Subaru Mechanic Snap On Tool Box Tour [HD]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ม.ค. 2019
- Hello everyone! I just want to give you guys a tour of my Snap On tool box. I also thought I show you guys some of my most used and favorite tools. Enjoy the video.
I provided links to tools in this video by popular request:
+AirCat 3/8 Impact: amzn.to/2TzW4GV
+AirCat 1/2 Impact: amzn.to/2TBSuMg
+Milwaukee 3/8 Electric Ratchet: amzn.to/2GcmTOr
+SPTools Low Profile Air Ratchet: amzn.to/2GdT5AT
+Dewalt 20v Drill and Impact set: amzn.to/2GtDNXS
+Milwaukee Fuel Electric Screwdriver: amzn.to/2DWgLHz
+Milwaukee Screwdriver set (New Version): amzn.to/2GaB6eN
+Ingersoll Rand Air Hammer: amzn.to/2WJ9sKF
+Tekton Driller Hammer: amzn.to/2WLxqFm
+Astro Digital Tire Gauge: amzn.to/2DincmD
+Newborn Super Smooth Cauking Gun: amzn.to/2HYuqSx
+Power Probe: amzn.to/2WIfHyq
+Adjustable Pry bar (Same as Corwell): amzn.to/2WMBkxC
+Fluke 59 Infrared Thermometer: amzn.to/2I5NVse
+Tekton magnetic Pick Up: amzn.to/2DgsZt1
+OEM tools brake caliper hanger: amzn.to/2DdGI40
+Lisle Locking Hose Clamp Pliers: amzn.to/2Gqzv3G
+Exhaust Hanger pliers: amzn.to/2MSr9Db
+Milwaukee Scissors: amzn.to/2Dg6LHs
+Lang tools/Channel lock Snap Ring Pliers: amzn.to/2GuEm3N
+Crescent Adjustable Wrench: amzn.to/2TzThNX
+OTC T70: amzn.to/2t9q8xC
+Lisle remover hose plier: amzn.to/2HVbnIF
+Sunex mini ratchet bit set: amzn.to/2MTLgRw
+Capri tools 100 tooth ratcheting wrench set: amzn.to/2MIJ9Qm
+Sunex Universal Impact Socket set (metric): amzn.to/2t9oZpG
+Tetkon 90 tooth Ratchet: amzn.to/2HUCCmT
+Tekton Stubby Wrench Set: amzn.to/2tae6E8
+Assenmacher Specialty AH8028 Subaru Fuel Line Disconnect Tool: amzn.to/2MJ4LMe
+Astro Trim Tool Set: amzn.to/2HTrRkJ
+Mountain Ratcheting Wrenches (Metric): amzn.to/2TBQUu6
+Tekton 3/8 Impact Socket Set: amzn.to/2MSeLTD
+Westling Machine Socket Trays: www.westlingmachine.com
Skip ahead if you would like to see certain drawers
Top drawer: 0:13
Second drawer: 9:26
Plier drawer: 12:23
Misc drawer: 13:31
Measurement/engine drawer: 15:08
Electrical drawer: 15:51
Hammer drawer: 17:00
Screw driver drawer: 18:03
Air/Impact Drawer: 18:39
Diagnostic drawer: 19:32 - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
I provided links in the description to tools in this video by popular request
Nice try.
But a real Subaru mechanic’s toolbox is just full of thousands of head gaskets.
just worm it up before banging, cool down after and keep fluids topped
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You got me ;)
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this complete toolbox and tool cost about $1,000
Daaang..how nice it is to see a kool tool box in order..i like the tour and explanation of each tool and what you use them for.. this storm grey is awsome...thats pretty kool that you tailored your equipment around subies...i sure miss working in a shop....good times...thanks for sharing..
The color of your box grabbed my attention. Everything in that box is good stuff. thumbs up
Thank you for the kind words!
The first ratchet is also my favorite, use it everyday! Got it when I was in college and now an industrial road tech going for 3 years strong with no hiccup definitely recommend!
Danny _JDM absolutely my all time favorite ratchet! Thanks for the comment.
I’m 17 and a beginning tech and that ratchet was my first purchase
I recommend the Snap On 808CF diagonal cutters. They are pretty slim and can get into tight places. I work on planes and deal alot with cutting safety wire and cotter pins and these things are just awesome!
Really nice Snappy box & tools! Also, love Tekton’s value, quality, & warranty
A tech and and investor. A man after my own heart. Add corporate paper pusher to the mix and I’d say we’re living similar lives.
AWESOME BOX!
Thanks for watching!
Great video and nice box! I’m not a tech. Just a regular guy who likes working on his own car. I have a tool box I can carry with one hand lol so yes I wish I had a box filled with stuff. Keep it up man!
Thank you for the kind words. I wish the best for you.
Nice selection of tools and toolbox. Im an auto technician as well so of course I love tools and love watching reviews on them. Though I don't work on Subarus, I own one (2016 STI) so it was cool seeing some Subaru specific stuff I'm gonna pick up to keep in the toolbox at home. Keep up the cool videos
Awesome car! Thank you for the compliments!
Thanks for the great video and sharing. 🔧🔧🔧🧰🧰🧰😎😎😎
Nice toolset and box! 👍🏻
I just purchased my first 3/8 snap on ratchet the other day. Think its the same one you have and I can't wait to try it out at the shop. Amazing toolbox tour. I think this is the first one I've seen where someone actually uses Tekton impact sockets, and I love them. Although after using some snap on ones from the master tech, I'm hoping to upgrade in the future.
Thank you for the support!
Man that drawer moves a lot. Cool stuff. My dad uses his power probe a lot. It works really well.
Thank you :) Power probes are a really nice tool for diag.
Good to see a mix of tool brands in the box when I started the rape truck was my favourite part of the week until you realise you are being taken for a ride
Thank you for the kind words. Going on the truck is like a kid in a candy store. Snap on makes really nice tools. However, us technicians just have to be careful on what we buy and how much we spend.
I just bought that same box brand new for my vehicle maintenance and my crawler 4runner build . I got it in extreme green with black trim and I love it
I love the green as well! Congrats on the new box!
@@everydayinvestor6718 thanks you . I actually also just got my top chest for sit as well .
Nice box nice tools!
I dig that gray....funny how you don’t see many around but it is pleasing to the eye.
STEVE thank you for the kind words! I was hesitant just looking at pictures but when I got it and saw it in person I fell in love with the color!
Very nice setup
Nice post sir. I saw some of my tools and some I've never seen before.
Thanks for the kind words, always great to show people new tools.
Great video and thanks for sharing
Snap-on is like the Yeti cooler of tools.
I have the same box but in green, got mine over half off, im a honda tech and im glad i made the purchase.
carrobbins100 awesome box, I love green. Thank you for watching!
Fantastic color!
Thank you! Cheers!
I was so excited when I saw this video on my recommended. I’m in college right now and I have to have an internship to end the schooling and I’m going to try to get it at a Subaru dealership. I love watching tool box tours just to see what everyone has that gets used a lot so I can make a mental list of things that are useful, I have the Milwaukee electric ratchet and I love that thing. Those mountain wrenches are high on my list, I see those is a lot of tool box tours and I’ve definitely had some things that would be easier with those things. Great video and great quality!
Wow, thank you so much for watching! I'm so glad my videos can help other people. Those mountain wrenches are one of my MOST used tools. They get in really tight spaces and last a long time. I've put a lot of torque on those and they are holding up really good. Good luck with your internship!
Nice to see that not every tech buys just snap on! I have so many different brands of tools. They get the job done and I didn’t spend a arm and a leg
Exactly, Snap on is not needed for everything. There's tons of other brands that deliver great durability, usability and performance at a better price.
@@everydayinvestor6718I enjoy owning the best possible. Cheap tools do the job, but I like being proud of my tools, tired of having a pile of junk tools that work.
Nice box and nice set up mate 👌🏻
Thanks for the support!
Props to your set up and honesty.i also own a set of milwuakee screwdrivers and i agree i like them better than the snap on screwdrivers
Superb top draw.
Thanks for the kind words!
Really sweet tour bro! Love the color!
Thank you, I love me some storm gray :)
Haha. Gotta pick up those tekton ratchets too didn’t know the finally made a flex head ratchet.
@@darwindropmazda Yeah, I was quite surprised with how good the newer 90 tooth Tekton ratchets feel. Pretty decent quality for the price. The amazing warranty is just the cherry on top.
I like my old little SK ratchet.great box
SK ratchets are awesome!
I still use my tiny SK ratchet most the time also.
These are the kinda tool box tours I love, you would make a good truck owner =)
Thank you for the support :D
I like how you say you don't see the need for only snap on. I see that as the sign of mechanic that has been around long enough to see value in what's needed verses getting into large amounts of debt to look a certain way. The tool trucks are convenient and can help you in a jam. They also provide the specialty tools that aren't sold cheaper with quality or just sold at all from cheaper places in general. Getting your hands on the tools you need, especially when starting out is hard enough for young techs... it don't need to be made even more difficult taking far longer to acquire what you need to the jobs.
I agree with you 100%. Thank you for your comment!
Well said man
@@everydayinvestor6718 makes all the difference, quality advice and perspective over noise anyone can make... ya know
Cool video man. Always like watching these to see if there’s a tool out there that can give me an edge on certain repairs. Nice box.
Great toolbox set up man. Just subscribed. From the uk
Thank you, check out my latest video :)
Nice video and nice box setup. I totally agree that you don't need Snap-on everything. Often they are very high on the price range. Often you can get better value on other brands. Although the sticker shock has caused me buyer's remorse, I have never regretted any of my Snap-on tools. "I'll never get my money's worth out of that but I'm glad I have it". I'm sure any tech will know what I mean.
if you always use it and it makes the job easier or quicker, its worth the extra money
Finally a mechanic who admits that you don't need Snap-on everything! My opinion is the only thing really worth buying Snap-on is there ratchets. And maybe a few other specialty tools if you work at a dealership or something we're buying a specialty tool he's worth it because you are using it everyday. And even though Snap-on ratchets or expensive they at least Phil worth it when you hold them in your hand. Every tool that you will use all day every day pretty much I think that is worth it to spend the money on a quality ratchet that suits your needs. The biggest thing for me regarding tools, is a lifetime warranty. As long as it's of decent quality for the price you're paying and has a warranty that is easy to use when needed then why spend $200 on a Snap-On tool when you can buy the same tool for 10 bucks and probably has an easier / faster warranty service since you don't have to wait for a truck or Snap-on to mail you a replacement after you mail yours back in. Pretty much every tool I own that Snap-on I purchased used and they all work perfect and save me a boatload of money. And yes I've had a few break on me foot with the lifetime warranty it's easily replaced and most of the time upgraded to the newer style if they don't make the older style anymore!
It's a status thing I think.
Amen to that. I agree with everything you said 👌🏻
@@RedemptionGarage 90% of guys that buy snapon live check to check, have ZERO savings, are in a buttload of debt, and can't manage their money.
Keep up doing reviews sir 👍 good quality video
Thank you so much!
Nice tools
Nice box man
Thank you!
Great video
Thank you for the support!
Hello Edison Wu,
I just finished watching your Snap-on toolbox inventory. Very good looking toolbox & a nice collection of tools too. Very well organized. If I have any problem with your video it would be that you might explain a little to much about to many things. Makes the video a little drawn out & long for mechanics that have been machining for a while but still like to watch other Tech's toolbox inventories. I know how hard it is to make these videos. I finally did mine here on TH-cam bout 16mo's ago. Thanks for sharing your toolbox inventory with us.
Gregg (Critter) Muse
Thank you for the feedback Gregg. I'll definitely take your feedback into consideration for future videos. I love your big yellow tool box, keep on wrenching!
Hello @@everydayinvestor6718 ,
Thank you for your very nice comment. I'm glad you understood my comment on your video. Thanks.
Gregg (Critter) Muse
Nice set up man.. I used to have the same box but blue.
Thank you, it's a great box! I always loved the Royal blue.
It's nice to see an open minded mechanic regarding tool brands. Don't get me wrong S/O make good tools I have more than a few myself ,but not everyone wants to spend £50 on one socket. I worked out the cost of just replacing my S/O tools. I could take my wife and kids away for a month anywhere in the world for the cost of them. Am I going to do it? Not a chance, I love my family but my tools are for life not just a month. Great video Edison, subbed.
Thank you for the support!
Love the color
Thank you! Do I see an EVO? Awesome car!
@@everydayinvestor6718 yeah my old car unfortunately had to get rid of it
Nice box
Thank you for the kind words!
Very cool box set up ,I also love tools specially snap on but i do buy other great brands.
That's great to hear. Snap on makes a great product but can be very spendy. You definitely get what you pay for though. Thanks for the comment!
I do like the snap on and mac cupped hose puller they are so much better then pointy ones
Thanks
8:35 08-14 Impreza airbag recall. That back Philips head screw to pull out the dash 😂
You know your stuff!
Those "Mountain wrenches are the shit. Mine are called Platinum though and I also saw them sold as EZ-Red the first time I ever saw them. They are worth every penny
Yup, super durable and versatile. Most companies just rebrand the tool and put their name on it.
Got the same exact one😎
Awesome!
anyone who works on foreign cars shouldn’t be surprised how often you reach for the 1/4 ratchet, i grab my TR72 all. the. time.
Your box is same as mine just different color. Nice box.
They are great boxes, thank you for the kind words.
Beautiful box and great tour. GM tech here.
Thank you for the kind words! I took a look at your channel and saw that amazing green box of yours! Your box is very beautiful! Cheers!
@@everydayinvestor6718 thank you I really do love the box and appreciate the feedback
@@410AutoTech how's gm warranty work? Better yet is it better than Chrysler.
@@alfonz0010 some is good and some of it is terrible but I manage pretty good . I can beat some warranty times . Are you at a dealer!!!
Love that “cementish” gray color, bro. Nice setup. Can we please get the link for the toolbox itself? Can’t find it anywhere. Thanks!
Some very quality stuff got the same box but in candy red
Thank you. I've always loved the classic red snap on boxes! Keep on wrenching!
Thank you for the helpful vid. I am currently a Honda Express Technician and making the switch over to Subaru, I’m going to be training under the shop-foreman as a service line tech apprentice. I’m reviewing this source to better prepare myself with any Subaru specific tools that I may not have and therefore will need, are there any other specialty Subaru tools that you would recommend for a beginner Subaru line technician? Thank you for your time.
Very Nice👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you 👍🏻 Keep on wrenching!
I'm a machinist so I have a Kennedy toolbox but man do I love the color of your box, keep on wrenching brother
Great toolbox
Thanks so much!! want to apply for subaru....just about to graduate auto tech school
Best of luck!
What kind of future tool videos would you like to see? Post them up below!
@@mikescot194 I recently saw those! Looks like a really good option, thanks for the comment.
Tool hauls, Subie specialty repairs, shop tour, day in the life?? Awesome channel bro! 🤙🏼
Warren Higaki Thank you so much for the suggestions! Stay tuned, I’ll roll out some new videos soon :)
I’m a tool head so anything with tools honestly for me.
You said you have a scope, like oscilloscope? I would definitely like to see reviews on at least one, I know they are very pricey
I'm about to commit to this box. Do you think you'll ever need something bigger though? Not sure whether to go straight for an epiq or spend a few years filling up one of these first.
Cheers.
Which model box is that. In that size, they make 2 different grades of boxes (KRA,KRL). Both are good. But the more expensive one (KRL) is deeper and you can literally put 250-300 pounds in every drawer (like stand up in every one) . Has chrome separators between the banks of drawers. Dual sliders on every drawer deep enough to put two. Nice box you have. Got it plumb full. I’ve got the long KRA “classic” box in royal blue. With the steel top. I am also a Subaru mechanic of sorts, at a small mom and pop shop in Indiana.
Awesome to hear from another Subaru mechanic. The KRL master series box is really nice but would have made my wallet a lot lighter haha. Mine is the KRA2422 classic series. Thanks for watching!
I really like that tool box and it's color. Sadly the company I work for just changed their "policy" and provided everyone with the same tool box in the same color. I never had the chance to buy one and most people wasn't happy after spending around 10k on their boxes and taking them home to catch dust.
Thanks for the compliments! I can see how that can be frustrating for everyone in your company. I hope they at least provided you guys with decent tool boxes. Work hard and keep on wrenching!
@@everydayinvestor6718 well, we got the classic 78 but is the regular one, not like yours with the 2 top long drawers. We only got one in a blue color that we dont like lol. As Diesel Mechanics we need a lot of things and bigger tools and lots of specialty tools so doing this pretty much limits the work we do. I'm a new technician and I hadn't bought a box yet so i ended benefiting from it, I still dont like it though because since they bought the boxes now they tell us things like "Don't leave that on top of the box, is company property blah blah blah" that kind of bs that didn't happen when we had our own boxes.
@@favioescalon528 Ah that would be annoying! At least they provided you with some decent Snap on boxes. I've seen some shops where they give really terrible cheap boxes to their techs.
great video brother
Appreciate it
I have a shit load of tools too
@@danohstoolbox Post a video of your box, would be fun to watch.
@@everydayinvestor6718 take a look i have a few videos up
@@danohstoolbox I'll check them out!
I have the blue one the one that's next to it got it off the tool truck for 600 bucks killer deal plus a Matco service kart for 80 everything is use but the guy who had it B4 use it only for storage so they look like new lol ....but overall clean tool box n love ur tools as well
Thank you, congrats on the sweet purchase
Was that small non comfort grip fixed head ratchet the tf72 1/4 inch Dr ratchet?!
great video! i'm hoping to move to a subaru dealer at some point, wondering if you could give me a link to that 10 x 12 slim wrench you used for drive lines? would appreciate it !
Love the video ! Would you be able to link me your 3/8 impact magnetic set ? I’d appreciate very much
Got you fam: amzn.to/2WD6Jm5
Hey Edison, nice video. I’m just an enthusiastic diy’er with automotive stuff. I don’t have a tool collection like you but one of my favourite pieces is a Milwaukee fuel 3/8 electric socket drive. Perfect and a real time saver working on my Honda. Do you use an electric socket drive?
I love Milwaukee electric tools, they are awesome. I use a 20v Dewalt for my socket drive. Works really good but I think Milwaukee makes one a notch better than the Dewalt. Thanks for the comment!
Hey bro keep up the good work pls can u do a review of ur scope :)
Sure of course! You're talking about my borescope right?
I just tighten the f out of my mountain ratcheting wrenches and they usually stay in the position I need them to be in I’m gonna try the tape
I buy sunex impact sockets but i want a chrome 3/8 socket set but damnnnn 500+
Head gaskets?
You gotta get the Astro Subaru ball joint extractor. Life saver
Chris P I’ll definitely check them out!
what is the part number for the t handle that goes on heads
Is there a brand of scan tool you would recommend for Subaru? I’m changing my gauge cluster and have to program the immobilizer
Autel
Hey Nice box. Color is also cool. Did they have that color box on truck or did you have to special order. Was there additional charge also. I agree with Josh A variety of good quality tools from other well built tools is good. I have Snapon but since a theft of too many I stock it with other quality brands one of which is Carlyle Napa. I also like Tekton. I like and would stick to a Snapon box personally a service cart flip up top KRSC46. I work on small engine equipment shop so I come to find I really only need certain amount of tools to do the job. My shop isn’t big so my tool box space is limited. Excellent video.
I took advantage of the Snap On student discount to buy my Snap on box when I was in automotive school. I ordered it online on the Snap On student website. There was no extra charge and they delivered it to my workplace for free. I've heard some of the Carlyle tools are pretty good! Thanks for the comment!
What's the part# on that small 3/8 drive Snap on torque wrench?
We hit 100k views! Wow thank you everyone who watched!
My grey one is similar but mine has a power drawer
I have the krl722. Blue with black trim
I love the blue, congrats
I prefer Doyle and knipex pliers I bit the bullet and bought damn near every plier I use and a few I barley do in knipex and a set of cobra Doyle pliers I sometimes use but mainly got so when some one asks to borrow pliers I’ll give them one of the Doyle’s that I got from like 6 in to 24 in i blv
Have you considered the matco 88 t locking flex head ratchets they are seriously the best looking and performing ratchet I’ve used in a long time and I mainly use stahlwille snap on ratchets but these have changed my life I love them I got 3 of each
Never tried the Matco. A lot of their tools are rebranded from other manufactures so I always try to save some $$ and buy the original.
@@everydayinvestor6718 ya I can agree with you on that but if you ever get a chance look it up u can find a slightly used one made in USA and that ratchet in specific is made in USA by Americans I got my regular 3/8 one at a pawn shop for $97
@@Alanthe918mobilemechanic That's a good deal!
Husky brand scraper set with a comfort grip handle...
I have the same box but in extreme green
Almost bought the green
Thank you for calling it a Drilling hammer.
Where did you get AST fuel line disconnect tool? We do so many EJ engine work as well, and that tool is essential for us.
It's a really solid tool. I bought that one off the Cornwell truck for around $29.79. I've seen them sold on the Snap On truck too. The part name and number is "Assenmacher Specialty AH8028 Subaru Fuel Line Disconnect Tool". I also found it on amazon for $29.73. I'll include an amazon link in the description for you!
@@everydayinvestor6718 Thank you for your information. I'll check it.
@@woosukchoi2897 No problem! Glad I could help.
nice gray color, how sturdy is the metal, can you bent it on the sides?
Quite sturdy, slight flex but good
4:30 I believe those are Grey Pneumatic sockets. Way better than Chicago pneumatics
They are, got my names mixed up. Good catch!
@@everydayinvestor6718 nice tools and great video bud👍👌
@@v3nomou545 Thanks for watching!
Interesting how instead of having a top chest you use the top of your tool cabinet as a work table
You only need like two ratchets, you need a matco 3/8 12" locking flex head and a snap on 1/4 or 1/4 with 3/8 anvil flex head. That's it.
one day...
sunix makes magnetic sockets
My drawers are the same on my box to nd feel stiff nd da lng one was crooked so I had to warranty the rails on some drawers and their better now but stil kind of stiff
Part number for the blue point little box you have on the top of your box?
KRW184B
Nice toolbox tour man, how long were you been a Subie tech for?? You still work in a shop??
Warren Higaki almost 3 years in the dealership :) thanks for watching!
Does your tool box shake a bit when you close the top drawer. ?
I guess a little bit. Lot's of tools on the first drawer.