Daytona 4 Ton Professional Hydraulic Body Repair Kit Review, Hydraulic Ram Porta Power Kit NTDT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- Link to the tool on the Harbor Freight Website: www.harborfrei...
From the website:
The DAYTONA™ Professional Hydraulic Body Repair Kit delivers 4 tons of ram force for lifting, pushing, pulling, bending, straightening, and spreading. This kit is ideal for a full range of auto body and frame repair jobs. The kit includes a complete selection of premium accessories, gauge, and durable carrying case.
Powerful hydraulic ram with dual-action RAPID PUMP™ and pressure gauge
Premium chrome plated steel 4 Ton/8000 lb. ram cylinder withstands daily use
Zinc plated step-in quick-connect pins for secure, stable extension use
Comes with a 4 ton extra-short ram for working in tight spaces
Complies with ASME-PASE standards
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Harbor Freight is really upping their game...
Yes they are. But so are their prices. Which will keep going up.
I ALWAYS wanted one of these sets. It looks fantastic- Great review!!!! 😃👍
Good job discussing the different parts in the box. It would be great if there can be some application videos in the future.
Watch the video, stupid. All the application you need.
Harbor freight themselves referred me here via their newsletter.
I love harbor freight.
I would really like to see how this compares to the pittsburgh 4 ton. On the website they look identical other than the paint job. Thoughts? is it worth the extra $90?
yeah trying to figure that out too.... I guess rapid pump could pay for itself with the time if one uses it a lot. You do get the short body ram extra, and corossion protection? Both are really good deals this month on ITC
Thanks for the review, where is the 10 Ton video?
I have yet to do one! It's in a box waiting, but I recently renovated the workshop and have been waiting on good weather to finish. :)
Great review! Very well explained and no nonsense to it.
That is a great piece/tool use them in the past, now that Harbor freight has them, I need one, thank you for sharing and showing. Love your videos
By the way, do you have to send that back or is it your now.
My first one came from Harbor Freight about 20+ years ago and I still have it. It's a 10 ton model. When HF sends us tools to review, we can keep them. If they are tools that I already have or I don't need, I donate them to the local career center after making the video.
Does it have a pull back ram?
Exactly the info that I needed. Thanks 👍👍
Could I use this to get torsion bars out
Awesomeness
So it just push. Or does it pull, also
you can get pull rams but not with it.
Calidad total a un buen precio
Can you rent them
How could I use it on a 2000 Ford ranger front bumper?
Just do it
No, doesn’t work on fords!
where is your video of the 10 ton you say?
Currently it's still in my imagination. :D
Does anybody else think it's crazy that enerpac wants $4,000 for their version of this tool. This thing sells for 280 bucks!!!
I don't doubt that enerpac is perhaps better quality but the price differential leads me to believe the customer is getting ripped off!
I don't know why they're calling it a body repair kit. You don't use these to repair auto bodies. In the auto body world these are called porta-powers. Andvthey are mainly used for frame or inner structure repair where there's a lot of high strength steel.
Just seems like some false labeling. May lead someone to believe they could use this to fix their hood or fender.
"Porto-Power" is a brand. I get crap all the time when I call them porta powers too. ;)
@@1D10CRACY I've been a body tech for 20 years. Everyone calls them Porta powers. And I've never seen a Porta power brand. But I have seen them labeled Porta power under several different brands. I own a big red Porta power. My co-worker has a Jegs Porta power. Both of them say Porta power on them.
I had to do some digging, it appears Blackhawk in the mid 1930s created the Porto-Power. Porto-Power was their brand for for it's hydraulic pump and tool sets marketed for collision repair. I think it's like "Partner" saw. Partner made saws in the 50s and had a hard following for their concrete saws. Today everyone calls their concrete saws "Partner" Saws.
I'll by using one to hold my door frame to the correct width while welding back in the components (after rebuilding the rusted out sections) to complete the body in the lower corner of a passenger door. It's not possible to do without removing each component as they are sandwiched together, and must all match at an alignment hole where a body bold goes through it. So... body repair!