LOL!! Missing that pricing on the screen does NOT make you an "idiot", Tony!! 😄 Like I have said before, I sold all of my Snap-On stuff when I retired. And the ICON stuff I bought to work on my mowers, etc. has been just fine for those jobs.
Hey Tony, I know this is in left field, but my 85 Camaro (Edelbrock carb and fuel pump on motor) no longer shows my fuel reading. I think the wire is frayed (since that seems to be a common problem) and the unit may still be OK? My question is, if I have to change it out of the tank (lowering tank, axil etc) can I use a sending unit that has a fuel pump in the tank by taking that part OUT and just using the unit like the original one with the 4 tubes and NO fuel pump in tank? Let me know...I would rather find a way to pay 200 rather thank 450 for the kind that's in the car...there must be alternatives!
Hello again, Tony Thank you for another Great Video 👍 If Harbor Freight would put the effort into the Quality of the tools. They would have something to crow about. Don't get me wrong. They do have some good stuff. But who wants a tool falling apart as your using it. I am not angry, I am stating a fact. The day you put your best quality tools out. I am looking forward to that day.
I have a 3/8 and 1/2 Icon, I have used the 3/8 a ton and the 1/2 a handful of times. I find myself always going for my Snapon flex heads but I've never had an issue with the icon ratchets. They feel quite good to me. Oh and the Icon 3/8 Split beam is dead on, love that thing
@@SpiritLead7 Go watch the video Country Mile Garage has on it reviewing it. He bought a 1/2 drive flex head ratchet and said he was going to throw in the trash. Had nothing but problems with it
I've compared the icon torque wrench with a snap on, no difference in torque. both were dead on at 120 ft lbs., icon does pretty well in tests against other brands per project farm. I don't own much of that brand besides my torque, so no horse in the race to defend them. Just my experience with one tool.
IF you do a decent amount of cutting.... OH that Bauer table saw miter fence is REALLY gonna be popular a great upgrade over most stock ones
🤣👍 good to hear. Are the stock ones pretty bad?
LOL!! Missing that pricing on the screen does NOT make you an "idiot", Tony!! 😄
Like I have said before, I sold all of my Snap-On stuff when I retired.
And the ICON stuff I bought to work on my mowers, etc. has been just fine for those jobs.
Nice spark plug socket set !!
Hey Tony, I know this is in left field, but my 85 Camaro (Edelbrock carb and fuel pump on motor) no longer shows my fuel reading. I think the wire is frayed (since that seems to be a common problem) and the unit may still be OK? My question is, if I have to change it out of the tank (lowering tank, axil etc) can I use a sending unit that has a fuel pump in the tank by taking that part OUT and just using the unit like the original one with the 4 tubes and NO fuel pump in tank? Let me know...I would rather find a way to pay 200 rather thank 450 for the kind that's in the car...there must be alternatives!
Hello again, Tony
Thank you for another Great Video 👍 If Harbor Freight would put the effort into the Quality of the tools. They would have something to crow about. Don't get me wrong. They do have some good stuff. But who wants a tool falling apart as your using it. I am not angry, I am stating a fact. The day you put your best quality tools out. I am looking forward to that day.
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed. And I understand 👍
I am not a fan of the Icon ratchets,had one and hated it
Same. I think they are upgrading them but the 1 is got sucked 1/4 drive
I have a 3/8 and 1/2 Icon, I have used the 3/8 a ton and the 1/2 a handful of times. I find myself always going for my Snapon flex heads but I've never had an issue with the icon ratchets. They feel quite good to me. Oh and the Icon 3/8 Split beam is dead on, love that thing
@@SpiritLead7 Go watch the video Country Mile Garage has on it reviewing it. He bought a 1/2 drive flex head ratchet and said he was going to throw in the trash. Had nothing but problems with it
Icon is junk brotha
It's not everyone's cup of tea. It's better than some brands and worse then others.
I've compared the icon torque wrench with a snap on, no difference in torque. both were dead on at 120 ft lbs., icon does pretty well in tests against other brands per project farm. I don't own much of that brand besides my torque, so no horse in the race to defend them. Just my experience with one tool.
You know where the junk is? In your trunk.
The Icon Flush Cuts work well on zip ties
You are incorrect