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@@musheghhayrapetyan8982 it’s absolutely a great buy. I’d buy it again. I use it with a breaker bar and a pipe. Able to torque mains on DD and Series60 motors. Any electric torque wrench I always want to be able to see the display as I’m torquing. My snap on $600 waste of money has taught me to be very weary of them suddenly turning off while torquing. Maybe I should make another video of its review. Thanks

Good feedback. Well noted.

@@gregcherechinsky8686 nice pun dude. Miss seeing you guys. Have you been to the villa park training center?

@ yes It’s nice Miss you Kyle

@@musheghhayrapetyan8982 it’s a beast. But kinda old. Need to upgrade. My coworkers 1/2 ripped the vibration dampener bolts off and mine just shuddered. I think his was a Mac.

@ please let me know what was the upgrade. I want to buy it too

@ I’ll let you know when I do. Haven’t gotten around to it yet.

@@Nick-1234 what part of the us?

Eastern Oklahoma, thanks,

@@jamesbondaygee have you tried pulling fault codes with Allison?

@@dtnamastertech weather nice hearing from you. I'm just getting the notification right now. Yeah my trouble codes all say solenoid problems. But for them all to have problems is suspicious. So the mechanics that came to help me think that it is the TCM module. So I have sent it into a guy in America. Hopefully he can fix it. Until then I'm pretty stuck. Actually had another issue. I was going to tow my rig back home, but someone disconnected my engine battery solar power. So I could not retract my slides. I tried to transfer the house batteries to the engine batteries with the battery share button on the dashboard, and that worked for a while, like maybe 30 seconds, and now I've lost all power in my ignition switch. Even though my batteries are all charged up. It's just dead in the ignition now. Do you think there's a fuse that can solve this problem underneath the dashboard?

@@jamesbondaygee kilo whiskey Joe is one of my other RUclips accounts. As far as your battery issue, I’d say charge up both batteries before jumping to a fuse or wiring issue. But it could be a large mega fuse is blown. There might even be a large circuit breaker that could be reset. They’re usually about the side of a small cell phone for say a 250 amp breaker. Look for a red button to depress or a lever that pops out to the side that needs to be pushed back in.

@@HalfCapHilg that comment in the video was ment to say they are robust little straps.

Imagine being defeated by plastic straps, so you invest time into finding its weakness. Like the Batman of useless shit.

@@andrewpeterson3302 I would say it's finding ways without a knife to take out the plastic.

​@@andrewpeterson3302 Also, I prefer MacGyver over Batman

@@pacmap everything I post gets unnoticed or negative comments. Nobody wants tips from the number one freightliner tech in North America for 3 years in a row. They like people that say/do dumb funny shit. All I’m here is to help and I get shit on consistently. But I’m still putting out helpful stuff. It’s difficult when your field is so niche. Nobody wants to hear how to properly diag repair stuff. They want funny content NOW! Guess that’s why you get shit service everywhere you go. And why customers are always asking for my number.

@@pacmap the culture is rancid and I’m happy to be the smart outcast. But it is frustrating and lonely out here. I got a handful of fans that follow me on instagram. I’m not trying to get rich. Although my son did just enable commercials or something on my profile for that. I just want people to stop whining and complaining how hard this field is. It is! But when you get the hang out it, it’s such a great challenge.

@@deletesweatz3005 Takes less time than you think. I’m not cutting these all day. I’m amazed at your ignorance. But ok. Kind regards

@@deletesweatz3005 so if you miss placed your knife, for a plastic strap you bump into maybe twice a month. You’d rather go searching for your blade for 15-20 minutes than use this tip that takes two seconds. This is what’s wrong with humans. It’s a tip, it works solid. Sorry about your lady fingers. 🤕

It won't hurt your fingers, there's basically no force involved.

@@deletesweatz3005 I have tin snips that make quick work of the metal ones.

Your method sounds like it would take forever to get it off. How do you see this tip and have something stupid to say about it.

@@tvh4260 keeps it right next to my g razor.

@@craiglocke8116 What is- Them bricks is way too high, you need too?

@@dtnamastertechbruh 😂

@@southern.pride0 just takes longer to pull out a knife bro. Kind regards.

@@dtnamastertech no, it doesn't, it takes a second if you've got it on a pocket clip and 2 seconds if it's sitting in your pocket.

@@southern.pride0 I don’t carry a pocket knife on me. It’s too much junk to lug around. I keep a single razor blade on a magnet on my Trey. And a utility knife in my top drawer. I’ve worked on semi trucks for 20 years. I can’t have junk in my pockets and belt getting caught or ripped off. Everyday I carry 2 pens,2 Olight I3teos, 4 rags and an extra pair of gloves. Now that I’m in a service truck I have a set of keys on me everyday now too. I don’t get your arguing and disputing. Great if your job is cutting plastic straps all day than a pair of scissors is probably the GOAT for your application. I gotta crawl in tight uncomfortable spots for a living and I love it.

@@dtnamastertech i'm not arguing with you

@@southern.pride0 no it's easier, you dont need tool so it's obviously better.

@@gregcherechinsky8686 Dude! I’m hoping to have a beer with everyone at that Gary location. Y’all are good people. I’ve gotten deep into abstract painting. Helps me relief all the stress from the absolute chaos life has thrown at me. And it’s like printing money. People love it. Hope to see y’all again someday.

@@dtnamastertech Would love to see some paintings Beer always on the table

@@gregcherechinsky8686 it’s on instagram. Kyle_isle_art

Can you log into QSOL? Quick serve online.

@@dtnamastertech How much price download quick serve

Hahaha correct!

You tighten the bolts in a star pattern then check the torque like this.