GearWrench Pass Thru Socket Set Unboxing & Overview

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[@CSLFiero]

not a tool you technically need often, but if you own you tend to find uses for it cause they're just neat. I use my set to tighten homemade superclamps I made from threaded rod.

[@nancyoffenhiser4916]

WOW!!! What a neat tool set!!

[@franklandgraff1190]

Thank for the info, very nice to know about the pass through tool!

[@802Garage]

Yeah those strut tops can be really frustrating without these!

[@Set_your_handle77]

I have a 1/4" - 3/8" SAE/Metric Sears set. I think it's Great to keep in a car. I've used it as a deep socket. I recommend this style of tools for emergency use.

[@worldsails2000]

I have the Craftsman version as well. I think it was the 58 piece set. I bought it to replace the struts in my OBXT. I have to admit I use it a lot more than I thought I would.

[@lancelaprarie6128]

Dope purchase. I need to rebuild my coilovers and this would come in super handy

[@amoni1959]

Great vid. I love odd tools that can save u time for very specific work. Lol.

[@melgross]

I recently bought that, and the 1/4” set. I also bought the accessory set which works with both sizes, and contains all the hex, torx, slot and Phillips drivers. So far, I really like these. I like the angle adjustment that locks in at various angles, rather than swinging freely like so many others do, which often has you smacking your knuckles as you lower the angle without realizing it. The bars are a big in diameter, which they have to be, but it’s rarely a problem, and you can always use the adapters for standard 1/4 and 3/8 bars and sockets. The only thing I don’t understand is why the adapters pop in from the top, rather than the bottom as everything else does. But I admit I haven’t found a problem with that. Actually, I bought these sets for the shops in my garage, so I don’t have to go up and down to my shops in the basement where I have extensive equipment. I’m using it as a “regular” set, and they work fine for that. Otherwise, these sets are great.

[@georgeferlazzo7936]

Hello Mr. Subaru I like the way you think. I brought the original Gear Wrench set back 1997 or 98. It came with adapters for 1/4, 3/8 a 1/2 inch drive sockets, plus a screwdriver bit socket. Which allows me to be able to get into tight places. Which I still use today. I have not use the pass through set yet. Thank you for another Great Video.

[@bradpool127]

Now that is a set that's peaked my interest.

[@jeremiahjorenby2275]

oooh, this would also be handy on ball joint studs that wanna spin if they have some sort of hex on the end......would have been handy on a silverado upper ball joint i did a couple months ago

[@ZGoddessLola]

No better example to illustrate the capabilities of it 👏

[@garycorbin2789]

I have two sets , but going to purchase this set for that handle and long socket extension , I found some sets have an 8 mm others have other features , handy for tight clearance work

[@pirihern9329]

I have a sears craftsman set bought about 8 years ago used the set a few times

[@kevincampbell8298]

Like the longer ratchet. I just have the husky sets for average DIY guy stuff. They were a good purchase have used them several times!

[@bulletproofpepper2]

Most hydraulic systems have blocks have bypass valves and/or sequencing valves. These valves are set with a hex/ Allan wrench and.jam nut also. I pack my gear wrench ratchet super lube grease, it keeps the dirt and muck out. Thanks for sharing

[@mr.nobody4900]

On Hondas 14 mm timing belt tensioner bolt, pass thru ratchet extra long and locking flex head killer set. Strut replacement and end bar link. Super handy set.

[@Maleekus]

or that damned recessed motor mount bolt, that's why I bought mine

[@nitrous07me]

Dawm that’s a nice set, not sure how often you’d need something like that

[@wim0104]

I use it as a deep socket, shallow socket, and the auto-ratchet fits in & around car suspensions... so you can use it all the time, and there's multiple brands that use the same Vortex patented fitting: KDtools GearRatchet, Gearwrench/Craftsman/Crescent/Husky/Kobalt Pass-Thru, ...

[@bradpool127]

Yeah just purchased a deep SP TOOLS 17/16 mm dbl ring spanner $30.00 and hvy duty SP TOOLS "T" handle 6mm hex key $25.00 to do these struts. (These are Australian tools and about as good as they get.) The other thing I thought of doing was finding a 17mm socket with wrench flats on it, (preferably short so I could use the normal hex key down the centre), and using a suitable crows foot spanner to hold the wrench flats so I could use the torque wrench for tightening. 57 Nm from memory. But spanner will do the trick.

[@aodhmacraynall8932]

I first thought, "Oh Lord, another unboxing video"; where some a**clown pulls stuff out of a box. But I was pleased to see you added to this. Great idea and very useful. I've been thinking about getting one of these but have really seen the need, but now I think I can justify it.

[@EdAtoZ]

What do you think of the Blue point pass thru socket set ?

[@csimet]

I have both the 3/8" and 1/4" sets (with flex head) and really like them. They get used all the time, even if as just a normal socket set. I only wish I could find a non-flex head 1/4" handle separately... it is shorter than the flex head version and would come in handy. I have a 3/8" non-flex head ratchet in addition to the 3/8" flex head and it is much shorter. Anyone know a source for the non-flex head 1/4" handle? BTW... I'd love to get the 1/2" Pass Thru set, but they are hard to locate and very expensive (>$200).

[@anthonyguess5528]

I have the Craftsman set quarter-inch to half-inch I like it very much but I like my regular socket sets better. Can't put a torque wrench on these sockets

[@lethalirlgaming3706]

So i have a problem with my subaru sometimes when i brake my oil light comes on and my idle drops when I'm in gear below half of 1 i need help

[@jeff666p]

Would this fit to do the lower bolts on Subaru valve covers?

[@ZGoddessLola]

I wonder if this GearWrench ratchet will work with Cresent Pass Thru X6 sockets

[@giltorres5310]

Random question can you bolt up a 5speed to a h6 second gen outback

[@MrSubaru1387]

Yes.

[@akeaton87ify]

@mrsubaru1387 I've been following you for years and you've always been helpful through your videos and responding to me. I'm having a tech problem with my 5th gen outback. Wheel bearing went so I replaced the entire suspension including the hub sensor yet my check engine light remains on and the cruise control is still flashing. Any idea where I go from here? No codes are showing up and I'm baffled. Any feedback from you would be much appreciated. Thank you so much for what you do your videos have saved me a fortune

[@MrSubaru1387]

If the CEL is on, there has to be a code active. Can't advise without the codes.

[@ViperMods_216]

Can you show us how it hold up over time?

[@MrSubaru1387]

Will do. Won't see much use, but will update on any issues.

[@hamzaamar8925]

Hello how much the price

[@kennethstephens8046]

I wish I could find a non pass through ratchet with the push button flex head. Not off of a tool truck either

[@brucetaylor1753]

Carlyle at NAPA

[@ViperMods_216]

Tekton

[@kennethstephens8046]

ViperMods_216 Tekton doesn’t have any locking flex heads

[@ViperMods_216]

@@kennethstephens8046 ohhhh you just said flex head with push button.

[@STEEVEWES]

Whaaaaaat I didn't know that existed

[@chriswebb3018]

Can't you just use flex ratchet wrenches for the same result. My Carlyle set even stick out a little for recessed fasteners & a more useful tool for everyday use.

[@basedera14]

Is that the white us general cart?

[@MrSubaru1387]

It is. This was filmed back in the summer.

[@basedera14]

@@MrSubaru1387 I've been looking to buy a good 3 draw roll cart , do you think Snap On KRSC33APBO would be a good investment?? It seems like it has more storage space than the us general carts.

[@stevehargis1315]

Is this set made in China or Taiwan I’ve been disappointed by the newer gear wrench China made stuff

[@MrSubaru1387]

Pretty sure it is Taiwanese.

[@Romulan112]

I just don't see the need for these. I would just use a wrench if its a real long bolt. i never use them on struts because I buy the quick Struts, all in one piece.

[@johnnydoggs]

Yee haw! I got dis! Go TRUMP! 👍

[@pfjb9122]

1 handed LOL