Snapon warranty is vary good

I do like the stubby koken

They are great especially when you can get them on sale!

So i can do Reviews for you guys 😏

I have heard them called both

Thanks

Good tip, I'll check it thanks

@ No problem, I personally use a bit of engine assembly grease(Super Lube 19003 in my case) on the back of the drive gear, and a thin coat of light weight oil(SL 53008) on the drive gear teeth/pawl/detent. Works a treat for most of my kit.

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Sounds like you need to do some toolbox shopping 😂

They are all great tools, just depends on what you want to spend really

@MeepersJeepers1 I've uses cheaper tools in the past, when buying a set of box store sockets, a wrench set, some extensions, and screwdrivers cost less than a tool truck ratchet. I've also driven Toyota Corollas when I needed basic, reliable transportation. But your needs and tastes and budget changes as you move through life, and I'm grateful I can buy the tools I want and drive the cars I want now. I just don't get the people trying to shame others for buying Snap-On instead of Harbor Freight lately - it's my money, I'll spend it as I please.

​@VorsprungDurchNik I've mostly seen people shaming snap on for their prices lately. The last shop I was in a couple of the guys thought they should only buy snap on. They were constantly borrowing tools and in absurd with the truck owner and corporate. The further I get in my career the less I get on the trucks. I enjoy searching for similar quality tools at much better prices. Gearwrench ratchets are better than any of my truck brands.

@aaadamt964 It makes as much sense as someone shaming Bentley for their prices and pushing Acura as an alternative. Are they both cars? Yes. Do they achieve the same broader goal of getting the occupants from point a to point b? Yes. Do people who own either like their vehicle? More than likely yes. But one is priced higher for various reasons, and that excludes some potential buyers, both voluntarily and involuntarily. Should that be a point of contention? Absolutely not, as when someone attempts to shame Snap-On for their pricing, it just sounds like someone is bitter that they personally cannot afford the Snap-On. So if everyone is so happy with their Icon and Tekton and Gearwrench, why even bring it up? Over the last 30 years I have owned everything from Popular Mechanics tool sets from Wal-Mart, good old USA made Craftsman and crappy end-of-days USA made Craftsman, low end Pittsburgh to Pittsburgh Pro, Icon, crappy pre-merger Stanley, GearWrench, Ace Hardware branded tools, Mac, Matco, Cornwell... You name it, I probably have it sitting in one of my numerous tool carts and tool boxes in my houses and sheds and garages. But personally, when it comes to my toolboxes and the hand tools I use the most, ratchets, sockets, hammers, screwdrivers, and *some* wrenches, I prefer Snap-On for many reasons, and for me, the prices are not out of line for the comfort, quality, engineering, and reliability I get from them. There is no shame in Snap-On charging the prices they do for the product and service they deliver and the investment they make in engineering and developing new tools while employing tens of thousands of Americans.

America has a lot of dead weight in our economy, more than any in larger manufacturing nations in the world. That is why it is so ridiculously expensive to manufacture anything here

Easy to do right?

me too

Yup for sure

Yes they are nice! I do like amazon japan

I will be getting the new g2 when available also

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.

Next time!

I got a really good deal on both the boxes and the bus and have way less in it than a service truck. Plus people actually slow down and move over for a bus with flashing lights. Anyone who has worked from a service truck on the side of a highway knows no one slows down or moves over.

Thanks for the info and watching

I like the bus as a work van great idea

Thanks

thanks for the info!

I have that exact set of sockets and they are great!

I do like my gear wrench ratchets

Yes they are

Snap On 3/8" Drive Dual 80® Technology Soft Grip Compact Multi-Position Head Ratchet (Red) Part # FHC72MPRR

I also have some Duralast as well and I like them.

I have the koken nut grip sockets. I plan on adding more koken products to my lineup

I do like my kokens

I will have to check them out.

3pc flexhead set for $100 is phenomenal and I love them.

Just got 3,8 swivel It's not bad..strong ears

That's a good deal

I don't own one, but I have heard they are excellent quality ratchets.

Yes, you never know when you might need one, and it is nice to have if you need it.

Yes, I would agree

I like and own all Snap-on handle styles. I like the Matco soft grip too, but I only own one. I like the Armstrong steel handle and the SK 72 tooth round head steel handles. The SK handle shaft is delightfully thin. The round knurling isn't pretty, but it is functional. I don't like the shape of the Matco steel handles, but I only own one. I like options. I have experienced no soft grip deterioration on my large inventory of Snap-on ratchet handles or on my one Matco. I have seen beat-up Snap-on soft grip ratchet handles. I don't abuse my tools. Others must not care much to destroy them so badly.

Yes, I also like to take very good care of my tools​@@paulhunt598

I personally haven't had any broken tools from HF knock on wood and I live close to one, but that is very good advise. Thanks for the comment!

I mean I know they are made here in Toledo Ohio but its just crazy the amount of overstock these dealers have with them being up fitted already. Make sure you check out our next video on friday where we showcase a dealer with one completly upfitted marke almost $30k off!

Yeah thanks for watching we have many more vidoes of some installs and product reviews coming up soon so stay tuned.

I wanted to say I get tops off without tools all the time lol

@@JerrodThomas-k5d thanks for the comment be sure to stay tuned for our install videos to see!