Thanks for checking out this Snap-on jack restoration! I bought this for $120 off of Fb Marketplace. With the jack, parts, paint, and jack oil, I have about $383 or so into this. Was it worth it? I really like the way it turned out. Let me know what you think! Thanks for watching. I do appreciate it! If you haven't seen my Ingersoll Rand 231 Model A restoration, here it is: th-cam.com/video/YPdNFjYANjE/w-d-xo.html
@@Villivakkamme too. As much as I’d love to have all Festool tools, every time I see the price I think “If I could afford Festool I could afford not to work.”
I bought the same jack from the dealer for $200 used. It lasted me 39 years before taking a shit. The hydraulic unit was called a "power unit" to the tune of 600 bucks! Went to the local rubber and gasket company and spent $56 for seals and made the nylon pump seal. Works like a charm.
Awesome restoration! I'm a retired mechanic who now restores old farm tractors. There's something about restoring equipment. We live in a disposable society where its easier to throw away and buy new. The trouble is that probably 2/3s of folks would have thrown this jack away and got a new one. This jack is just as good as new and you got the satisfaction of restoring it. Great job!
Your videos gave me the confidence to restore an old abused craftsman radial arm saw from the 80’s and an ancient bench vise that was very well used from a mechanic shop. Both turned out great and work flawlessly.
This dude is stocked with harbor freight tools fixing a snap on jack. I freaking love it. I am a mechanic that fell into snap on and own way to many snap on tools. This goes to show you don't need that junk. It's an expensive name. Good job.
@@Beenthere5409I wish people would stop treating snap on like it’s a holy grail 🤣🤣🤣 you’ll learn eventually , I figure once you’re done paying for your tools 15 years from now . Idiot
I have the same jack. It was shockingly expensive but it’s a workhorse and has never let me down, unless I turned the handle! Lol!! Your jack looks beautiful. Your professionalism showed when you welded the cast ear and you buried it in sand to control its cooling. Excellent job boss!
I also have the exact same jack, found mine in a scrap metal pile for $3. Did spend about $200 having a hydraulic machine shop rebuild the cylinder. One mod I had to do was remove the nubs that hold the saddle side supports to the jack body, drilled out to 1/2 inch and replaced with heavy duty bolts. Bought an oem handle brand new on ebay when I found one come up. Thing is an absolute beast, easily lifts my Hondas 2 feet off the ground without sweat. I feel one restored and painted like yours is easily worth a few thousand dollars, as they are true industrial grade and last a very long time. Thank you for the video.
I can honestly say, I don’t think I have ever started watching a restoration video. Thinking oh it’s just a….. and then just be more and more intrigued and engrossed as it went on, just a brilliant restoration, a great video, and a true set of knowledge and skill. Instant subscribe, cannot wait to watch more.
Oh wow - there are SO many varieties on the Interweb. Tool restorations, toy restorations, furniture restorations, computer restorations, sneaker restorations, etc. etc. etc. You name it, there's a multitude of restoration videos for that thing.
As someone who is a mechanic and has several Snap-on tools as well as having a grandfather that’s a mechanic who has nothing but Snap-on tools, none of us have had a Snap-on jack, but I will say that jack looks beautiful
I'd bet this jack will be around 50 years longer than the Chinese jacks, and still working great. And then it could be rebuilt again! Beautiful job on this!!
Well done brother-in more ways than one. You did a great job restoring the jack, as well as the editing. It was also nice [for a change] to be able watch a video without having to mute it after 30 sec because of the cussing, the non-stop metal, or the rap "almost music" playing in the background. Again-well done. God bless.
Beautiful work. I'll add to the chorus by saying I too have never seen one of these floor jacks restored before. So many pieces & parts. The old workhorse definitely deserved this spa week. 🧡
This was an amazing video. I wish I could have taken this much care when I repaired jacks when I had my repair shop. I did repairs, you did a complete restoration.
I tried doing this with an old Larin Jack, never worked the same after taking apart and re-assembled with rebuild kit.. I gave up and junked it. This is very cool.
As they say, better than new. I'm amazed at your knowledge of what the numerous plugs, washers etc are called. Obviously a mechanic? I loved the way you took so much care to protect the finish when reassembling. Please, restore that vice that is crying out for a bit of TLC.
Thank you very much and yes the old vise was recently acquired. It works great but looks rough. Maybe a future project! 👍 thanks for the support! I appreciate the comment and the view!
Dude for some reason I found this video mesmerizing and I rarely use that term of wording when replying to a video on You Tube . I bet you have at least 50 hours or more into it WOW! GREAT JOB LOVE IT ! Years ago I had and old school Walker American made floor jack I ordered the seal kit but for some reason nothing went right with it I couldn't do the job and I chucked it and went to scrap I cant remember now what it was but something broke when trying to rebuild it . I kick myself in the ass now you cant buy American Made jacks like this anymore
Thanks for the compliment! And probably all of us through stuff away that we should have kept. You will have to look for another used one. I was able to find this particular one on Facebook marketplace. Thanks for reaching out!
One item there was a change to the oil reservoir when you put it on turn it off center of the oil release hole approximately 7 to 10 degrees. When you lower the jack, the oil will or can come out through the vent. I made this change back in approximately 1995 and applied at the factory on the new models. Well done ✅
Wow! That’s a really interesting comment. Did you work for the manufacturer then? These jacks are extremely impressive compared to the run of the mill today stuff.
@@Beenthere5409 not at the factory, but when doing warranty repairs at a store in Portsmouth, Virginia. We were a authorized repair shop. Thanks for your work, and well done 👍
Fantastic!!! I've never seen such an interesting restoration. Also, makes me appreciate the engineering in these jacks. I have the old harbor freight jack, it's no. Snap-on, I'm sure the complexity is similar. Very very cool!!!
Well, using crafsman tools and accessories to restore SnapOn priceless😂 love it that you actually use the tools that you restore,they are not just for show,regards and best wishes from Scotland 🛠️🏴🇬🇧👍
I bought the lincoln branded jack 93642 new in 1988 , rebuilt the cylinder 2 times and still use it today. It was $300 new. I also have the snap on one shown in the video , rebuilt the cylinder on that one also. These jacks are made to last several lifetimes as long as $40 seal kits are available.
They take some work but they are worth it! Good find and good luck on your restore! If you have questions don’t hesitate to reach out! Have a great week! 👍
Nice work restoring this jack. You do very, very good work sir. I don't think you have reached "My Mechanic" level perfection yet but that is an extremely high bar that in time you have the skill and patience to achieve if your want to. You are the first "restoration" channel on YT I've seen so far that is even in the same league as "My Mechanic" so trust me, I mean this comment as a compliment so I hope you will take it that way.
Definitely worth the rebuild. You got a bombproof jack for the price of a throwaway jack. I was going to toss my old floor jack rather than rebuild, and am glad I did not. One call to the customer line at HF convinced me: no support for parts. My fixed jack is working great..
I’m serious when I say this, you do a great job with your videos! Paying attention to details and all. The finished product is outstanding and I would bet not one like it anywhere in the world!
These jacks are amazing. I have 3 of them in my shop. There about 20 years old and do need a rebuild occasionally because they do start to leak fluid from over use and exceeding recommended weight limit. One just crapped out recently and will need to be gone through but they do last a lifetime.
Nice restoration! I liked how you incorporated old vintage Craftsman and SnapOn tools along with some HF. Your vid reminded me of the chisel/punch set that's been in my online cart.
I lived in Kenosha and remember going on a tour of the Snap-On factory as a teen. The tools they made were top of the line, and respected by the men and women that made them. To own a Snap-On truck and sell their tools was a badge of 🎖 honor, back when America produced the best and people took pride in the work they did.
it used to be that way in America . you built a brand over many many years . the great names became world famous for their quality. any company that discounts the workers is not a worthwhile company. the ultimate point of a premium brand is you buy it and never think twice. you do not waste energy comparing and testing - you spend the money and go on with your work. i bought snap-on combo wrenches for my bike repair shop. loved using them all the time.
i've been wanting to make a video like this using all snap on tools. might be a long shot but i'm gunna try. thank you for the video. cool seeing other people that like taking things and making them new again.
I bought that same jack new and paid $460 for it (many years ago) i bought it because the Walker jack only had lift height of 20" and Snap on jack was 25 1/2" jack still works great
I would be very surprised if a jack of this quality couldn't handle more than its safe working load. Easy to see the quality and robustness of the parts as you cleaned them up.
Obviously not you first rodeo🤗. I might have been able dismantled the jack but I could never ever get it back together with all those small parts. Great job.
Thanks for checking out this Snap-on jack restoration! I bought this for $120 off of Fb Marketplace. With the jack, parts, paint, and jack oil, I have about $383 or so into this. Was it worth it? I really like the way it turned out. Let me know what you think! Thanks for watching. I do appreciate it!
If you haven't seen my Ingersoll Rand 231 Model A restoration, here it is: th-cam.com/video/YPdNFjYANjE/w-d-xo.html
Youre not counting labor. Vintage snap on is around 700 maybe
It was worth it for me, I enjoyed watching your great restoration
@@tunwellengineering733 thanks! Glad you enjoyed
@@scissrface2182 labor is cheap when doing it yourself! 😁
How are you doing the stickers?
That is the first video over 15 mins long that I’ve watched at normal speed in two years. Excellent work.
Thank you very much! Appreciate that! Have a great day!
Beauty. Nicely done. Makes me smile how many of your tools are from Harbor Freight doing the work on this Snap-On jack.
Thank you very much! I’m cheap but they work!
@@RebuiltRestored We all are. lol.
@@Villivakkamme too. As much as I’d love to have all Festool tools, every time I see the price I think “If I could afford Festool I could afford not to work.”
I bought the same jack from the dealer for $200 used. It lasted me 39 years before taking a shit. The hydraulic unit was called a "power unit" to the tune of 600 bucks! Went to the local rubber and gasket company and spent $56 for seals and made the nylon pump seal. Works like a charm.
Awesome. Hopefully this one will live for another 39 years +. And that is quite pricey for a new unit! Thanks for the info! 👍
You can smell the paint whilst watching. Great touch not ruining this extraordinarily good video with music, your work is the soundtrack.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed. 👍
I wholeheartedly agree.❤
Awesome restoration! I'm a retired mechanic who now restores old farm tractors. There's something about restoring equipment. We live in a disposable society where its easier to throw away and buy new. The trouble is that probably 2/3s of folks would have thrown this jack away and got a new one. This jack is just as good as new and you got the satisfaction of restoring it. Great job!
Very true! I appreciate the comment! We have some old tractors (8N) to redo at some point. Thanks for watching!
I agree. I'm a packrat. I have an old Ford 860, 961, and 3 old ford F-100s to restore.
It was already working so I would've bought it just for that honestly
Not to mentioned the quality of things has gotten even worse after 2020. Also amazing to see skilled people work.
Yes some times a thankless task
I had no idea that there were so many parts to that thing! Great job, I'm impressed.
Thank you! It’s interesting how these things are put together and how they work! Takes a lot of moving parts!
Neither had I. Here Italy.
His perfectly clean and organized tools alone make me want to watch more. And live in his workshop.
Lol live there? 😂 thanks for the comment!
Um, live there? Not until he restores a mouse trap.
Es mas limpieza que explicar como se empaqueta el sistema hidraulico
Your videos gave me the confidence to restore an old abused craftsman radial arm saw from the 80’s and an ancient bench vise that was very well used from a mechanic shop. Both turned out great and work flawlessly.
Very very cool! Keep up the good work and have a great week!
I watched this almost a year ago and watched it again. I’m still amazed at the quality of craftsmanship this gentleman has.
This dude is stocked with harbor freight tools fixing a snap on jack. I freaking love it. I am a mechanic that fell into snap on and own way to many snap on tools. This goes to show you don't need that junk. It's an expensive name. Good job.
Great rebuild for sure. Probably can’t yet afford Snap On tools… but keep doing videos like this and you will soon be able to afford anything!!😊
Thanks! It’s not that I don’t want nicer but the budget doesn’t always agree and these tools are doing the trick! lol
@@Beenthere5409I wish people would stop treating snap on like it’s a holy grail 🤣🤣🤣 you’ll learn eventually , I figure once you’re done paying for your tools 15 years from now . Idiot
I have the same jack. It was shockingly expensive but it’s a workhorse and has never let me down, unless I turned the handle! Lol!! Your jack looks beautiful. Your professionalism showed when you welded the cast ear and you buried it in sand to control its cooling. Excellent job boss!
Thank you very much! The welding was definitely a learning process. Thanks for the comment and for watching
Absolutely the best floor jack restoration I have ever seen!...and I've seen a LOT of them! I've even done a few myself!
Too kind but thank you! I appreciate it. Have a great day!
You haven’t restored anything your lying. I know it.
@@anonanon4109 lol
I also have the exact same jack, found mine in a scrap metal pile for $3. Did spend about $200 having a hydraulic machine shop rebuild the cylinder. One mod I had to do was remove the nubs that hold the saddle side supports to the jack body, drilled out to 1/2 inch and replaced with heavy duty bolts. Bought an oem handle brand new on ebay when I found one come up. Thing is an absolute beast, easily lifts my Hondas 2 feet off the ground without sweat. I feel one restored and painted like yours is easily worth a few thousand dollars, as they are true industrial grade and last a very long time. Thank you for the video.
Very cool! Thanks for the comment! $3 is a much better deal! Great find👍👍👍
I can honestly say, I don’t think I have ever started watching a restoration video. Thinking oh it’s just a….. and then just be more and more intrigued and engrossed as it went on, just a brilliant restoration, a great video, and a true set of knowledge and skill.
Instant subscribe, cannot wait to watch more.
Oh wow - there are SO many varieties on the Interweb. Tool restorations, toy restorations, furniture restorations, computer restorations, sneaker restorations, etc. etc. etc. You name it, there's a multitude of restoration videos for that thing.
As someone who is a mechanic and has several Snap-on tools as well as having a grandfather that’s a mechanic who has nothing but Snap-on tools, none of us have had a Snap-on jack, but I will say that jack looks beautiful
Thanks for the comment! I am happy how it turned out. Thanks for watching 👍
This was the best rebuild video on a floor jack I've seen yet. Wow, that was amazing from start to finish. Beautiful work.
Thank you very much! I appreciate that
@@RebuiltRestored What years was this jack produced?
I'd bet this jack will be around 50 years longer than the Chinese jacks, and still working great. And then it could be rebuilt again! Beautiful job on this!!
Hopefully it well! It may out last me!
Your attention to detail is incredible. I thought I was particular about things..... Excellent work and I appreciate you being true to The Word.
Thank you very much! God bless! 👍
Deeply jealous of your tool collection. Not to mention your patience and expertise. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much!
Better than brand new. Nice
Thanks much!!
It's not a question of "is it worth it?" if what you are doing borders on art.
Fantastic job.
Thanks much!
What a satisfying video watching this restoration. I can't imagine how much more satisfying it feels for the guy doing it. Well done!
I bought this exact jack,on special, From Snap-On for $500 9 years ago and still works flawlessly!
Great job and video! Well done
Awesome! Thank you for the comment! Was it new?
@@RebuiltRestored yes, normally $1000 !
You got a great floor jack now!!
Between this jack and the vise you just restored would make a great start to a mechanical shop, well done sir!!!!!
Thanks 👍 I appreciate it! Have a great day!
You did a great job on this project. I love your Rebuilt & Restored sign! God is great!!!
Thank you so much! And yes He is! Blessings on you!
Well done brother-in more ways than one. You did a great job restoring the jack, as well as the editing. It was also nice [for a change] to be able watch a video without having to mute it after 30 sec because of the cussing, the non-stop metal, or the rap "almost music" playing in the background. Again-well done. God bless.
I just rebuilt a YA700. Thank you for showing how it should look. Very helpful 👍
Great! Glad to hear it! Thanks for the comment!
Beautiful work. I'll add to the chorus by saying I too have never seen one of these floor jacks restored before. So many pieces & parts. The old workhorse definitely deserved this spa week. 🧡
I’m definitely going to hang on to it now! 👍
This was an amazing video. I wish I could have taken this much care when I repaired jacks when I had my repair shop. I did repairs, you did a complete restoration.
Thanks much! I appreciate it!
I tried doing this with an old Larin Jack, never worked the same after taking apart and re-assembled with rebuild kit.. I gave up and junked it. This is very cool.
Man that’s too bad! Thanks for watching! 👍
This was excellent. You really went all out. Love the result.
Thanks for watching! I appreciate it!
Even with the video of disassembly, with all the tiny parts I could imagine it would be hard to reassemble. Well done!
Thanks much! I appreciate it! Have a great week!
As they say, better than new. I'm amazed at your knowledge of what the numerous plugs, washers etc are called. Obviously a mechanic? I loved the way you took so much care to protect the finish when reassembling. Please, restore that vice that is crying out for a bit of TLC.
Thank you very much and yes the old vise was recently acquired. It works great but looks rough. Maybe a future project! 👍 thanks for the support! I appreciate the comment and the view!
Dude for some reason I found this video mesmerizing and I rarely use that term of wording when replying to a video on You Tube . I bet you have at least 50 hours or more into it WOW! GREAT JOB LOVE IT ! Years ago I had and old school Walker American made floor jack I ordered the seal kit but for some reason nothing went right with it I couldn't do the job and I chucked it and went to scrap I cant remember now what it was but something broke when trying to rebuild it . I kick myself in the ass now you cant buy American Made jacks like this anymore
Thanks for the compliment! And probably all of us through stuff away that we should have kept. You will have to look for another used one. I was able to find this particular one on Facebook marketplace. Thanks for reaching out!
One item there was a change to the oil reservoir when you put it on turn it off center of the oil release hole approximately 7 to 10 degrees. When you lower the jack, the oil will or can come out through the vent. I made this change back in approximately 1995 and applied at the factory on the new models. Well done ✅
Wow! That’s a really interesting comment. Did you work for the manufacturer then? These jacks are extremely impressive compared to the run of the mill today stuff.
@@Beenthere5409 not at the factory, but when doing warranty repairs at a store in Portsmouth, Virginia. We were a authorized repair shop. Thanks for your work, and well done 👍
i have 4 of the 642 models all different makes and i noticed the hole was not alingned i always wondere why nice story
all of the mechanical projects I've worked on, and I've never thought about flipping my clamp around backwards to use as a separator... brilliant.
Really cool restoration! The red color itself has a beautiful tint! With white letters on it it looks even more cute!
Thanks! I am happy with how it turned out. Thanks for watching and for the comment!
very similiar design to the apac jack in australia 45 years or so ago. great restoration.
Very cool. Never heard of that brand. Thanks for the comment!
Wow! Fantastic job! A very enjoyable project to watch. Thanks for bringing us along.
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed! Have a great day 👍
Wow. Hand made with love on each piece. Probably better made than at the factory.
Thanks much! I appreciate that!
nice to see Mr. Pittsburgh helping out his competition 😉
Lol I have to use what I have 🤷♂️
Beautiful work
Excellent job! I can tell you have experience welding castings from the little "tips" you gave. Well done!
Thanks! That was a learning experience for us.
Fantastic!!! I've never seen such an interesting restoration. Also, makes me appreciate the engineering in these jacks. I have the old harbor freight jack, it's no. Snap-on, I'm sure the complexity is similar. Very very cool!!!
Well, using crafsman tools and accessories to restore SnapOn priceless😂 love it that you actually use the tools that you restore,they are not just for show,regards and best wishes from Scotland 🛠️🏴🇬🇧👍
Thanks for watching and for the comment! Greetings from the USA Have a great day! 👍
Amazing engineering to create the floor jack. Fantastic restoration. Thank you.
Stunning restoration job. You can’t beat snap-on either. Looks amazing!
Thanks much and yes, snap on is quality 👍
If everything was rebuilt that thoroughly and carefully, I would never spend the extra money on new. Great job!!
Thank you very much!
I have an old floor jack that I inherited when my dad passed. I would love to restore it to it’s original condition!
That would be awesome! They aren’t terrible to rebuild! Let me know if you have any questions! Thanks for watching! 👍
Thanks for making this/these videos. As a person who has a helluva time getting to bed. These help me drift off. Much appreciated hauss.
Awesome! Thanks for the comment and have a great week👍
Jolly Good workmanship my dear chap...From one who knows.
I appreciate that! Thanks for the comment!
Beautiful restoration! I noticed John 3:16! May God bless you and your family and your channel!
Thank you very much. I appreciate that. God bless!
Mister this is truly a restoration of the jack. And I have seen a lot 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks so very much! Have a blessed day!
I bought the lincoln branded jack 93642 new in 1988 , rebuilt the cylinder 2 times and still use it today. It was $300 new. I also have the snap on one shown in the video , rebuilt the cylinder on that one also. These jacks are made to last several lifetimes as long as $40 seal kits are available.
Finding all those little parts seems so daunting to me about a project like this. Very nice job!
There are quite a few small pieces! And thank you!
Just bought one at an estate sale for $30. Needs to be restored as well. Man I never realized how intricate these are!
They take some work but they are worth it! Good find and good luck on your restore! If you have questions don’t hesitate to reach out! Have a great week! 👍
Great Job!!! You are a gifted artist! Love watching things be restored!
Thanks bud! Appreciate you👍
You da man I had that same jack thru it away. well done
Thank you! Next time don’t throw it away! I’ll take it lol 😂 👍👍
Amazing.... can you create new videos at least once a week? your restorations are perfect!
Unfortunately I can’t get them done once a week. I am working on one now and hope to have it out ASAP! Thanks for the support!
6:30 aaaaaaand that's where my restoration project would have died....... Amazing work my friend.
this makes me want to even more restore my grandfathers jack he got from sears back in the 70's not great but i have good memories using it
You definitely should restore it! 👍👍
Love seeing the ingersoll in this video!
Thanks. I try to use stuff I restored when I can. Thanks for watching!
Nice job and a great little jack. You did a great job on the restoring of this tool. I'm sure you feel great and am proud of the job you did on this.
Thanks for the comment and yes I am happy the way it turned out! Thanks for watching!
wow, the thoroughness is what makes this really cool. down to every last nut and bolt
Thanks much! I appreciate it 👍
Nice work restoring this jack. You do very, very good work sir. I don't think you have reached "My Mechanic" level perfection yet but that is an extremely high bar that in time you have the skill and patience to achieve if your want to. You are the first "restoration" channel on YT I've seen so far that is even in the same league as "My Mechanic" so trust me, I mean this comment as a compliment so I hope you will take it that way.
Thank you very much! My mechanics is the best. Have a great week! 👍
Definitely worth the rebuild. You got a bombproof jack for the price of a throwaway jack. I was going to toss my old floor jack rather than rebuild, and am glad I did not. One call to the customer line at HF convinced me: no support for parts. My fixed jack is working great..
Thank you! Glad you were able to fix your jack! I appreciate the view 👍
Perfect amazing work, your expertise is absolutly impressive, Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
I KNOW my dad had one of these for decades!!! Thanks for the memories.
Very cool! Thanks for sharing
Tremendous! One of the best rebuilds on TH-cam. Keep em coming!
Thanks boss! But tooo kind! Thanks for
Watching!
I’m serious when I say this, you do a great job with your videos! Paying attention to details and all. The finished product is outstanding and I would bet not one like it anywhere in the world!
Beautifully done! No one goes that far looking at the budget. A budget rebuild would've just been new seals and a simple cleaning! Great job!
Thank you very much! 👍
And that would’ve been all that was needed.
looks so good, almost afraid to get it dirty
Lol I know what you are saying 😂
Amazing job .
Mohamed dada.
Zimbabwe 🇿🇼
Thank you very much!
I thoroughly enjoyed watching your amazing rebuild with such patients and Snap-on as well... Eccl 2:24.
Thank you very much! Have a great day!
GOD Bless You, and Your family. Fixing that jack, was very good content.
Thank you so very much! God bless!
These jacks are amazing. I have 3 of them in my shop. There about 20 years old and do need a rebuild occasionally because they do start to leak fluid from over use and exceeding recommended weight limit. One just crapped out recently and will need to be gone through but they do last a lifetime.
Sweet! Sounds like you have quite the collection. They are worth rebuilding. Thanks for comment!
Brilliant job! I was shouting don’t forget the expansion plugs! I didn’t have to worry after all in the end.
Lol thanks! Hope you didn’t yell too long! 👍
Totally awesome job definitely worth the money
Thanks for your feedback! 👍
I personally use a hockey puck on all my jacks to protect my cars undercarriage when I jack them up. Great video!
That’s a good idea! Thanks 👍
Wow you are amazing for real I not only watched this twice you are a cure to my ADHD I thank you 🎉
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed!
Nice restoration! I liked how you incorporated old vintage Craftsman and SnapOn tools along with some HF. Your vid reminded me of the chisel/punch set that's been in my online cart.
Thank you! I appreciate it! 👍
I lived in Kenosha and remember going on a tour of the Snap-On factory as a teen. The tools they made were top of the line, and respected by the men and women that made them. To own a Snap-On truck and sell their tools was a badge of 🎖 honor, back when America produced the best and people took pride in the work they did.
Thanks for the comment! That would be neat to tour the factory! Blessings!
it used to be that way in America . you built a brand over many many years . the great names became world famous for their quality. any company that discounts the workers is not a worthwhile company. the ultimate point of a premium brand is you buy it and never think twice. you do not waste energy comparing and testing - you spend the money and go on with your work. i bought snap-on combo wrenches for my bike repair shop. loved using them all the time.
This was excellent. You really went all out. Love the result.. As always excellent restoration keep up the great work stay safe..
Thanks for the feed back! Stay safe as well! 👍
Great job mate, it looks spankers. Watching from Sydney Australia.
Appreciate that!
Dude,this is a real and professional restoration,congrats,👍🏻
Very kind. Thank you very much! Have a great weekend
i've been wanting to make a video like this using all snap on tools. might be a long shot but i'm gunna try. thank you for the video. cool seeing other people that like taking things and making them new again.
This is outstanding. But on a side note, did anyone else notice the rat? 😂 I found it absolutely hilarious. Right at 21:59 🤣
Thanks! Rat???? 😉
Nice restoration brother and lovely touch with the scripture,God bless.
Thank you very much! God bless
Best one yet, bud!! Your killing it! Keep it up 👍
Thanks boss! Appreciate it!👍👍
Beautiful Job... Loved the video. No annoying music.
Glad you enjoyed!
I bought that same jack new and paid $460 for it (many years ago) i bought it because the Walker jack only had lift height of 20" and Snap on jack was 25 1/2" jack still works great
Very cool! Thanks for watching!
Nice jack I would love one
Thanks much 👍
Beautiful job, now I can fix mine. Thanks for the film.
Thanks for watching! I hope the video helps and if you have any questions feel free to reach out! 👍
I really enjoyed watching this. You are an expert craftsman and artist.
Thank you! But I’m still learning!
@@RebuiltRestored😊
I was hypnotised for 42 min😅.
Very good job. Well done!
That jack has at least another 100 years of life left in it.
Thank you very much! Hopefully it does! 👍
@@RebuiltRestoredagreed, but what’s with the mouse 🐭 crawling across your workbench.
saw it and I was like, wait what???😳
I would be very surprised if a jack of this quality couldn't handle more than its safe working load. Easy to see the quality and robustness of the parts as you cleaned them up.
Yea you are probably correct! Thanks for the comment! 👍
Fantastic rebuild!!
Thanks much! And thanks for watching 👍
Obviously not you first rodeo🤗. I might have been able dismantled the jack but I could never ever get it back together with all those small parts. Great job.
You can do it! That’s the good part about filming your projects!
Those decals are excellent
Thanks. They make it look nice
What a good watch, probably better than new.
Thanks much!