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I had this 2 year extendable ratchet from Walmart 19.99 lasted 2 years til I lost it somewhere, I still dream of that ratchet. Please excuse the last part

My snap off bar has been rebuilt 4 times my Pittsburgh bar 5 years strong

snap on is snap off

Decades ago cheaper tools were not so good. Nowadays some cheap tools are high quality.

I got the same one and it’s held up great so far. People always use ratchets sometimes when they should be using a breaker bar anyways

If you are a good mechanic you're gonna make it work no matter what type of tools you have.

So you can be a materialistic man in your shop. some things are not worth the money😁

I’ve had this exact ratchet for 5 years I believe. Use it regularly done jobs that require breaking bolts loose as demonstrated by this man including suspension work before I wised up and got a decent breaker bar. Not once has this ratchet failed me

I Quess i am old school I have all Craftsmen and when one breaks i go get a new one. Free 🆓 😊

I got the snap on becauze he lives down the road from me and shows up to my shop. Every have any issues, work call, house call he dont care

Careless about people opinion

HART is made by Milwaukee....kinda like blue point to snap-on

I have broke just as many harbor freight tools as i have snap-on. The difference so far is that i paid 1/20th for the harbor freight tool and have never had a hard time warranty claiming them. Took truck on the other hand acts like i am robbing from his kids because i wanna warranty anything

I have a hart set I use it on every car or Truck I work on

Flexing is not a bad thing, submarines flex

No year model or engine size stated on this video heading. That is important info.

lol I could careless about ratchets anymore. I just use one of my Milwaukee impacts to zip it off.

IMO, this was your dealership being jerks. I have a 2021 Kia Seltos S FWD with 102,000 miles on it. Knock on wood, no issues. There was a recall years ago to examine the rings for a manufacturer defect, but mine was fine after the recall inspection. The earlier 2.0 engines did have issues. Our daughter had a Kia Soul and the engine blew at 75,000 miles. Our dealer was great. Rented her a car, with zero out-of-pocket cost to us. Due to parts/supply issues back then, it was five months. We never saw a bill and she received a brand new Kia engine, revised version, pre-inspected for the ring issue. I change the oil ever 5000 miles. Transmission fluid every 40,000 miles. Replaced front calipers last fall. Rear calipers being replaced next week with rear brake job. Also replacing my serpentine belt for the first time, now, at 102,000 miles. I'll like do the timing belt later this year. I plan on keeping the car for a while, since it's paid off, is a really nice ride which I enjoy driving. I drive 25,000 miles/year. Preventive maintenance is key. Again, sorry this happened to you. We left Chrysler after almost 30 years of being loyal customers to a locally-owned, family dealership, ten years ago. I felt bad, but the cars were just crap. Between my wife and daughter, we're. on our fourth Kia in ten years and we are pleased with the cars, quality of manufacture, and lower cost to own than Chrysler. By a long shot.

Why are you using a ratchet when a breaker bar is a better idea. Not to mention, doesn't anyone use WD40 anymore?

mediocre

Lower end brands that have been around for a while have indeed become very competitive

I’m all for it leave snap on for the government contracts

Yumps

If everyone stopped buying snapon for a couple months, they’d lower their prices by 50%. We have to work together!!!

In 1964 I think it was I was given a Pittsburgh forged socket set. I think I was seven. I am now 67 I still have my Pittsburgh forged socket set. I've actually been mecanicn my whole life. Professionally and as a hobby I still do automotive and motorcycle work.

I agree completely!!

Honestly I've had good use of Hart tools. I get em when I want to save money but dont want cheap Hyper tough or Pittsburgh either

Why pay for a lifetime warranty

Those 1/2" Pittsburgh sockets are muscle! Cheap but totally worth the investment. I've broke bars, never broke the Pittsburgh sockets!!

Ive had that same rachet for years now it keeps on work and i keep on using

Hart is used in sanders for angle grinder

Don’t waste your money on scrap iron I mean snap on you only paying for the name

Crazy how much some people pay for tools. Tool debt as a concept blows my mind

Usually not a great deal of torque on these bolts. I’ve changed many brake pads and rotors on different kinds of vehicles

Yall boys working hard. 1/2 impact and swivel socket with a extention. Then I'm taking a cigerette breaking waiting for you.

Yeah flexing is good for tools. Crazy how people think its not.

I have the same tool and it works wonders. Not the tool its the mechanic and how you use them

I've had the same tool for almost 3 years and it's still holding up. It's not tool it's the mechanic and how you use them.

Mine have the actuators on top of the rocker arms do I have to remove them

Fuck snap on lol , I got anything from hart to icon to mac tools 😂 people think the only way to get expensive tools is off a tool truck is the funny part , eBay is the shii

Those bolts weren’t even tight

Hart is made by tti sooo😂 my hart tools are useful for the price , mine have lasted atleast

You can call it a cheap Walmart tool but remember it's under the same company that makes Milwaukee

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