What's your schedule like this weekend ? I'm leaving Manassas VA Friday afternoon 1:30 pm but might have time to stop by let me know and on the way back too if all goes well I'm hoping I can do some work if you need it at the other shop since brakes and oil is my thing and other odds n ends
Brilliant tools Rich ty for showing them off, maybe next time you get a very tight filter show us again excellent design and thoughts went into those. Keep Safe Keep Strong Mate 🦘🦘🦘🦘❤❤
I've never seen one of those, that's super cool. I'm still a big fan of filter straps. I have this really cool textured rubber one that doesn't slip even on an oil soaked filter. It feels almost like cow tongue. You could probably sharpen a knife on it. The harder you twist, the firmer it grips the filter. And it works in super tight areas.
Yeah but your oil filter strap ain't going to come anywhere close to this I can tell you that right now if I'm lying I'm dying I don't want people to fight me on this I want them to try it before they actually start to talk up what they think they have as better this is going to be better I can guarantee you that This is in a completely different League of its own
@@FordBossMe I was reading this comment as I was watching the video and I was saying there's no way this thing is better a band wrench. Then I got to the part where you start "pulling the trigger" and my jaw dropped.
That tool looks awesome. I order a special K&N filter with a nut built in for my 1.5 eco . Absolutely no room to get your hands in there. This could solve that problem.
I saw a video on TH-cam about these filter wrenches awhile ago. They look like a nice product. I believe they are powder coated and they come in a variety of colors. I think the person who invented them started out manufacturing them in his home garage. Ingenious design.
Looks good, the pliers wrench sometimes doesn't fit in tight spaces. I was always worried I would squeeze the handle too much and put a small hole in the filter. Same thing with the band wrench, no room to swing it.
I have an old steel one with three arms welded to their own gear and a central gear with 3/8 drive. It can remove the toughest filter and will even begin crushing the filter body the more it resists
Thanks Rich! Time to upgrade from a cheap filter wrench. As per your posts I’m using OEM filter now, FL400s (2.9” dia) on Right hand drive Mk1 focus’ so I think I need the large size in these tools. Ford parts giant notes that the filter is not for svt engine but it matches their parts check. Can’t see any other type so I think it’s an error. Mal from TTok
I use course 1 inch wide emery cloth wrapped around the filter and a good strong grip. Has never failed. On my own vehicles I lube the gasketbwith Sil Gilde silicone lube. Filters come off without a wrench 90 percent of the time
Yeah but when you can't get in tight spots to do all that it's almost impossible and on top of that you're just doing more work that's unnecessary just buy the tool have it in your toolbox when you need it it's there then you don't have to do all the extra stuff and then tell people stories about how you do this and that there's a tool that's made for that makes your life that much easier use it plain and simple
I just ordered Amsoil SS for my 3.7 F-150. Gonna see how it runs with it. The Pennzoil Platinum with the Motorcraft filter has been working great but I’m curious to see if there’s any difference.
Hard to beat the Pennzoil Ultra Platinum! I have tried Amsoil, Schaeffer and Redline and many others over the years and Pennzoil Ultra Platinum tops them all at a fraction of the cost! I do oil analysis every oil change so I have real world results.😎
Was that sold as a full kit or did you have a list for all options that you would need? I looked at the link briefly and didn't see any for the cartridge housing filters do you know if it was there also?
Hey Rich. Can you clarify how much oil the 1.5l engine in a 2019 Escape takes? There’s conflicting information between 4.3-5 qts. Figured you’d be able to settle this debate.
No that is not true it will not always work I've had them rip in half literally because of how they were installed the last time so that statement is incorrect and you can't get a screwdriver in the locations you can get this tool so I'm sorry to tell you your statement is biased and it's not even a good biased statement
@@FordBossMe thanks for reading my comment and keep up the great work. And great tool to have btw. My comment was geared towards my philosophy of diy if you want it done right. Have a blessed day!
This tool seems amazing. I can’t wait to try this with my piece of shit 04 Chrysler 300m. Feels like they designed that car to always have to destroy the oil filter.
I've been on organized for a few months now I'd have to get everything together I've already done a toolbox tour in the past I've just been doing way too many big jobs to have everything organized every single day
OEMs should just put a 3/8 socket into their filters so you can use a ratchet. Can't remember the company that put a male square on theirs, you could just use a wrench.
The baddest can also mean the best depending on how you use it you got to get in tune with today's words and how people speak It's just slang term for man this thing is the coolest oil filter wrench ever Come on now you're showing your lack thereof
Who are you telling that to? I'm one of the most knowledgeable people on here and people all over the world come to me and you're going to tell me and explain those things to me? Come on buddy
I don't like it I've done hundreds of oil changes and most of the time that tool wouldn't fit into tight places....It's a pass for me I'll stay with the variety of filter wrenchs I have already.
Nine times out of 10 you are not using it right I can guarantee that that's what I see most people doing they do not use the tool correctly and then they complain about it because of their own lack thereof
Sometimes that works sometimes that doesn't but you are right that's why I follow the tightening procedure by the filter but a lot of times you don't get that and you have to use special tools to get it off
Yeah you might be able to say something like that and get away with it it to an extent can be true sometimes you have to use what you have to use so watch what you say
@@FordBossMe you know it as well as i do, every round can filter goes hand tight, it's been good that way for decades and it'll never be otherwise, unless some knucklehead goes messing things up. That's the whole reason for the tool, to fix someone else's mistake
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www.jm3oilfilterwrench.com/
Here is the website I ordered from
Oh, isn't that a unique bad boy! I have a birthday coming up, so that one will have a home :)
What's your schedule like this weekend ? I'm leaving Manassas VA Friday afternoon 1:30 pm but might have time to stop by let me know and on the way back too if all goes well I'm hoping I can do some work if you need it at the other shop since brakes and oil is my thing and other odds n ends
@@coreybabcock2023 Corey I don't have any work I don't have anything going on I'm doing a lot of family stuff right now
This wrench solves two issues that no other wrench does…hard to access filters and space saver in the tool box! Nice find thank you for sharing!
As DIY-selfer, I don't encounter hard-to-remove filters like a pro does, so I don't really NEED this.... but I WANT this! That is a really great tool.
Brilliant tools Rich ty for showing them off, maybe next time you get a very tight filter show us again excellent design and thoughts went into those.
Keep Safe Keep Strong Mate 🦘🦘🦘🦘❤❤
Very unique and awesome filter wrenches! I really like them!
Very nice Rich, thanks for sharing!
I've never seen one of those, that's super cool. I'm still a big fan of filter straps. I have this really cool textured rubber one that doesn't slip even on an oil soaked filter. It feels almost like cow tongue. You could probably sharpen a knife on it. The harder you twist, the firmer it grips the filter. And it works in super tight areas.
Yeah but your oil filter strap ain't going to come anywhere close to this I can tell you that right now if I'm lying I'm dying I don't want people to fight me on this I want them to try it before they actually start to talk up what they think they have as better
this is going to be better I can guarantee you that
This is in a completely different League of its own
Messing with diesels it's good to have one too,if you're dealing with spin on fuel filters and priming and whatnot.
@@FordBossMe I was reading this comment as I was watching the video and I was saying there's no way this thing is better a band wrench.
Then I got to the part where you start "pulling the trigger" and my jaw dropped.
@@FordBossMe yeah the ratcheting trigger operated mechanism is pretty awesome.
Just ordered one, thanks for letting us know about it.
That tool looks awesome. I order a special K&N filter with a nut built in for my 1.5 eco . Absolutely no room to get your hands in there. This could solve that problem.
Happy with what I have for our present 2.0 Eco's. But I book marked it for future use if needed. Very good functionality there! Thank you!
That’s pretty cool for that type of oil filter bottom design
Wow that's handy, thanks for the showing this.
Hey rich playing catch up on videos hope all is well thanks for making wonderful videos for people to watch God bless and have a great evening
Super cool tool!!! Very nice!
I saw a video on TH-cam about these filter wrenches awhile ago. They look like a nice product. I believe they are powder coated and they come in a variety of colors. I think the person who invented them started out manufacturing them in his home garage. Ingenious design.
Oh yes
Looks good, the pliers wrench sometimes doesn't fit in tight spaces. I was always worried I would squeeze the handle too much and put a small hole in the filter. Same thing with the band wrench, no room to swing it.
Cant wait for Integra owners to find this wrench. They'll probably start worshipping you for putting out this video 👍
These are amazing wrenches
That’s a cool oil filter tool
I saw a little tiny one on the bench as well. Is that one for the cartridge style filters that have the plastic cap you remove to access it?
I have an old steel one with three arms welded to their own gear and a central gear with 3/8 drive. It can remove the toughest filter and will even begin crushing the filter body the more it resists
Great vid bud. Is that a 10th Mountain tat on ur forearm?
Cool! Great for Escape 1.6L!
First nice tool will be picking one up. Secondly nice tat I'm more of a 1AD guy but, currently up here in NY with them.
I worked with 3ID in Iraq
@@FordBossMe nice, did my time in a MSB out of ft sill following FA guys around.
Damnnnn she baddddddd, about to get it!
Pretty clean for a rust belt vehicle
Thanks Rich! Time to upgrade from a cheap filter wrench. As per your posts I’m using OEM filter now, FL400s (2.9” dia) on Right hand drive Mk1 focus’ so I think I need the large size in these tools. Ford parts giant notes that the filter is not for svt engine but it matches their parts check. Can’t see any other type so I think it’s an error. Mal from TTok
Good stuff
Wondering if this tool will work on oil catch cans. 🤔
I use course 1 inch wide emery cloth wrapped around the filter and a good strong grip. Has never failed. On my own vehicles I lube the gasketbwith Sil Gilde silicone lube. Filters come off without a wrench 90 percent of the time
Yeah but when you can't get in tight spots to do all that it's almost impossible and on top of that you're just doing more work that's unnecessary just buy the tool have it in your toolbox when you need it it's there then you don't have to do all the extra stuff and then tell people stories about how you do this and that there's a tool that's made for that makes your life that much easier use it plain and simple
Yup Baddass oil filter wrench
I just ordered Amsoil SS for my 3.7 F-150. Gonna see how it runs with it. The Pennzoil Platinum with the Motorcraft filter has been working great but I’m curious to see if there’s any difference.
Hard to beat the Pennzoil Ultra Platinum! I have tried Amsoil, Schaeffer and Redline and many others over the years and Pennzoil Ultra Platinum tops them all at a fraction of the cost! I do oil analysis every oil change so I have real world results.😎
@@deezullram726 does it go on sale periodically? I saw it’s up to $35.73 on Amazon and Walmart
@@butterytoast4836 that's where I get it usually. $35 for 5 quarts is way cheaper than a lot of full synthetics.
I like gizmo Tuesdays! 😊🐶
Arooooo!
I like the tools
That’s badass
Great tool. Can it get super stubborn filters off.
Yes to an extent
It's not perfect but that's what it's designed for
Pretty cool do they also work on non OEM filters for Ford vehicles
Yep
th-cam.com/video/9AhlO6Dr80o/w-d-xo.html
Was that sold as a full kit or did you have a list for all options that you would need? I looked at the link briefly and didn't see any for the cartridge housing filters do you know if it was there also?
Full kit
These are for standard filters NOT cartridge filters
@@FordBossMe but it's not available period? From that company in that design (cartridge)
Hey Rich. Can you clarify how much oil the 1.5l engine in a 2019 Escape takes? There’s conflicting information between 4.3-5 qts. Figured you’d be able to settle this debate.
When I did mine it was 4.3
ITS EXACTLY 4.3 QTS WITH OIL FILTER
@@FordBossMe Thanks! It’s confusing as most owners manuals still have 5 quarts listed as the required capacity.
@3:10 ❤ “pull my finger”
The ol screw driver will always win on a stuck filter … tired and true 😂
No that is not true it will not always work I've had them rip in half literally because of how they were installed the last time so that statement is incorrect and you can't get a screwdriver in the locations you can get this tool so I'm sorry to tell you your statement is biased and it's not even a good biased statement
I prefer my organic vice grip. No chance of over torquing.
The point is the purpose of the tool not what you do but the purpose in case you have to undo what somebody else does
@@FordBossMe thanks for reading my comment and keep up the great work. And great tool to have btw.
My comment was geared towards my philosophy of diy if you want it done right. Have a blessed day!
Way cool
Bad ass
are you running triax motor oil?
Yes just loaded the video this morning I just changed it yesterday put it in for the first time
@@FordBossMe its supposed to be top notch. im curious to see how it goes
This tool seems amazing. I can’t wait to try this with my piece of shit 04 Chrysler 300m. Feels like they designed that car to always have to destroy the oil filter.
Tool box tour?
I've been on organized for a few months now I'd have to get everything together I've already done a toolbox tour in the past I've just been doing way too many big jobs to have everything organized every single day
OEMs should just put a 3/8 socket into their filters so you can use a ratchet. Can't remember the company that put a male square on theirs, you could just use a wrench.
K&N have a hex tab on the end of theirs.
AFE has the square drive, and the white K&N’s have the nut.
Why your title says it's "baddest" when you clearly like it?
The baddest can also mean the best depending on how you use it
you got to get in tune with today's words and how people speak
It's just slang term for man this thing is the coolest oil filter wrench ever
Come on now you're showing your lack thereof
looks like its made for the 820 lol
edit: you just said its made for it lmao dont mind me
Ahhh too bad it’s $47 to ship to Canada.
Well I'd say it's worth it
Crown vic...grand marquis
Town car and Grand Marquis I have
Never tighten an oil filter with a wrench
Who are you telling that to? I'm one of the most knowledgeable people on here and people all over the world come to me and you're going to tell me and explain those things to me? Come on buddy
@@FordBossMe It's just out there for the world. It's how I was taught, oil filters go on hand tight and come off with a wrench.
@@Ken19700 I wouldn’t want you changing my oil. 😂
@@groyper6567 It's accurate. You're not supposed to tighten an oil filter with a wrench. You risk damaging the seal and crushing the filter.
I don't like it I've done hundreds of oil changes and most of the time that tool wouldn't fit into tight places....It's a pass for me I'll stay with the variety of filter wrenchs I have already.
Nine times out of 10 you are not using it right I can guarantee that that's what I see most people doing they do not use the tool correctly and then they complain about it because of their own lack thereof
Bottom line that is just a cold cut hard truth
@@FordBossMe I'm just saying I can think back to hundreds of time that tool wouldn't even fit....
Man look at the filter and follow the instructions, tide by hand
Sometimes that works sometimes that doesn't but you are right that's why I follow the tightening procedure by the filter but a lot of times you don't get that and you have to use special tools to get it off
It’s a keeper, must be from VaChyna!
Nope American made New Mexico
Ford removed all the fine spine off the 500s that's what I do only so it's worthless for me
No they did not we still have new Motorcraft 500s with the spine and in this video I showed you a 500
Clowns tighten filters with tools
Yeah you might be able to say something like that and get away with it it to an extent can be true sometimes you have to use what you have to use so watch what you say
@@FordBossMe you know it as well as i do, every round can filter goes hand tight, it's been good that way for decades and it'll never be otherwise, unless some knucklehead goes messing things up. That's the whole reason for the tool, to fix someone else's mistake