Absolutely love their warranty for stuff. My 1/2 inch $110 impact wrench that I had for 1.5 years and used it every day as a tech got warranted out with no issues. The selector switch kept popping from forward to reverse under vibration. Told them what was wrong and they told me to go grab a new one. Perfect.
I just picked up this exact kit for $101 at my local Home Depot. Walked right past it, saw the price and immediately did a 180 and grabbed it before someone else. Super lucky and super score! Nice review by the way. Makes me feel extra good about my purchase.
@@superior3384 I think it was just right place right time. Home Depot is always random! Just the other day I scooped a Genie Smart Garage door opener package for $69 BNIB originally $350
I bought both the Husky and Kobalt set and did a comparison video. Both great sets and have held up awesome so far. All the Husky mechanics tool sets are by far the best bang for the buck out there.
@@Jay-rv6gh I believe they are on the same level. I don't turn wrenches for a living, so I definitely would not be the authority on deciding which is better for a mechanic. Husky is easier to replace individual tools because they keep more individual tools on hand. Hope that helps.
Hava husky tool kit thats 13 years old, 3/8 wrench would switch during use, brought it to hd and exchanged with no issue, my original wrench was s USA made wrench new one is China, we'll see how she holds up
Finally someone else noticed the poor stamping, that’s my only complaint besides some of the chrome not being the best I hope husky resolves that and quality doesn’t continue to be questionable, I have the 268 pc box and load it in my truck to do jobs, it’s sooooo convenient to grab that box instead of emptying my box in the garage, I added a few things like extension adapters, 8 mm wrench for GM batteries, pliers and removed the 12 point sockets to cut down on weight 👏🏻
I have the first set of that, that I bought like 20 years ago. I use them daily at work I'm a mechanic. I actually bought the craftsman set and returned it because for $400 more dollars I got like 100 1/4 bits. The warranty if the cashier don't know will ask u too bring all the tools back lol.
Got the 428pc Quinn Master Technician tool set myself which seems to be pretty close to this. No flex head ratchets but it has some unexpected extras, like 8-point sockets for square nuts. Wondering how Harbor Freight is going to handle it if I need a single part replaced. :)
I do like husky tools. I own a lot, including the non ratcheting wrenches I'm going to complain about. The open end on the wrenches is extremely large. That is only the case of the non ratcheting, the ratcheting has a normal open end. They are quite a bit larger than every other brand, and look a little silly, but they do function.
Yes you should go over all the tools in the tool kit, if you're doing a review on them I mean wth. But otherwise yeah awesome video and very informative so thank you it is much appreciated 👍🏻
@@Shoptoolreviews please do I’m currently looking at that set and need an honest in depth review of this set and I personally hate truck tools I’ve used them in the past and they have failed me too many times to count unlike my craftsman and icon sets that I have beaten the mess out of and they are still going
If you're ending up at Around $1 per "piece" I'd say that's a hell of a bargain. Husky tools aren't exactly the best you can buy but they're far from the worst when I need a tool I can abuse and use in maners other than directed, I grab my husky tool. It's not my "good" ratchet, but I know I can beat on it w a hammer or put a pipe on a handle n crank the hell out of it and 99.9% of the time it'll handle it no prob and when that .1% DOES happen it's not the end of the world
What issues have you had with the tools, and have they denied you warranty claims? We have checked with several individuals that have had tool issues, and all they had to do was bring it to Home Depot for replacement. Pretty much, no questions asked. We'd really like to know the specifics if you have them. Thanks for watching.
Tape measure lasted about a year. I took the Huskey tape measure to a manager, I was told they no longer make that style, so I would need to go on line to the manufacturer, send the broken product by mail and wait. I threw the tool in the trash and went to Lowe’s and bought another brand. The H D stores in SC seem disinterested in honoring the warranty. The lifetime warranty offer caused me to buy that tape measure , and I paid more money for it thinking , they would take care of it. I will not purchase any Huskey tools in the future. I worked construction for more than 40 years, I expect a company to stand behind their products. At the end of the workday I am not inclined to seek remediation on my laptop. HD in every other respect is a solid company and they have good products and service but Huskey tools have lost my business.
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Husky tools are great. 30 year auto tech and i use husky tools every day. I could never justify tool truck prices on basic hand tools.
Very smart. If they work for you and make you money, how can anyone really argue?!
Absolutely love their warranty for stuff. My 1/2 inch $110 impact wrench that I had for 1.5 years and used it every day as a tech got warranted out with no issues. The selector switch kept popping from forward to reverse under vibration. Told them what was wrong and they told me to go grab a new one. Perfect.
I just picked up this exact kit for $101 at my local Home Depot. Walked right past it, saw the price and immediately did a 180 and grabbed it before someone else. Super lucky and super score! Nice review by the way. Makes me feel extra good about my purchase.
Man I would have loved to get this kit at the price you got it at
@@superior3384 I think it was just right place right time. Home Depot is always random!
Just the other day I scooped a Genie Smart Garage door opener package for $69 BNIB originally $350
@@jurassicdad6543 wow. Yeah I'm going to have to go more often
@@superior3384 maybe look for a HD in your area that’s not a hot spot, Aka less foot traffic. Good luck and happy new year!
@@jurassicdad6543 yeah I'm actually at the home depot right now. Lol
I bought both the Husky and Kobalt set and did a comparison video. Both great sets and have held up awesome so far. All the Husky mechanics tool sets are by far the best bang for the buck out there.
Jeff Parker I’m looking to buy a mechanic set would you say the husky is better than hat or freight? TIA
@@Jay-rv6gh I believe they are on the same level. I don't turn wrenches for a living, so I definitely would not be the authority on deciding which is better for a mechanic. Husky is easier to replace individual tools because they keep more individual tools on hand. Hope that helps.
Jeff Parker definitely helps thank you
Hava husky tool kit thats 13 years old, 3/8 wrench would switch during use, brought it to hd and exchanged with no issue, my original wrench was s USA made wrench new one is China, we'll see how she holds up
Finally someone else noticed the poor stamping, that’s my only complaint besides some of the chrome not being the best I hope husky resolves that and quality doesn’t continue to be questionable, I have the 268 pc box and load it in my truck to do jobs, it’s sooooo convenient to grab that box instead of emptying my box in the garage, I added a few things like extension adapters, 8 mm wrench for GM batteries, pliers and removed the 12 point sockets to cut down on weight 👏🏻
Great idea. Glad they're working for you.
I have this set, it’s a lot nicer than the comparable Kobalt set.
Todd Stewart yes, we agree as well.
I have the first set of that, that I bought like 20 years ago. I use them daily at work I'm a mechanic. I actually bought the craftsman set and returned it because for $400 more dollars I got like 100 1/4 bits. The warranty if the cashier don't know will ask u too bring all the tools back lol.
I just picked up a Husky 270 piece set for $130.
Seems like good quality, especially for the DIY guy, like me.
It's hard to go wrong at that price, especially with the lifetime warranty. You'll really like these tools. There's really nothing to Not like.
Husky so far has been an awesome tool..........also by the way Gearwrench produces all there hand tools which allot of people dont know.
Correct. Apex Tool Group makes tools for many brands.
I love the flex head ratchets those are $20 a pop and up right there
Got the 428pc Quinn Master Technician tool set myself which seems to be pretty close to this. No flex head ratchets but it has some unexpected extras, like 8-point sockets for square nuts. Wondering how Harbor Freight is going to handle it if I need a single part replaced. :)
I do like husky tools. I own a lot, including the non ratcheting wrenches I'm going to complain about. The open end on the wrenches is extremely large. That is only the case of the non ratcheting, the ratcheting has a normal open end. They are quite a bit larger than every other brand, and look a little silly, but they do function.
That's interesting. We'll have to look into that. Thanks for watching.
Yes you should go over all the tools in the tool kit, if you're doing a review on them I mean wth. But otherwise yeah awesome video and very informative so thank you it is much appreciated 👍🏻
Noted! Thanks for the kudos as well.
Disagree, who has time to watch someone talk about 200+ sockets and wrenches.
can you do0 a review on the husky 1025 pieces mechanic set
We will try to make this happen soon.
@@Shoptoolreviews please do I’m currently looking at that set and need an honest in depth review of this set and I personally hate truck tools I’ve used them in the past and they have failed me too many times to count unlike my craftsman and icon sets that I have beaten the mess out of and they are still going
What rollcart is that? Love the orange and black
Does if come with a case though?
Sculpin no it doesn’t come with a case.
If you're ending up at Around $1 per "piece" I'd say that's a hell of a bargain. Husky tools aren't exactly the best you can buy but they're far from the worst when I need a tool I can abuse and use in maners other than directed, I grab my husky tool. It's not my "good" ratchet, but I know I can beat on it w a hammer or put a pipe on a handle n crank the hell out of it and 99.9% of the time it'll handle it no prob and when that .1% DOES happen it's not the end of the world
thats a good set right their
Husqvarna Rider yes, it does
Does anyone bring these into the UK?.. Looking for a set to have on the odd occasion I'm in the workshop other than on site
I don't think they do do have these Husky tools in the UK. They're only distributed through the Home Depot. Thanks for watching.
How to order one?
homedepot.com
Can I build an ls1 wit this ?
Yes, you should be able to turn every bolt with this kit. Maybe not the crank pulley bolt, but I'll have to check.
Husky
30 seconds into the video bruh you dont have to raise your voice.
We know!! We keep telling him...but he doesn't listen. Maybe he's hard of hearing... :) Thanks for watching.
muted
Ahhh volume down!!
WHY? Just kidding. Sorry for the loud voice, it's just the excitement of it all. We love what we do.
Lots of luck on the warranty. Tools and warranty are crap.
What issues have you had with the tools, and have they denied you warranty claims? We have checked with several individuals that have had tool issues, and all they had to do was bring it to Home Depot for replacement. Pretty much, no questions asked. We'd really like to know the specifics if you have them. Thanks for watching.
Tape measure lasted about a year. I took the Huskey tape measure to a manager, I was told they no longer make that style, so I would need to go on line to the manufacturer, send the broken product by mail and wait. I threw the tool in the trash and went to Lowe’s and bought another brand. The H D stores in SC seem disinterested in honoring the warranty. The lifetime warranty offer caused me to buy that tape measure , and I paid more money for it thinking , they would take care of it. I will not purchase any Huskey tools in the future. I worked construction for more than 40 years, I expect a company to stand behind their products. At the end of the workday I am not inclined to seek remediation on my laptop. HD in every other respect is a solid company and they have good products and service but Huskey tools have lost my business.
Made in china so no it's not worth it
Thanks for watching.
My ears, thanks for shouting in the intro. Unsubscribes.
Sorry about that. He just can't contain his excitement in front of the camera. Perhaps we should have toned it down during editing.
Lol these are the "my pronouns" and safe spaces people