaint is against the Pittsburgh torque wrenches. Nost likely just a personal preference but i was not a fan of the locking style they used. Upgraded to icon torque wrenches and they are 1,000% worth the money. Ive also used the regular Pittsburgh sockets (not inpact sockets) on my 1/2 inch impact and those sockets held up well. Even Harbor Freight's welder line, Vulcan, genuinely surprised me with how well they operated. Only time I've ever had to use the warranty was with my first welder. I had let a friend use it and his house got hit by lightning, blew up the welder. Took it in and they swapped me with a brand new one no questions asked after providing the receipt. I will always shop at harbor freight for my tools!

The chucks get beat to shit way too easy

That one guy's movement is kind of erratic. 🤔

Trailer are a ripoff. You have to add everything. Scam

diddys monthly lube bill is still worse.

I love koken tool 🔧 i have a few ratchets and a set of the bolt grip sockets and i love them all had a few problems but i still like them more than my snap on ratchets

Not a drop in quality😂

I use a 10lb hammer welded to a cut off piece of 1 inch rebar, same idea and same thing it’s one of my most used hammers

Unistrut trailer 😂

Love this guy, it's a lively jobsite wherever he goes! I have a couple service trucks here in texas I would let you guys tour

From the looks of this company’s vehicles and drilling equipment, I would say they’re doing quite well, financially👍

That's only 625000 000 million miles per hour.

The latches suck on the tool cabinets. Easy to remove and be happy. Google it.

Amazing video. I can't believe that i can watch such a high quality video completely for free.

I’m thoroughly disappointed with my high school guidance counselor. I wish I’d have known Jordan. Seriously, I think the worst possible person to advise kids on what they should do to feed themselves as adults is some academic who can’t even figure out what end of a screwdriver to grab a hold. So glad I stumbled across this. Although, I’d like to see the pump get dropped.

Cool!

I always appreciate getting to see how some other mobile service person has their vehicle set up it's a great reference for ideas please keep them coming

Non-mechanic, and I have 2 mod wrenches one for a blind fan nut, another for a screw that was against a wall that I had to install, heaven help the next guy...

i have a theory on why we fan boy over certain companies.. its that we've spent so much money on a specific company that its just not financially worth it to change

Good show.

Good show. I learned some.

Electric is fine for a shop but sucks in the great outdoors yup that's about right

@52:15, stealth curse evades censor! ;P

haha 5:25 all your base are now belong to us

What do you think how much he gets paid per hour? I've met some heavy duty diesel mechanics that would drive out to the farms in Australia and they were on about 100-120 Aussie Dollars per hour.

Can I work with you people

Other dude just walked into this guys head, sat down, got comfortable and lives rent free to this day

The truck you made dude is by far the best truck on this channel.

You're probably the first tool review guy that actually works for a living and gosh darn it I want to see more of that. I'd assume the batteries kicked the bucket due to the water but that was part of the review process. For me personally, I use my Ryobi tools a fair bit without issues but they live inside a workshop all the time so they never see a drop of water at all and Know a few people who gravitated to Ryobi due to their positive experiences with them.

Thanks

Hilarious

I watch with my Husband, He’s a road tech at a Kobota dealer. I really appreciate you guys making these videos ! Helps me understand more about the difficulties he goes through on the daily.

Good job

I bought some tools from Fortis HD......will Tyler love me now?

A billion kilometers an hour? How many football fields is that in an hour?

The "Eh?" is fingers on a chalkboard.

Amazing Job. Keep up the good work for Health!

I use those redwings and they can hold up to some serious oil

DeWalt is worse fuckin garbage go flex stay far away from DeWalt unless it's a miter saw

Yep he's super rough on his toolshes a frickin heavy duty mechanic . Milwaukee electric impacts are for auto and small trucks

Yabutu gotta take into consideration the type of job u do . Milwaukee electric tools are for auto mechanic not heavy duty .use air brother ur correcto. But try flex tools unbeatable battery systems

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Need White for ICON Boxes and id buy one

Way to go Tekamo... love it

Best video tour so far, hope to see some videos of him doing service calls

Maybe don’t go calling a cold chisel a screwdriver. I take it the person posting the videos isn’t a mechanic.