I personally love husky. Have about 5k worth of tools from them I use on all mechanical jobs. If I break or mess up a tool, I take it and get it replaced , for free, every single time
The Warranty is simple just walk it to the Customer Service area with the new one and let them know you are warranting the item that's it. If the rep tells you to have a receipt let them know they have no idea what they are talking about and read the warranty back to them. If Husky doesn't make the item anymore they have to honor the warranty with something different but with equal value. Ridgid hand took is the same.
Beat me to it. Yes, what Ricky said. I brought in a socket that I broke. No questions at all. It's the only Husky tool I have ever broken and it was all my fault. Not a fan of any their modular storage options, or those tiny pocket backpacks.
@@kingsteegg I am a carpenter and I use Husky drywall knifes and when I accidentally use them the accidental wrong way and there are accidental damages I warranty them and there is never any issues.
For hand tools it's lifetime, no receipt, no questions. It doesn't matter if the damage is ur fault. Walk into Home Depot go to customer service. You might get a worker that doesn't know the policy but just explain it to them. Husky tool bags are NOT lifetime if I remember correctly.
💪🏾 I Try Not To Make Accusatory Statements If I Cannot Prove It. But If Things Consistently Vanish, There Can Only Be One Explanation. Thank You For Watching And Commenting My Friend!
@@KompleteTechCrew I was able to get an entire set of sockets on closeout for an outstanding price. Like you a Professional Homeowner and DIYer they work great. Never had to warranty once and if I did, they are right down the street. Good luck with your channel.
I was wondering, if you had any videos on your Tekton tools. I'm a big fan of the brand.Its good to know, that I am supporting a Michigan based plant the state I live in
Husky/HD warranty works by taking the old/broken tool in to the customer service desk, telling them you need a new one and then they either tell you to go get the new one and bring it back, or sometimes they'll give you a store credit card. Now, I know that HD just changed their "Return without proof of purchase" in that if you don't have the receipt or the credit card you bought it with, they are not issuing store credit for the items any more. However, that is for a return. Since this is an exchange, they may still do just that. Time saving tip: When I have a tool that is broken, I typically walk in with the broken one, go get the new one and then I go to the customer service line/desk. Now, I don't have any Husky tools that came in a kit/set like say those picks. However I do have one of their 8 in one screw drivers that I recently exchanged because the handle broke. It is sold separately, so it was an easy ordeal. (Same with Milwaukee tape measures).
@@KompleteTechCrew I hear they are, but don’t know first hand. Funny enough… the xtr set that comes in a rolling tool box was the set I was gonna get in the very beginning, and saved up for em… the day before I had the money the price went up ☹️. Pretty much in every line but the xtr now, lol
So for the lifetime warranty it just really depends, I think standard protocol is that after 90 days you actually go through the Husky hotline which should be on their website or on the back and just get in touch with them and they warranty it. However if you get a cool manager they’ll just tell you to go grab another one. And as far as Husky tool quality I’ve had great luck with their tools over the last 15 years, no broken sockets. Just one ratcheting wrench that locked up and a pair of pliers that would never break in and they just had me swap them out
Thank You For The Information My Friend! If A Husky Tool Failed, I’ve Always Just Purchased A New One. What Year/Engine Option Is That Titan XD? How Well Has It Served You?
Tekton is my go-to for hand tools, definitely agree with the "beater" concept. They seemed to have stepped up their game on their tool cabinets. I really like that workbench/cabinet that's been at HD lately.
🙌🏾 I Love TEKTON! They Have Increased Their Prices Recently But I Still like The Quality And Availability. I Definitely Like Husky’s Steel Storage. The Quality Seems To Be Improving.
@@KompleteTechCrew Meijer use to Carry Tekton and that's where I got my first Tekton tools. When they dropped Tekton I scored on sockets, pliers, every screwdriver I needed, and clamps at 50% off. Lowe's is supposed to be a dealer, but none of the Milwaukee (the city) area Lowe's have them.
I love husky and kobalt, most my hand tools are one of them or the other. I consider myself an advanced DIYer on all aspect from home improvement projects to automotive. Those impact socket extensions have been solid for me. Tim from shop tool reviews channel tested the impact socket extensions and husky held up quiet well. I have yet to break any of them. I also have both lowes and Home Depot within a stones throw away from me. If I break it I got a store near by I can warranty it or get another.
@@KompleteTechCrew I haven’t had a problem yet with them. I bought 300+ piece mechanics tool set on clearance over a year ago on clearance for dirt cheap as well as some ratcheting wrenches, and slip joint pliers. So far so good. Also I’m a tekton fan as well for their impact sockets 🙌. I would also say if u want a cheap set of shallow beater impact sockets try out the makitas at Home Depot. They have been pretty solid and work for the money. I believe Vince at vcg construction even demoed them and used the 21 mm to bust the lugs on his truck tires to rotate them. For mid to light duty fastners they are solid in my opinion.
Yep life time warranty is just that. You brake a tool or it breaks on you. Take it to home Depot they will replace it with the same thing or newer model. No questions asked. Binded up a ratchet. Picked up my new one off the shelf went to customer service desk. They swapped it out.
I use husky and kobalt the same way… as my beater tools. And with the warranty and being able to just get a new one at the store if you have problems, they are perfect for that, lol
The good,... or should I say great thing about Husky/HD lifetime warranty is that it is a true, lifetime warranty. By comparison, several hand tool companies have a "Limited" LTW. They are Limited to the original purchaser. Husky is not, and is set to the lifetime of the tool (and manufacturer) lifetime. This is where reading the small print comes in handy.
Bro ppl talk sh!t about the different tool brands but when they loose that 10mm snap-on socket they run right to harbor freight and buy 2 more incase they loose one 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 get what you can afford now buy the ones you want later👍😳
👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾 You Make A Valid Point! It’s Not Always About Affordability For Me. I Just Don’t Like The Idea Of Utilizing My Premium Tools To Share, Beat On , Deface, And “ Overwork”. Husky Has Been A Great Brand For Aggressive Grit Applications. I Love My TEKTON Collection And Do Everything I Can To Make Them Last.
@@KompleteTechCrew but that's why you spend that extra money because the "tool" is supposed to be able to handle the aggression and abuse from hard work 👀 not because they are the shinniest in the game Your lawnmower isn't new any more after the 1st cut 🤷🏽♂️
@@KompleteTechCrew I understand that but it a tool that usually around grease dirt and grime Nothing wrong with keeping them clean but it's a tool!!!! It's like a 10k tool box no woman will ever see it or care about it ,you'll never take it outside to the car show when lowes has something similar for 1k You're still young you'll learn 💪🏽💪🏽👍👍👍keep making good vids bro 👌🏽
Word of advice there is no such thing as a ASE certificed mechanic thats all a lie u can be fresh outta trade school and nvr touched a car but get ase certifications and be a so called master tech it all comes down to experience and knowledge
Warranty, walk in exchange and walk out has been my experience. 👍👍👍💥💥💥👍👍👍
👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾 Thank You My Friend!
@@KompleteTechCrew always love the channel keep up the great work
Keep it going , you are doing awesome
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 Thank You For The Kind Words My Friend!
black friday was 4 months ago
Most Of These Husky Tools Are Currently On Clearance. I Mentioned That In The Video.
I like Gearwrench too
💪🏾 It’s A Great Brand!
I personally love husky. Have about 5k worth of tools from them I use on all mechanical jobs. If I break or mess up a tool, I take it and get it replaced , for free, every single time
id like to see a video of your total tool hoard. great vids. thanks.
That Is A Great Idea! That Video Will Be At Least An Hour Long. Don’t Fall Asleep…
no doubt a two or three parter. 👍🏽
The Warranty is simple just walk it to the Customer Service area with the new one and let them know you are warranting the item that's it.
If the rep tells you to have a receipt let them know they have no idea what they are talking about and read the warranty back to them.
If Husky doesn't make the item anymore they have to honor the warranty with something different but with equal value. Ridgid hand took is the same.
Beat me to it. Yes, what Ricky said. I brought in a socket that I broke. No questions at all. It's the only Husky tool I have ever broken and it was all my fault. Not a fan of any their modular storage options, or those tiny pocket backpacks.
@@kingsteegg I am a carpenter and I use Husky drywall knifes and when I accidentally use them the accidental wrong way and there are accidental damages I warranty them and there is never any issues.
Appreciate The Information My Friends!
Yup, u might have to "train" a ignorant employee once in a while, but you will get it replaced. I've used the lifetime warranty a few times ^_^
Husky is made by Apex tools, GEARWRENCH is made by Apex tools, a lot of the two are the same products.
For hand tools it's lifetime, no receipt, no questions. It doesn't matter if the damage is ur fault. Walk into Home Depot go to customer service. You might get a worker that doesn't know the policy but just explain it to them.
Husky tool bags are NOT lifetime if I remember correctly.
Removed from my sight😅😅😅🤣🤣 nice way of saying stolen
💪🏾 I Try Not To Make Accusatory Statements If I Cannot Prove It. But If Things Consistently Vanish, There Can Only Be One Explanation. Thank You For Watching And Commenting My Friend!
@@KompleteTechCrew very welcome sir.😊😊
Lifetime warranty
No need to justify Husky. They are lifetime warranty, they do the job and have a high value to cost ratio. Good find.
👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾 Thank You For Watching And Commenting My Friend! These Are Great For Abrasive Work.
@@KompleteTechCrew I was able to get an entire set of sockets on closeout for an outstanding price. Like you a Professional Homeowner and DIYer they work great. Never had to warranty once and if I did, they are right down the street. Good luck with your channel.
👊🏾 Thank You For The Support My Friend!
Positivity!
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I was wondering, if you had any videos on your Tekton tools. I'm a big fan of the brand.Its good to know, that I am supporting a Michigan based plant the state I live in
I Do Not Have Any TEKTON Videos Published. I’m Working On A Few Currently So It Will Be Coming Soon.
Husky is owned by Home Depot but Apex Tools makes a lot of their mechanic tools like wreches, & ratcheting ratchets.
👊🏾 Thank You For The Information!
Husky/HD warranty works by taking the old/broken tool in to the customer service desk, telling them you need a new one and then they either tell you to go get the new one and bring it back, or sometimes they'll give you a store credit card. Now, I know that HD just changed their "Return without proof of purchase" in that if you don't have the receipt or the credit card you bought it with, they are not issuing store credit for the items any more. However, that is for a return. Since this is an exchange, they may still do just that.
Time saving tip: When I have a tool that is broken, I typically walk in with the broken one, go get the new one and then I go to the customer service line/desk.
Now, I don't have any Husky tools that came in a kit/set like say those picks. However I do have one of their 8 in one screw drivers that I recently exchanged because the handle broke. It is sold separately, so it was an easy ordeal. (Same with Milwaukee tape measures).
👊🏾 Thank You For The Information Bro!
do some go kart vids. id be interested. i bet others would be as well.
🙌🏾 Thank You My Friend! I’ve Been Considering Vlogging My Builds And Projects.
I haven’t had any issues with any of my husky stuff yet, but I know with kobalt, they just had me get a new one when I had an issue.
Are The Kobalt 24v XTR Power Tools Any Good?
@@KompleteTechCrew I hear they are, but don’t know first hand. Funny enough… the xtr set that comes in a rolling tool box was the set I was gonna get in the very beginning, and saved up for em… the day before I had the money the price went up ☹️. Pretty much in every line but the xtr now, lol
So for the lifetime warranty it just really depends, I think standard protocol is that after 90 days you actually go through the Husky hotline which should be on their website or on the back and just get in touch with them and they warranty it. However if you get a cool manager they’ll just tell you to go grab another one. And as far as Husky tool quality I’ve had great luck with their tools over the last 15 years, no broken sockets. Just one ratcheting wrench that locked up and a pair of pliers that would never break in and they just had me swap them out
Thank You For The Information My Friend! If A Husky Tool Failed, I’ve Always Just Purchased A New One.
What Year/Engine Option Is That Titan XD? How Well Has It Served You?
I do the same thing 😂 Thanks for the video! I haven’t had any the Husky ratchets or sockets fail on me yet.
💪🏾 They Have Been Great For Me As Well.
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How has the beater lasted to hits and drops ? Nice long ply tool right ?
Yes Sir. They Hold Up Well.
Tekton is my go-to for hand tools, definitely agree with the "beater" concept. They seemed to have stepped up their game on their tool cabinets. I really like that workbench/cabinet that's been at HD lately.
🙌🏾 I Love TEKTON! They Have Increased Their Prices Recently But I Still like The Quality And Availability. I Definitely Like Husky’s Steel Storage. The Quality Seems To Be Improving.
@@KompleteTechCrew Meijer use to Carry Tekton and that's where I got my first Tekton tools. When they dropped Tekton I scored on sockets, pliers, every screwdriver I needed, and clamps at 50% off. Lowe's is supposed to be a dealer, but none of the Milwaukee (the city) area Lowe's have them.
Same Here. These Lowes’ Do Not Stock Them. You Purchased Them At 50% Off? I Would Go Crazy For Those Prices.
I love husky and kobalt, most my hand tools are one of them or the other. I consider myself an advanced DIYer on all aspect from home improvement projects to automotive. Those impact socket extensions have been solid for me. Tim from shop tool reviews channel tested the impact socket extensions and husky held up quiet well. I have yet to break any of them. I also have both lowes and Home Depot within a stones throw away from me. If I break it I got a store near by I can warranty it or get another.
💪🏾 Seems Like You Have A Great System In Place. Are Kobalt Hand Tools Any Good?
@@KompleteTechCrew I haven’t had a problem yet with them. I bought 300+ piece mechanics tool set on clearance over a year ago on clearance for dirt cheap as well as some ratcheting wrenches, and slip joint pliers. So far so good. Also I’m a tekton fan as well for their impact sockets 🙌. I would also say if u want a cheap set of shallow beater impact sockets try out the makitas at Home Depot. They have been pretty solid and work for the money. I believe Vince at vcg construction even demoed them and used the 21 mm to bust the lugs on his truck tires to rotate them. For mid to light duty fastners they are solid in my opinion.
I Have A Ton Of Those Makita Impact Sockets. They Are Flawless! I Will Give Kobalt A Shot. Thank You For The Information!
Holiday deals shyt that was like 3 months ago lol 😂
They Are Still On Clearance Now.
Take it bak n they will give u a new 1 !!!
Appreciate It Bro!
Yep life time warranty is just that. You brake a tool or it breaks on you. Take it to home Depot they will replace it with the same thing or newer model. No questions asked. Binded up a ratchet. Picked up my new one off the shelf went to customer service desk. They swapped it out.
💪🏾 Thank You For The Information My Friend! I Will Definitely Take My Defective Tool Back For Exchange Before I Buy A Replacement.
Boy if guys were as dedicated to their wives like they're dedicated to these tool brands 🙌👀🤣🤣🤣🤣 p.s. great vid as always 👌🏽
Hahahaa! True Story!
I use husky and kobalt the same way… as my beater tools. And with the warranty and being able to just get a new one at the store if you have problems, they are perfect for that, lol
Does Kobalt Carry The Same Warranty/Policy As Husky?
@@KompleteTechCrew yeah it’s supposed to be, for the hand tools
Anyway
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@@KompleteTechCrew the power tools are 3-5 years depending on if it’s the battery, charger, tool, etc
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Husky's impact adapters are hands down one of the BEST ones. You will never break one. I don't get why people by other over priced brands...
I’m Definitely Going To Put These Husky Tools To The Test.
The good,... or should I say great thing about Husky/HD lifetime warranty is that it is a true, lifetime warranty. By comparison, several hand tool companies have a "Limited" LTW. They are Limited to the original purchaser. Husky is not, and is set to the lifetime of the tool (and manufacturer) lifetime. This is where reading the small print comes in handy.
💪🏾 It’s Always In The Fine Print. Thank You Bro!
Never front on husky brand lol
Hahahaa! Never!
Bro ppl talk sh!t about the different tool brands but when they loose that 10mm snap-on socket they run right to harbor freight and buy 2 more incase they loose one 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 get what you can afford now buy the ones you want later👍😳
👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾 You Make A Valid Point!
It’s Not Always About Affordability For Me. I Just Don’t Like The Idea Of Utilizing My Premium Tools To Share, Beat On , Deface, And “ Overwork”. Husky Has Been A Great Brand For Aggressive Grit Applications. I Love My TEKTON Collection And Do Everything I Can To Make Them Last.
@@KompleteTechCrew but that's why you spend that extra money because the "tool" is supposed to be able to handle the aggression and abuse from hard work 👀 not because they are the shinniest in the game
Your lawnmower isn't new any more after the 1st cut 🤷🏽♂️
I love My Tools Bro. I Clean Them , Polish Them And Treat Them With Respect! I Know It Sounds Bad But It’s A Reality.
@@KompleteTechCrew I understand that but it a tool that usually around grease dirt and grime
Nothing wrong with keeping them clean but it's a tool!!!!
It's like a 10k tool box no woman will ever see it or care about it ,you'll never take it outside to the car show when lowes has something similar for 1k
You're still young you'll learn 💪🏽💪🏽👍👍👍keep making good vids bro 👌🏽
Hahahaa! I Know. It’s A Shame Isn’t It… I Think This Is Exactly Why I Have At Least Two Of Everything…
Word of advice there is no such thing as a ASE certificed mechanic thats all a lie u can be fresh outta trade school and nvr touched a car but get ase certifications and be a so called master tech it all comes down to experience and knowledge
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