If it works it works

if a ratchet isn't meant to break bolts loose why the fuck are they so long.

Wrong tool bro. You use a flex head when you need to use a flex head, not when you wanna break a big ass bolt loose and have plenty of clearance

Swivel head are garbage

a swivel ratchet? yea thats definitely what you SHOULD be using

They need to get rid of the truck bs and have stores

Cheap tools work until they don't. Problem is, when they give up you're the one with half the skin missing on your hand

Watching that ratchet bend .... 😅

I buy everything super cheap and replace it with something better if it breaks. Survival of the fittest! 🦾

As long as your paying your own way they can take long walk on short pier

I’d be using an impact gun. Time is money if you’re doing it for a living.

If it works it don't matter

I recently criticized the mechanics who buy snap on tool boxes, declaring that such a box has no merit over a box from the likes of harbor freight or lowes/home depot house brands. I was met with a response of "spoken by someone who hasn't had to rely on their tools for a living". But I hardly consider a toolbox a tool. It contains and organizes the tools. The same reason someone buys an exotic car, it's not because it's a rational decision, it's because they want to empty their wallet to fill other people's eyes. True circus behavior. I've got a pittsburgh long handled flex head ratchet that I've been using for the better part of 5 or 6 years and that bad boy is still working flawlessly. I think it was 15-20 bucks?

You could say the same thing about anything…. Why waste money on a new truck when you could drive an old beater… because I like nice sh**

Hart is made by Milwaukee

Those bolts are put on with an air impact..put a squirt of penetration oil and your Walmart ratchet will never break.

Lifetime warranty, which you have to SHIP the tool to them, which will become more expensive and the warranty is IF THEY THINK you didn't abuse it. No thanks. Those HART ratchets are disposables.

I used my Craftsman breaker bar ratchet forever 25 years and never broke I soak all my ratchets an oil now and then can I dry up they skip teeth and break

Do people really believe all these tool companies are making there own tools somewhere, they are all made at the same manufacturing plant, with different names and slightly different look. They are all basically the same

My mechanic uses all walmart tools. Every knuckle is busted in both hands and every bolt and nut on my truck is rounded off.

Harts ok stuff. For the normal guy doing a pad slap on his rusty S-10

Wouldn't call "snap it" a quality tool

Shouldnt use any ratchet for braking loose severely tight fastners. Breakers always.

Still have mine from 2 years ago

Next time try it on something tight

Snap On ripping off poor mechanics for 100 years now with LIMITED lifetime warranty WOW.Ever noticed the best tool box in the shop is the owners.What Punjabi shops have is a massive wall with all the tools traced out like our dads did.All tools put away every night.No more $60,000 boxes just a small assortment of hand tools each tech. has.🤔

I have Craftsman ratchets I bought back in 79 as a 16 year old. (Yeah I’m old). They been with me through my career as an Industrial Mechanic / Millwright. All it needs is pop the snap spring off the cover, remove, clean out and repack with grease every few years.

Hart tools are the shizzz bro. Better then snampon

Harbor freight has my bank account info

Do you like this kit? I was looking at Snap on but just don’t work on enough cars to justify dropping $750

I've been through over 10 matco heads. I dont even touch my matco anymore. It's role is to sit and look pretty

Tool snobs is all they are… the hands using the tools is whats more important… i fix fire trucks with my craftsman tools 🤷🏽‍♂️

Snap on wants your soul ! Any tool that does it’s job is a good tool

Hart tool are not bad was a little impressed with power tools

U need QUALITY extractors and pullers... .. MAC etc,

Hey nothing wrong buying cheap tools i have both snap on long as it does the job you are doing

Use whatever works for you. But will Sears, Walmart, Harbor Freight, etc. come to your job every week, warranty your tools on the spot? Most of all will they let you walk away with $200 worth of tools for a $20 payment? It's all about the weekly service.

If mechanics hate engineers maybe you shouldn’t be a mechanic.. go find something else to complain about.

My brother just used my 1/4 breaker bar to take off his 4 wheel drive lug nuts and it broke 😮 and he blamed it on my breaker bar😅

Getting bolts loose with a sound is one of the most satisfying sounds in the world

Bro KZbin must think I'm a damn mechanic every other short some dude's taking the brakes off a car or something. It keeps reminding me I got to work on my cars stressing me out

That kinda work would suck with snapon. Id be too scared to break it

It's not about the name brand of the tool. It's about the person behind the tool & technique

That ratchet was about to break in 2 spots

That's the same one I've had 3 years. It's my absolute favorite flex head ratchet and fav ratchet period. The telescoping handle and flex head is awesome and cheap!

Snap on is good if u have a shop account with them, to replace broken tools.. they'll replace them that's it.. Wal-Mart is back yard buggy material..

I buy cheap hand tools. And then I buy all Milwaukee for the rest of the stuff I need. Just buy what you feel makes sense.

Warranty

There is never ever a reason in this world to spend the kind of money that snap-on requires. The tow truck guy and all of them is just it's a scam. They ask for so much money for such basic tools. And when it's under warranty some of the tool trucks that I've been to. They have such an ordeal that you have to go through just to get your tool fixed. It's just not worth the hassle. It's not worth the debt. I'm glad that I went with gearwrench

😅😅😅 I BRAKE EVERYTHING