Disposable - Reusable Gloves VS wearing NO gloves | DIESEL Fuel, WHAT do YOU do!?

Hand protection, what kind do you use?? What up Superduty family!!! Are you guys using rubber gloves? What kind do you choose, my favorite are the Suprenos SE. They are by far my goto ones, so much so when the shop changed brands, I had to have my Suprenos. Tell me what you all think in the comment section. Remember to LIKE - COMMENT - SUB - SHARE
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[@demonrobertketchie5409]

No gloves, no snags lol. Brake clean or the parts washer cleans your hands just fine. It helps find those little cuts too.

[@brianmontgomery732]

I used the MAC Branded gloves, love them

[@TozziWelding]

I do the raven 9mil black nitrile gloves from NAPA for real nasty jobs, but 99% of the time I go bareback, because I am old. A tip for going bareback, put hand lotion on first, GoJo HandMedic is my go to.

[@Jason1Pa]

I always wear some kind of disposable gloves. I just like them because they are not bulky like a regular glove. Feels like a extra layer of skin. It's so nice just take them off and not get grease,dirt,etc. on doors,steering wheels,etc. Your instantly clean. I used to have people make fun of me years ago for wearing gloves,but now seems to be more common. Your skin is the largest organ you have. Need to protect it.

[@jasongross8481]

Honestly harbor freight are the win, 9 mil with the ec. Very well priced... my top were the venom but due to covid supply issues got crazy

[@jimmyaber5920]

Agreed. HF 9 mil are tough and can often go a second day. I hav e thrown away too many of the 5 mil because they seem to deteriorate once opened. If you have the box opened for more than 2 weeks they tear when putting them on. I have used other brands of 9 mil but often they have non slip embossed feature and they are way expensive.

[@jeffreycastillo170]

Haven't tried harbor freight, but Venom is far away the best I've tried. I can sometimes get a full day out of them.

[@BlackJebus97]

Gloves definitely. Don't want any skin conditions in the future. My personal favourites are the microflex midnight. Thin but still extremely durable.

[@waynemeredith4287]

You read my mind! Just thinking I wish someone would talk about gloves they like. Thanks.

[@TheRealSlowhand]

Very nice video,... Great topicthank you... A long time ago we didn't think anything about the repetitive exposure from years of working on vehicles... However, I don't do anything without disposable gloves...

[@willb7975]

Been using nitrile gloves for years - automotive, detailing, painting, plumbing, etc... around the house. Was using the gorilla brand carried by HD until covid. Now using HD's house brand (not as form fitting) and have picked up some more expensive/thicker types when I find them.

[@eduardocampos2214]

I use the Hardy extreme heavy duty 9mil thick from harbor freight and they are pretty good with oil, fuel etc.

[@vincentraffone833]

I love Supreno

[@vais3]

I definitely glove up for oil, fuel and coolant. These days, I’ll put gloves on for brakes and exhaust work too.

[@zekester1]

My favorite so far are🤗 Amazon commercial 7mil orange xl (hard to get now) or😉 Raven black xl both great👌👌👍👍 have a great weekend👍💪💯....PS saw FBM short about your changes in vid schedules...understand, appreciate your content & the help you give to all of us (be it professional or just a plain joe)...specially an old fart that's a PTT junky!!!🤪...until next time😁

[@trippmyrick9730]

I bought a box of the Microflex Supreno SE gloves based on your recommendation and I have to say they are great. I reused one pair on a couple of projects with no tears at all. I took them on and off several times and they are still going strong with no tears. They are worth the price in my opinion. Thanks.

[@PowerStrokeTechTalkwARod]

They are thee best

the best of the best.

[@joeybuckingham7006]

Black lightning 6mil nitrile gloves here, always on stock in my shop

[@jamesdiamond1582]

Hero 14 mil you can get them on amazon They are latex though and are extended cuff

[@psinclairjr]

I retired as a ff/paramedic a few years back. Hard to believe but when I started EMS gloves were optional. Anyway, I exclusively used Microflex gloves. Extended cuff when it got nasty standard cuff otherwise, Microflex is an Awesome manufacturer

[@kevinb158]

The micro flex gloves I seen them at AutoZone but I know where your coming from I been using that brand for 3.5 years with my previous job the micro flex diamond grip now there not chemical resistant but what I was doing was it needed

[@nobodyhome2318]

Harbor freight black 9mil gloves! Someone said it already but I'll say it again!

[@chekelley6861]

PR88 all day. Gloves shred no matter what brand I try.

[@meorge9359]

I don’t work on diesels much so I see why you use nitrile. But I personally only use diamond grip, which are latex. Best fitting and durable in my opinion

[@donaldkraft7371]

I buy from Costco when they have them in auto section, very good for price, keep them air tight, air destroys them very fast

[@21psd]

Harbor Freight nitrile 7 mil. They've gone up in price since the Rona hit, $18.99 per box of 50, but they're good durable gloves.

[@trent.142]

Check out a brand called ResQGrip, obviously meant for the fire/ems side but there super grippy and super tear resistant, we have other brands on the rigs but I always try to use them on calls, 30$ ish a box

[@josephvantreeck2989]

New to the channel, referred by Ford Boss Me...Looking forward to learning from you.

[@PowerStrokeTechTalkwARod]

Welcome to the community my friend

[@imranabbasi7871]

👍

[@vince5506]

Who’s talking smack bout your fingers??? 😁 Now we gotta see them things to know what’s going on. 🤣 gonna have to do some hand modeling for the crew 🙌🏻🤣🤣🤣.

[@mlieser1230]

I've got a couple of boxes of Keepkleen gloves. These things are the Chevrolet of gloves. Just unthreading a drain plug and these things blow up like a hand grenade and shred to pieces. Absolute junk! I can honestly say that I have had really good luck with the Diamond Grip gloves. I prefer to work barehanded but will use gloves in really messy situations. In the summer my hands sweat too much with the gloves.

[@justinpaone2227]

I run some orange ones that are textured and thick that I got from AutoZone one box is 20 bucks. But you can easily clean them off with brake clean and reuse them the thinner ones that rip even putting them on yeah those suck or when they break down in the chemicals and the fingers rip off yeah not worth it.

[@jerryhatrick5860]

Gloves? Hahahaha. My hands are gloves hahahaha

[@PowerStrokeTechTalkwARod]

Good luck with that

[@dylaningle8204]

i RARELY wear gloves unless i’m dealing with brake fluid or coolant lines. once the coolant is drained or fluids mostly gone they come off. work buys the glove works textured orange 8mil thick ones. they’re bad ass gloves, rarely tear unless you snag something sharp. i wear a medium, they’re hell to get on, but they’re tight and don’t snag but once in a blue moon. i just can’t stand my hands being in a glove and i’ve never been scared of getting dirty, especially when it’s my job lmao.

[@loft306]

I have chemical gloves in the truck I don’t have to struggle to put them on or off, for fueling.

[@jasonbrown7258]

Been wrenching for 35 years never once used gloves. Only the young kids in our shop use them and they leave them everywhere.

[@xforce687]

Our dealer quit supplying gloves because the vendor basically doubled the price with what's been going on the past couple years... I personally will wash my gloves and clip them to my fan so they're dry and I use one pair for at least a day or two, unless the rip of course. $20+ a box, gotta get the most out of them!

[@PowerStrokeTechTalkwARod]

Riiiight

[@vanderpoolfarmsl.l.c.9983]

I hope this isn't blasphemy here in church but... ...I am hooked on Harbor Fright 😵9 mil black nitrile. $17.99 for 50. I wear one size smaller so they form-fit my hands. To remove, I slide an air gun up inside and it blows them half way off. They are very strong so I wear them for many uses before they hit the trash.

[@bmwdave52]

Rockauto has the motorcraft gloves for $19.91 I jumped the gun a bit, you can only buy them in a 10 pack. That breaks down to $19.91.

[@justinpaone2227]

Well microflex is not the company lower right hand corner and ansell is the company you might have better luck that way. They make those green chemical resistant gloves that last for weeks but they're not form-fitting. I used to be a press operator printing press operator and that's all we bought was ansell brand.

[@christopherchang115]

I would rather use gloves for sure

[@Graveltrucking]

Paging proctologist Aaron, we have a 300lb beauty she needs an examination 😂 I don't always wear nitrile gloves. All we can get here is Grease Monkey Nitrile gloves they are tough. You do lose dexterity. A box of 50 was 52 dollars Canadian. I'm not sure if the prices have come down.

[@codyphillips48]

Most of the time no gloves for me. I rip the up to much. I did use motorcraft when I was at the dealership. They provided them .

[@PowerStrokeTechTalkwARod]

Must be nice....😔

[@codyphillips48]

@@PowerStrokeTechTalkwARod some dealers do buy all motorcraft stuff for their employees

[@jamieparker4882]

I love the trickster or orange glove works on Amazon a bit on the expensive side but you get what you pay for no oil and fuel all oven my hands and I don’t have to hear the wife telling me why are your hands always dirty don’t u wash them

[@tomslaughter7436]

My wife works for USPS and has a allergy to Latex and always has such a hard time finding a good non latex durable glove. When covid first really hit she really had a hard time. The gloves she does wear get SO dirty by the end of her shift, who knew mail was such a dirty job ??

[@Jason1Pa]

That and handling money is just disgusting.

[@emellina1]

Ya know...what about the box of Black Mamba I sent you last year?? Did you try them or gave them away??? I love them. Also, what MIL is your Microflex? 5, 7, or 9?

[@PowerStrokeTechTalkwARod]

They were Geee!! I'm not sure what the mill is on the purples🤔🤔🤔

[@michaelabbey6073]

All those are trash in my opinion. I use microflex safegrip. They are textured, don’t swell up, don’t tear easy, can clean them up and they dry and won’t stay slick and oily. Plus I can wear a pair all day and sometimes the next day if I want.

[@NIAtoolkit]

8-mil all day

[@Darkwarrior1298]

Just bought a 2011 6.7 powerstroke with 120k on the dash. It has a small oil leak coming down the driver's side of the trans. Any thoughts??

[@PowerStrokeTechTalkwARod]

Check out our oil leak playlists 🙋‍♂️

[@outlawdiesel5221]

That sounds like a turbo oil leak. There’s a line that goes from the front bottom of the turbo to the top back passenger side of the turbo. It can leak at either quick connect fittings. The turbo coolant line is prone to leaks. Sinister diesel has a good upgrade for that. If that’s not it, it’s likely your turbo-engine block gasket. Mine was pretty worn at 310k miles. You may need to take the upper and lower intake off to see all this, which isn’t a small job fyi.

[@Darkwarrior1298]

@@outlawdiesel5221 im hoping its something small. It leaks but not enough to leave anything on the ground. Passenger side of the bell housing is completely dry

[@outlawdiesel5221]

@@Darkwarrior1298 this is very common on the 6.7. It’s not a big issue. Mine leaked like that for probably 100k miles before I got the time to take it apart and fix it. The fact it comes down the driver side tells me it’s the oil line on the turbo, more likely it’s fittings.

[@outlawdiesel5221]

@@Darkwarrior1298 keep an eye on your oil level. Daily is good, but at least weekly to make sure you don’t ruin your engine but letting it run dry though.

[@robertrussell9720]

I just watched a 9 min video on gloves

[@PowerStrokeTechTalkwARod]

Thank you

[@rewjr101]

srmastertech Watch his vids- He will tell you to wear gloves, he did not, and got cancer from his hands always being in different fluids for years. It ended up killing him, very sad to watch. I watched him sell his tools to pay for medical bills. It killed me to watch him sell his tools. You will pry my tools, from my dead hands. He convinced me to wear gloves. I think he was one of the originals to post 6.0 vids, along with diesel tech Ron.

[@PowerStrokeTechTalkwARod]

Rip 2 both

[@michaelj.kastner5165]

Had to be High to do something as stupid as that

[@Live_Concepts]

Ha, ha … you “super duper love them…” and you work on super duty’s…

[@daddydiesel5889]

They obviously never consulted the real Daddy on their gloves, bc those are definitely not my choice. Don’t be fooled by false advertisement.