My snap on dealer gives me a lifetime warranty no matter what the tool is. But I still got the Milwaukee impacts because they put the snap on ones to shame.
@@jeffmaitland7030 I’m sure he won’t. I live in a city where industrial plants and shops are everywhere so he has a lot of business. And if he retires, I’m sure his son will pick it up since he works with him everyday.
I have both of these, had to warranty the snapon twice in a year and it still wasn't fixed correctly. Milwaukee has never had any trouble. Beat the hell out of them everyday
Great video presentation and side-by-side comparison between both products. Thank you very much for the shout out brother I appreciate it. Hope you’re enjoying your weekend and time back at the dealer 🍻😎🤙💯👍👍
I prefer the snap on. Much more comfortable in my hand and I prefer the button to the Milwaukee paddle. Warranty doesn’t mean much as I replace electric stuff every 2-3 or so years. These aren’t like air tools you don’t keep them for decades at a time, they are more akin to a cell phone. Use them and wait until the next gen model then upgrade to that. Also the speed difference is insane
Milwaukee all day. Who cares if you have to ratchet the bolt to break it loose. The warranty is way better and the m12 battery powers tons of other tools.
@@LSXperts72 I’m actually a Dewalt Fan Boy, better bang for the Price. And the Flex Volt Tools outperform most of Milwaukee’s Fuel line. But yeah I do appreciate a great tool, with great support, and great battery build, and great warranty. But man ryobi has a massive tool line up, I just don’t like their quality. And the M12 is compact and better line up than Dewalts 12v, even it is starting to gear up slowly.
Thanks for validating my tool purchases. I have both the 1/4 and 3/8 snap ons. They are fantastic. I’ve just not really been impressed with the Milwaukee stuff when I hold it. Plus, my work has a supplied tool kit (that is really lacking) and it has the snap on batteries. That’s really the biggest reason I’ve been buying their stuff instead of just using what I already have.
Yea I wanted to have milwaukee win this battle when I purchased it since I love there other power tools but they have some improvements they could do on there ratchets fersure
Great video.I've had to send out my 1/4 snap out for repairs twice each time costing me 100$. I like the snap on one but once it started to dig into my pocket for more money I switched over to the Milwaukee, I have yet to have any issues with the Milwaukee plus can't beat their warranty.
I’ve used both. Both great, I prefer the snap on ratchets, the only thing better about Milwaukee is the slim battery makes it easier to get into tight spots.
from my experience with Milwaukee, if you use the higher amperage xc batteries, it gives the tool a little more juice. IDK, i like milwaukee power tools.
Everything electric I own is milwaukee but only thing I switched over was to snap on’s electric ratchets. Faster rpm and I prefer the button over the paddle switch.
Snap on uses “true torque” ratings where they advertise breakaway torque numbers when the battery is at its lowest charged point so it more than likely does more than what the box says
You should try use the Milwaukee with a 4.0 or 6.0 amp hour battery. It gives it a bit more torque and might compare to the snap on. An updated video with a 6.0 battery would be awesome! Thanks for the good content!
I'm glad I stumbled upon this video. This is probably the best comparison I've seen between the two. I've been wanting an extended 1/4" ratchet for some time now but haven't pulled the trigger yet. I can get the Snap-On one for about the same price as the Milwaukee with my student discount but I know Harbor Freight just came out with a Hercules one for half the price. I think I will buy myself one of those 3 for my 1 year anniversary as a tech in June.
Just subscribed, your videos pop up for me from time to time and I always end up watching the whole video. I really like that you don’t come off as a “tool snob” and don’t sound like you’re bought out by a single company. Good videos, keep’em up!
Of course the Milwaukee feels weak, you have like a 1.5 or 2.0ah battery in it. Put in the equivalent physical sized battery to the Snap-On, slap a square XC 4.0 or 6.0ah in the M12 and it will be much punchier. Not to mention, what's the Snap-On cost? *edit* so I looked up the Snap-On on their website (now I don't know if the "trucks" discount prices): $282 bare tool, $520 with 2x2.5ah batteries and charger. WOW. I guess if you're a pro mechanic and they're that much better. You can get the Fuel Extended Ratchets every big sale at HD (4-5x a year) for about $160 bare tool and M12 batteries and chargers are everywhere from sales at Home Depot to eBay and OfferUp for around $9-10/ah. So really, we're talking $250 vs $500.
When it comes down to the bare tool they are the same price if you already have the batteries and charger and once snap on is out of warranty its like 100 bucks and most of the time you get a brand new tool and I have a bunch of Milwaukee stuff I just can't stand the battery slop they have I've had my short snap on for years and the only time it broke was my fault I used to much Torque and snapped the anvil by hand I've been on the fence on which one to get still and this video helped me make up my mind thanks nick
I don't have long neck 1/4" but my snap on 3/8 long neck non brute cordless ratchet is probably my favorite/most used tool along with my snapon Ct9010 and Ct761. I've never been a fan of the Milwaukee m12 line, especially the ratchets because of how loose the batteries are, the paddle, the lower rpm, and how bulky the head is. I also noticed at least with Milwaukee 3/8 is non greasable head. Only downside I noticed with snapon cordless ratchets is that the brushed motor wears out after about a year or 2 of hard every day use. Can't wait until the snap on goes brushless in the cordless ratchets.
I have 4 milwaukee impact guns. They're the best IMO. But my ratchet is a snap-on long neck because the milwaukee doesn't feel good in hand. Snap-on just came out with a ctr768 long neck ratchet with 70 ft lb of torque which I'll be getting soon as well
I really want that Snap-on long reach! I have the original snap-on 1/4” and it’s been great but I’ve tried the long reach and there’s a BIG difference! Just when I thought I had everything I needed... 🤦🏻♂️
the snap on 3/8 ratchet is good for 100ft lb of manual torque. I have the very first snap on 3/8 and still going strong and used in dealerships since new. I've never tried with Milwaukee but after 5 years how much does Milwaukee charge to repair the tool if it breaks? I had a wore out impact and finished it off and got a brand new one for 125, pretty good deal I thought.
StrapOn one year warranty if your dealer is still in business, takes around one or two weeks for repairs and you have to wait for your dealer to come to your shop, so could take even longer, Milfuckee 5 years warranty has to be shipped in or you can go to an authorized repair shop, Milwaukee paid's the shipping cost, repairs or replacement usually takes about a week or two, no receipt needed if the tool is still in warranty.
Milwaukee fuel cordless stuff has taken over, makes tool trucks cordless stuff look like shit. I own over a dozen Milwaukee fuel cordless stuff and I love them
Price is right there??? Dude, that's almost a hundred dollar difference 😂😂😂 Milwaukee for me! Have the stubby, mid torque, impact driver, and the ratchet. Love them!!!
I was looking at the comments too I didn’t see anyone comment it but I have a lot of milwaukee myself u can buy a piece the tall shift knob it sticks out so u can change it it’s cheap too and it’s a solution for exactly why you didn’t like it only thing is your are right about the tighter spaces with the snap on from what I’ve heard and seen everyone has to send their snap on out for repair a lot I think all these tools are good tho it’s just preference but 400$ with the batteries and charger ain’t bad might have to check some out on the truck
Snap on is running a 4s battery vs milwaukee at 3s. Its also far more expensive. Running the xc battery would have made all the difference with the torque on the milwaukee.
Yea I should have ran an xc battery in this vid. I did use it with the bigger battery tho it didn't make much difference besides battery life of course.
The Matco extended reach is excellent. That one in the video was either broken, or defective. My entire impact lineup is Matco. I still have my Matco 1/2 impact gun from 2009. Still goes very hard.
Going to UNOH and I get half off snap on tools through the SEP program. Just got one of these after winning a 3/8 version in a raffle. Best cordless ratchet out there. Thanks for the video.
Can you try doing the tests again except use a 4 or 6ah battery in the Milwaukee. The fuel line of tools from Milwaukee were designed to take advantage of the higher ah batteries to give you more power.
Hell first nick quick question I'm about to graduate from Houston Community College with my A.S. in Auto Tech how does the job market look like right now for new inexperienced techs
Great video thank you soo much!! You just saved me a ton of money and time. I ended up ordering the snap on 1/4 extended ratchet in green with my truck account. I could have gotten red this week but if I'm spending ~$550 I'm getting the color I want
Hey man. How did you get the set with $400?? I seriously want one because my 3/8 long Milwaukee electric ratchet is defective. (Just a month later, I could hold the anvel with my hand and it doesn’t turn. It wants turn but hmm...). So I returned it.
I think milwaukee won because you put it to test with 2.0 battery on it milwaukee you can do 2.0 or 4.0 or 6.0 battery on it and snap on does not have that
Does both have the same battery power? Seems like battery issue on Milwaukee. I know for a fact those small ones don’t last long on the Milwaukee their only 2.0ah. Compare to that snap-on.
The design on the snap on is way better than that of the Milwaukee. The head is slimmer which allows you to get into tighter spaces. As for removing bolts with the head rotating to me is a nono you always break them loose then you remove the bolt. I work on medium duty diesels and the snap on is king because of the little space we have to work with. If you need it for back yard work or weekend work sure Milwaukee will do the job but when you need it for everyday real life situations where little details matter where millimeters are vital snap on is go to even the Matco is a great one because of the slimmer design and the reliability.
Yeah the snapon is real useful when it breaks on you every year and it's gone out for warranty for months now you have no tool. That's the real life situation if you buy the crapon.
@@badazzyoungstr954 I mean, I believe you but I know multiple people that had theirs break after a year and it costs then $100 to fix and that happened multiple times to everyone lol. It's not reliable at all.
Have the chrome head 3/8 snap on since my dealer first got them in never missed a beat years and years later working in a truck shop. Dont free spin and engage the bolt head you’ll tear the head out it much faster
Neither tool is designed to be an impact to break away bolts. It will wear out the tool. Not the best way to showcase them. I was a snap on dealer for a while. I saw many snap on ratchets wear out for improper use.
I’ll get the Snapon if it’s at a deal package other than that only Snapon worth it’s money that I only have is the hand ratchets and the Air Mg725, Mg325 . So I still love Snapon but certain things not worth the money.
Yea 100% agree not all snapon is worth the money. Milwaukee blows snapon out of the water with there high torque impact gun really wish they did that with these ratchets
Milwaukee has change the game . i think if you had the bigger m12 xc battery it would have put the gap on snap on. Im buying that 1/4 inch milwaukee. i just bought the 3 /8 hammer head one from milwaukee its a beast
i have the snap on 1/4 inch as well and i use it on the lexus lx air pump recall. saves time and like your homie said, i choose the snap on because of the trigger. Wish snap on used the same trigger on the long necks as they do on the 3/8 cordless impacts with the reverse and on triggers
I love my milwaukee tools but there's a couple snap on tools that are just barely worth buying over them. The impact wrenches besides the CT671, are just dog shit compared to milwaukee tho. Especially for the price. I WILL be buying a snap on ratcheting wrench tho. Mainly because have snap on just feels good 👍
Your using it wrong. You have to use it like air ratchet. You have to break fastener free like a ratchet or air ratchet, and then hit the button, and when tightening you have to ease off as you get close to the end and stop then use the ratchet motion again. For breaking and fastening down as you do in the video there is another tool and it is an 'impact' ratchet. This tool in the video is just for spinning free bolts quicker than by hand. A literal ratchet that turns itself when fastner is free
It was to show the differences in breakaway torque as claimed by each manufacturer. Clearly you shouldn't expect a 1/4" ratchet to break super tight bolts loose. I wanted to see if these things could loosen bolts torqued to what they claim they are capable of. Thanks for watching though !
Invalid test. Why are you using a shallow and deep socket? They need to be the same. Also...your guy us using a limp wrist with the snap-on which allows for more momentum when breaking the bolts loose. C'mon man....
thanks for the video, not really Convince about the snap on , milwaukee its a better option, plus if i need a battery i can go to homedepot which they have promotion all the time , i dont need to wait for the snap on truck and give blood transfusions to go in. lol
Yea I should have used the bigger battery. but even so its not as strong or fast as snap on. I used it with the 4A during the week of testing and wasnt impressed.
Snap on hands down! I own both and Milwaukee battery design is garbage. If you use them on a daily the Milwaukee battery casing will start cracking due to vibration and Milwaukee would not warranty my batteries 👎 I had to use epoxy to reattach the battery back into to casing lol also battery’s would quit working just got tired of buying battery’s. Haven’t had anything major on the snap on yet. If you’re not a heavy line technician go for the Milwaukee it’s still a good tool.
The snap on 1/4 feels as strong as the Milwaukee 3/8, I have every single thing Milwaukee even the ratchets but I have the snap on ratchets better than the Milwaukee
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I've had them both. I would take the milwaukee. They have taken over mostly because of the battery. I love my fuel 18v impact..
Yes. Get the 18 volt!
Both very nice tools. When I was young pulling wrenches, air tools were all you could get for power tools. Nowadays, electric has changed the game.
I bet electric is taking things to new levels
To me it’s about the warranty, 5 years compared to the 1/2 years Snap-on offers? Hell nah. Milwaukee all day long
I feel that.
wait until Milwaukee tells you they won't warranty the same tool twice in your "five years"
My snap on dealer gives me a lifetime warranty no matter what the tool is. But I still got the Milwaukee impacts because they put the snap on ones to shame.
@@geroldgerry3375 Better hope he never goes out of business, cause the next guy won't honor that.
@@jeffmaitland7030 I’m sure he won’t. I live in a city where industrial plants and shops are everywhere so he has a lot of business. And if he retires, I’m sure his son will pick it up since he works with him everyday.
I have both of these, had to warranty the snapon twice in a year and it still wasn't fixed correctly. Milwaukee has never had any trouble. Beat the hell out of them everyday
Great video presentation and side-by-side comparison between both products. Thank you very much for the shout out brother I appreciate it. Hope you’re enjoying your weekend and time back at the dealer 🍻😎🤙💯👍👍
Thanks man you too! That was some good content of that ratchet you put up lol I couldn't believe my eyes
Aja Justin! Watching some GUCCI I SEE. GOD BLESS
I prefer the snap on. Much more comfortable in my hand and I prefer the button to the Milwaukee paddle. Warranty doesn’t mean much as I replace electric stuff every 2-3 or so years. These aren’t like air tools you don’t keep them for decades at a time, they are more akin to a cell phone. Use them and wait until the next gen model then upgrade to that. Also the speed difference is insane
Milwaukee all day. Who cares if you have to ratchet the bolt to break it loose. The warranty is way better and the m12 battery powers tons of other tools.
Lmao but it won’t break shit loos
@@LSXperts72 its a ratchet! Not an impact. But milwaukee does have the right angle impact driver that does 250ft where is snap on in that scenario?
@@LSXperts72 He asked you a question.
Plus, have you seen M12 lineup.
They have actual Impact wrenches that out power Snap-On counterparts.
@@chaselesser3191 i get it yall are big Milwaukee fanboys got it
@@LSXperts72 I’m actually a Dewalt Fan Boy, better bang for the Price. And the Flex Volt Tools outperform most of Milwaukee’s Fuel line.
But yeah I do appreciate a great tool, with great support, and great battery build, and great warranty.
But man ryobi has a massive tool line up, I just don’t like their quality. And the M12 is compact and better line up than Dewalts 12v, even it is starting to gear up slowly.
Thanks for validating my tool purchases. I have both the 1/4 and 3/8 snap ons. They are fantastic. I’ve just not really been impressed with the Milwaukee stuff when I hold it. Plus, my work has a supplied tool kit (that is really lacking) and it has the snap on batteries. That’s really the biggest reason I’ve been buying their stuff instead of just using what I already have.
Yea I wanted to have milwaukee win this battle when I purchased it since I love there other power tools but they have some improvements they could do on there ratchets fersure
Great video.I've had to send out my 1/4 snap out for repairs twice each time costing me 100$. I like the snap on one but once it started to dig into my pocket for more money I switched over to the Milwaukee, I have yet to have any issues with the Milwaukee plus can't beat their warranty.
Thanks man and yea milwaukee warranty is pretty awesome.
I’ve used both. Both great, I prefer the snap on ratchets, the only thing better about Milwaukee is the slim battery makes it easier to get into tight spots.
from my experience with Milwaukee, if you use the higher amperage xc batteries, it gives the tool a little more juice.
IDK, i like milwaukee power tools.
i was thinking the same thing the bigger M12 battery. the one he was using looked beat up. was it fully charged? im getting that milwaukee
I have noticed the same
Everything electric I own is milwaukee but only thing I switched over was to snap on’s electric ratchets. Faster rpm and I prefer the button over the paddle switch.
Snap on uses “true torque” ratings where they advertise breakaway torque numbers when the battery is at its lowest charged point so it more than likely does more than what the box says
Do you know what voltage drop is? I disagree they don't rate it at it's lowest batteryevel.
You should try use the Milwaukee with a 4.0 or 6.0 amp hour battery. It gives it a bit more torque and might compare to the snap on. An updated video with a 6.0 battery would be awesome! Thanks for the good content!
I actually just got a 6A battery been using it on my underhood light since that uses alot of battery. Love it!
@@LetsDriftMedia Ah good for a swap then! I also really hope you test the Milwaukee with a 6.0 battery! That would be awesome
@@pezzullo7764 Not realistic, then you're giving the Milwaukee an obvious advantage. These are both tested straight out of the box!
@robertcarroll7804 so comparing a 14.4 volt to a 12 volt is ?
I'm glad I stumbled upon this video. This is probably the best comparison I've seen between the two. I've been wanting an extended 1/4" ratchet for some time now but haven't pulled the trigger yet. I can get the Snap-On one for about the same price as the Milwaukee with my student discount but I know Harbor Freight just came out with a Hercules one for half the price. I think I will buy myself one of those 3 for my 1 year anniversary as a tech in June.
Thanks man glad I could help! Appreciate the feedback
Just subscribed, your videos pop up for me from time to time and I always end up watching the whole video. I really like that you don’t come off as a “tool snob” and don’t sound like you’re bought out by a single company. Good videos, keep’em up!
Thanks man I try to give my honest feedback for my fellow techs out there.
my snap on burnt out after having for less than year get the Milwaukee
Of course the Milwaukee feels weak, you have like a 1.5 or 2.0ah battery in it. Put in the equivalent physical sized battery to the Snap-On, slap a square XC 4.0 or 6.0ah in the M12 and it will be much punchier. Not to mention, what's the Snap-On cost?
*edit* so I looked up the Snap-On on their website (now I don't know if the "trucks" discount prices): $282 bare tool, $520 with 2x2.5ah batteries and charger. WOW. I guess if you're a pro mechanic and they're that much better. You can get the Fuel Extended Ratchets every big sale at HD (4-5x a year) for about $160 bare tool and M12 batteries and chargers are everywhere from sales at Home Depot to eBay and OfferUp for around $9-10/ah. So really, we're talking $250 vs $500.
When it comes down to the bare tool they are the same price if you already have the batteries and charger and once snap on is out of warranty its like 100 bucks and most of the time you get a brand new tool and I have a bunch of Milwaukee stuff I just can't stand the battery slop they have I've had my short snap on for years and the only time it broke was my fault I used to much Torque and snapped the anvil by hand I've been on the fence on which one to get still and this video helped me make up my mind thanks nick
I don't have long neck 1/4" but my snap on 3/8 long neck non brute cordless ratchet is probably my favorite/most used tool along with my snapon Ct9010 and Ct761. I've never been a fan of the Milwaukee m12 line, especially the ratchets because of how loose the batteries are, the paddle, the lower rpm, and how bulky the head is. I also noticed at least with Milwaukee 3/8 is non greasable head. Only downside I noticed with snapon cordless ratchets is that the brushed motor wears out after about a year or 2 of hard every day use. Can't wait until the snap on goes brushless in the cordless ratchets.
The snap on weight distribution is crazy good
This video was truly. Helpful. Exactly what i needed to see!
I have 4 milwaukee impact guns. They're the best IMO. But my ratchet is a snap-on long neck because the milwaukee doesn't feel good in hand. Snap-on just came out with a ctr768 long neck ratchet with 70 ft lb of torque which I'll be getting soon as well
I love my 1/4in and 3/8in snap on electric ratchets I use em for everything especially the 3/8 I call it the knuckle buster
I really want that Snap-on long reach! I have the original snap-on 1/4” and it’s been great but I’ve tried the long reach and there’s a BIG difference! Just when I thought I had everything I needed... 🤦🏻♂️
Yea I use mine daily man its so handy with the extra reach.
the snap on 3/8 ratchet is good for 100ft lb of manual torque. I have the very first snap on 3/8 and still going strong and used in dealerships since new. I've never tried with Milwaukee but after 5 years how much does Milwaukee charge to repair the tool if it breaks? I had a wore out impact and finished it off and got a brand new one for 125, pretty good deal I thought.
warranty sells...snap on 2 year milwakee 5 year ;) I've used milwakee for 4-6 years no issues.
StrapOn one year warranty if your dealer is still in business, takes around one or two weeks for repairs and you have to wait for your dealer to come to your shop, so could take even longer, Milfuckee 5 years warranty has to be shipped in or you can go to an authorized repair shop, Milwaukee paid's the shipping cost, repairs or replacement usually takes about a week or two, no receipt needed if the tool is still in warranty.
Milwaukee fuel cordless stuff has taken over, makes tool trucks cordless stuff look like shit. I own over a dozen Milwaukee fuel cordless stuff and I love them
The Milwaukee is at full potential when using the 6amp battery. It will blow your socks off. Snappy does not have a bigger battery in a 14.4v
Price is right there??? Dude, that's almost a hundred dollar difference 😂😂😂 Milwaukee for me! Have the stubby, mid torque, impact driver, and the ratchet. Love them!!!
I was looking at the comments too I didn’t see anyone comment it but I have a lot of milwaukee myself u can buy a piece the tall shift knob it sticks out so u can change it it’s cheap too and it’s a solution for exactly why you didn’t like it only thing is your are right about the tighter spaces with the snap on from what I’ve heard and seen everyone has to send their snap on out for repair a lot I think all these tools are good tho it’s just preference but 400$ with the batteries and charger ain’t bad might have to check some out on the truck
And yeah that was my thing about the milwaukee too every single bolt it seems like it just doesn’t wanna do it
Snap on is running a 4s battery vs milwaukee at 3s. Its also far more expensive. Running the xc battery would have made all the difference with the torque on the milwaukee.
Yea I should have ran an xc battery in this vid. I did use it with the bigger battery tho it didn't make much difference besides battery life of course.
The Matco extended reach is excellent. That one in the video was either broken, or defective. My entire impact lineup is Matco. I still have my Matco 1/2 impact gun from 2009. Still goes very hard.
Possibly a defective one entirely he did say that he just got it back from being rebuilt.
Had the snapon, kept having issues and switched over to Milwaukee never been happier
Going to UNOH and I get half off snap on tools through the SEP program. Just got one of these after winning a 3/8 version in a raffle. Best cordless ratchet out there. Thanks for the video.
Are there, or have there ever been ratchets with cords?
Can you try doing the tests again except use a 4 or 6ah battery in the Milwaukee. The fuel line of tools from Milwaukee were designed to take advantage of the higher ah batteries to give you more power.
I returned the milwaukee but will be using the 4A batteries in future vids for you guys 👌
Milwaukee is brushless though..snap on is still using an antique brushed motor.. love your videos man from another fellow flat rate dealer tech
But the "antique" snap on still out performed the "new brushless" technology milwaukee.
Hell first nick quick question I'm about to graduate from Houston Community College with my A.S. in Auto Tech how does the job market look like right now for new inexperienced techs
Hope you have some experience or else you’re gonna be paid peanuts trust me, they don’t care about school till you have some experience.
@@HorsepowerTherapy2 thanks yeah I dont have any experience
Yea the job market is great right now still dealerships always looking to hire ppl. But expect to start at the bottom
Great video thank you soo much!! You just saved me a ton of money and time. I ended up ordering the snap on 1/4 extended ratchet in green with my truck account. I could have gotten red this week but if I'm spending ~$550 I'm getting the color I want
Hey man. How did you get the set with $400?? I seriously want one because my 3/8 long Milwaukee electric ratchet is defective. (Just a month later, I could hold the anvel with my hand and it doesn’t turn. It wants turn but hmm...). So I returned it.
No way that sucks i havnt heard of milwaukees being that defective must have got a bad one. And I pay in full cash to our snap on guy
I think milwaukee won because you put it to test with 2.0 battery on it milwaukee you can do 2.0 or 4.0 or 6.0 battery on it and snap on does not have that
Does both have the same battery power? Seems like battery issue on Milwaukee. I know for a fact those small ones don’t last long on the Milwaukee their only 2.0ah. Compare to that snap-on.
Next comparison will use the 4A in the milwaukee
The design on the snap on is way better than that of the Milwaukee. The head is slimmer which allows you to get into tighter spaces. As for removing bolts with the head rotating to me is a nono you always break them loose then you remove the bolt. I work on medium duty diesels and the snap on is king because of the little space we have to work with. If you need it for back yard work or weekend work sure Milwaukee will do the job but when you need it for everyday real life situations where little details matter where millimeters are vital snap on is go to even the Matco is a great one because of the slimmer design and the reliability.
Yeah the snapon is real useful when it breaks on you every year and it's gone out for warranty for months now you have no tool. That's the real life situation if you buy the crapon.
@@fuckjewtube69 I’ve had it for 2 still no issues
@@badazzyoungstr954 I mean, I believe you but I know multiple people that had theirs break after a year and it costs then $100 to fix and that happened multiple times to everyone lol. It's not reliable at all.
@@fuckjewtube69 I think it’s not the tool it’s the cave man holding it. 🤣
@@badazzyoungstr954 Omg man... I think you're the tool. You clearly don't do much work or have much experience.
I do 19 mm bolts with my Milwaukee. Running starts and leveraging. Rusty bolts probably over 120 foot lbs.
Have the chrome head 3/8 snap on since my dealer first got them in never missed a beat years and years later working in a truck shop. Dont free spin and engage the bolt head you’ll tear the head out it much faster
I wish they had the triggers on the side. The tool with my hand around it doesn't fit in many places
Neither tool is designed to be an impact to break away bolts. It will wear out the tool. Not the best way to showcase them. I was a snap on dealer for a while. I saw many snap on ratchets wear out for improper use.
I guess not the "proper" way but thats how majority people will use them in real life scenarios.
How much manual loosing torque can the 1/4 milwaukee withstand without damaging the anvil? Those 1/4 ratchets have a lot of leverage.
Not sure but I wasn't willing to sacrifice the tool to find out
150 ft lbs.
iv had the milwaukee 1/4 long reach since released, just switched over to the snap on version. wish me luck
I fucking love u i dont know if its because of my comment but i asked for this and u made it.
Just bought the snap on 3/8 this video made me pull the trigger, loving it so far!
Battery size makes a big difference with milwaukee tools, if you use a 4.0 or 6.0 12v Battery the test would have a different result.
Would be nice to get them for that price in Australia. They are $1000 over here for the snap-on
With my student discount I can get the Snap-On one for around $340 which is about same price as Milwaukee.
I’ll get the Snapon if it’s at a deal package other than that only Snapon worth it’s money that I only have is the hand ratchets and the Air Mg725, Mg325 . So I still love Snapon but certain things not worth the money.
Snap on is definitely worth it. Just not for full price lol.. Always get discounted/deals or the used market.
Yea 100% agree not all snapon is worth the money. Milwaukee blows snapon out of the water with there high torque impact gun really wish they did that with these ratchets
Milwaukee has change the game . i think if you had the bigger m12 xc battery it would have put the gap on snap on. Im buying that 1/4 inch milwaukee. i just bought the 3 /8 hammer head one from milwaukee its a beast
They have hands down. Going to be using a 4A in the milwaukee next comparison video between the standard length 3/8 electric ratchets.
What about the warranty differences???? 5 years to 30-90 days!!!!!
i have the snap on 1/4 inch as well and i use it on the lexus lx air pump recall. saves time and like your homie said, i choose the snap on because of the trigger. Wish snap on used the same trigger on the long necks as they do on the 3/8 cordless impacts with the reverse and on triggers
That's trigger wouldn't work on a ratchet
This is Social, just trying to show off With the Snap-On you know the Snap-On is not that good.
First is the Battery and 2nd the Warranty.
You can always upgrade the Milwaukee battery to a 3.0. I say you retest it plz??
I should have used the bigger battery. But I did when I used it at work testing it out and it still had weak breakaway torque
@@LetsDriftMedia Dang, I guess Milwaukee does miss sometimes
@@esaigarcia6741 yea im sure there next version will be alot stronger/faster i still believe in milwaukee
Snapon has the best ratchets hands down. Everyone is just trying to keep up
Hand ratchets yes, electrical, not even close to being best
💯 percent true
@@henryramos378 you must not be a mechanic then.
Can't lie on this one. Milwaukee impacts tho are better then snapon. I will be comparing milwaukees other electric ratchets as well.
Milwaukee with a 6.o hands down
Do a 3/8 review ! I wanna know if it’s worth buying 😂😂🙄
And putting a 1/4 adapter on it
3/8 is definitely worth it
3/8 snapon vs milwaukee?
This is exactly the video I needed
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Damn right at 6 am 👌🏽
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Do a comparison of the 3/8 snap on and 3/8Milwaukee
Coming up!
That snap on sounds like it's sick 😦
Matco electric long reach ratchet is made by SP Tools
I just bought the extended reach milwaukee. Im not a tech, i just wrench at home, and fuck it, i wanted to treat myself
Yep getting the snap on!
You won't regret it. Just don't pay full price
@T Web you can leave now
You will regret it. Just try the milwaukee. That, you won't regret
@@oserratos i did that and regret it I just threw it away awful power and ergonomics
That’s why I got the 3/8 and set an 1/4” adapter if needed but that doesn’t happen with 3/8 drive. But I know I’m glad not to get the 1/4 version
I will have to try out the 3/8 version
The Strap-On no lube is nice but us po' folks gotta stick to Milwaukee 😢
Milwaukee extended reach are 229 bare tool
Put the M12 6.0 on the Milwaukee and you'll see.
i vote Milwaukee, you should have used same socket on both tools during Torque test.
Snapon quarter inch Ratchet hits harder than most 3/8 ratchets
1 Year warranty on Snap On Guys Battery less than Nada , Millwaukee Price and warranty is the Best if is Out of Warranty still Fixed for less
Should retry the test with a Milwaukee 4Ah battery just like the one on the Snapon 4AH, bet the outcome will be different.
Snap on doesn't make a 4AH battery so it wouldn't be a fair comparison
I love my milwaukee tools but there's a couple snap on tools that are just barely worth buying over them. The impact wrenches besides the CT671, are just dog shit compared to milwaukee tho. Especially for the price. I WILL be buying a snap on ratcheting wrench tho. Mainly because have snap on just feels good 👍
I have the same Snap-On , In my opinion there is nothing better.
Your using it wrong. You have to use it like air ratchet. You have to break fastener free like a ratchet or air ratchet, and then hit the button, and when tightening you have to ease off as you get close to the end and stop then use the ratchet motion again. For breaking and fastening down as you do in the video there is another tool and it is an 'impact' ratchet.
This tool in the video is just for spinning free bolts quicker than by hand. A literal ratchet that turns itself when fastner is free
It was to show the differences in breakaway torque as claimed by each manufacturer. Clearly you shouldn't expect a 1/4" ratchet to break super tight bolts loose. I wanted to see if these things could loosen bolts torqued to what they claim they are capable of. Thanks for watching though !
@@LetsDriftMedia Just giving my thoughts. It was a good video
I love my snap-on ratchets. I have both 1/4 and 3/8. I hate the Milwaukee trigger🤮
Invalid test. Why are you using a shallow and deep socket? They need to be the same. Also...your guy us using a limp wrist with the snap-on which allows for more momentum when breaking the bolts loose. C'mon man....
Great , Real World Tool Comparison Test !! For Electric Ratchet , Snap On Wins Boys !
They raised the price of the snapon to $618 with a 1 year warranty now man 😢
I have both wrenches and trust me snap on stays behind 10/8 every single time
Your not using the same size battery
Good video guys!
thanks for the video, not really Convince about the snap on , milwaukee its a better option, plus if i need a battery i can go to homedepot which they have promotion all the time , i dont need to wait for the snap on truck and give blood transfusions to go in. lol
Snap ons junk have to send mine out for a second time went through 5 battery’s I’m done with their junk going to Milwaukee
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Looks like the milwaukee has the weak 1.5 or 2.0 battery, thats the problem use the 4.0 and its good to go
Yea I should have used the bigger battery. but even so its not as strong or fast as snap on. I used it with the 4A during the week of testing and wasnt impressed.
Snap on hands down! I own both and Milwaukee battery design is garbage. If you use them on a daily the Milwaukee battery casing will start cracking due to vibration and Milwaukee would not warranty my batteries 👎 I had to use epoxy to reattach the battery back into to casing lol also battery’s would quit working just got tired of buying battery’s. Haven’t had anything major on the snap on yet. If you’re not a heavy line technician go for the Milwaukee it’s still a good tool.
You put a deep well on one and a shallow on the other obviously that’s more weight not a valid test
Dope video bro , I have the 3/8 snap on ratchet I enjoy using it everyday
Thanks man will be doing a review on the brute torque snap on soon that thing is a monster
@@LetsDriftMedia I agree. That will be sick 🤙🏽 i work at Nissan btw started this year as a lube tech
@@jb2._ nice man
@@LetsDriftMedia keep up the sick videos
Lol I always use the spin then apply method on my milwauke, works great!!!
The snap on 1/4 feels as strong as the Milwaukee 3/8, I have every single thing Milwaukee even the ratchets but I have the snap on ratchets better than the Milwaukee
Knock out that pin and take off that handle on the milwaukee. Dank me later while saving more money also. Milwaukee for the win
I saw the display model at home depot like that and also thought that was a good idea
Genius. I'm gonna try that at work tomorrow.
What do you mean take off the handle? I’m confused
@@Jacobsen-ij9hn you knock the roll pin out of the paddle trigger that holds it in place. Then it just becomes a push button ratchet, no paddle.
my snap-on guy say Milwaukee has cost him 1000s
Should have used same length sockets in test , unfair on snap on , it is stronger
Lmao you can clearly see the guys glove move about 1/4 of an inch from the Milwaukee ratchet while is tightening those bolts pay attention
Lol ok
No one’s feeling getting hurt hopefully just a comment buddy lol
@@Bassingtv no feelings just replying 👍 will try to be more accurate next time on the comparisons