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I’d throw the HF Pittsburgh ones in the mix as well

Harborfreight doesn't "Make" these and neither does Snap-on. They both get them from the same manufacturer. Jesus people sound like children drawing with crayons "don't copy me" MOM Harborfreight and snapon is copying each other by using 'STRIDE TOOLS' to put both their names on tools. Mom Harborfreight is putting Snap-on out of business

are the brushes replaceable?

It’s slow because you are pulling thru your manifold.

I bought it cause it will be helpful in locations where power is a pain to get to and 5 year warranty for 140 bucks how do you say no

Very interesting and informative video!! What size spring tubing did you use for the 3/8" fuel line hose. I ordered some from Amazon but they were too large (OD) to fit inside the 3/8". Please provide link where you ordered spring tubing that fit the 3/8" fuel line hose in your video. Would really help me out. Thank you so much.

This was a great life lesson. Thanks friend. I will try this by jamming several copper wires into the rubber tube because I don't have the bending springs.

Just be yourself dude, no need to emulate anyone. Yeah, he's funny, let him have his personality to himself.

Does this process weaken the rubber? Is it as reliable as OEM?

VGG Derek Jr. :^) I heard it

yeah well ive had good luck and bad luck with tension clamps they can wear out i just had one cause a bad leak so bad i could wiggle the hose coolant everywhere i managed to drive it 5 miles home put a worm gear clamp on and no issues now. ive used screw type clamps my whole life never had one issue even on plastic radiators. if you tighten too tight or not tight enough sure you can have problems. also recheck if weather gets colder might need to snug them up other than that no problem

If you have room for a heat gun Gates power grip clamps work great.

Why did Stanley buy Craftsman

What about the PTU oil? Assuming it's all wheel drive.

Hobo Freight!!!! 😂😂😂 OMG! 😂😂I dropped dead laughing

too bad it doesn't have a gas ballast. that would help with that stumbling start.

Where we can find those sprins?

You should eliminate gauges go straight hose to suction and put your micron gauge on the liquid line. Always put the micron gauge as far as possible from the pump

Does work well on +12ah battery+ core valves removed+ 1 trubluehose on 4ton new lennox system with 30ft line set 4xx microns in 5 mins

Does anyone know what kind of vacuum oil this thing takes?

This has got to be the cleanest hose replacement job I have ever randomly come across. I just replaced the coolant lines on my semi, and ended up with half a gallon all over my arms, and the ground.

When do you need to replace the Spark plugs? thanks

This is exactly what I need. Thank you so much!

Gracias ,muy bien esplicado ,un saludo😊

More accurately: "Made in USA by robots using Chinese steel", how is this better?

RECYCLED METALS NOT TOOL METAL

Is it ok to use a hair dryer to heat up the hose. Is that hot enough.

We cannot find the icon hose clamp pleirs anywhere

Nice work.. i would like to ask, what is the material of the fuel oem hard line for Nissan? Is it a stainless steel?

Looks versatile 🤔🤔🤔. I am studying between diferents brands and style, but This one takes me my attention.

Where can i find these tube benders?

Im a Doyle fan boy right now. I have those clippers and they are super handy. I only use them for wires and small things, they slice through them like butter

I literally just mistaken these for snapon. They better quality too.

Will they cut stainless zip ties?

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I think it did extremely well. Plus Hurcules comes with a 5 year warranty that you can do same day in any HF in the country. I'm sold.

Your first test trying to isolate the pressure gauge only is prone to fail and "leak" - you need a larger volume for a decay test. Everything leaks, plastic hose leaks, every connection leaks it can be very small but still leaks.

I recently tried to change spark plugs on my cx9 2017. Couple of things i learned and want to share my experience with you. 1. You might be able to change 1st and 2nd plugs, but 3rd and 4th coil are the hardest part to put back. I tried for several hours and ended up cross threading the coil bolt. I would highly suggest please get it done by Mazda professionals. 2. The mechanic disconnected the hose in order to put the coil. 3. My car was at 98k kms and spark plugs looked pretty good. If I knew it i wouldnt have changed them cuz they look pretty good. 4. I would prefer Mazda OEM spark plugs over NGK. 5. Spark plugs are changed once in a while, i found it convenient to get it done by mazda professionals. Just few learnings. I have always changed spark plugs of my older cars but Mazda cx9 spark plugs are not easy to change.

I try with fine sand it works too. Just put sand into the hose until no space left and then bend it while heat it then dip the hose to bucket of water while rinse the sand out

Can I get a link to the hard line an fittings

The real question is, can you get an adapter to use Milwaukee batteries on it? 🤙

Do you think it could handle walk in coolers/freezers?

Looking good

I've got the twin grip and pistol grips❤ S/O is just too high😂

This is great! I wonder what happens when the trans or steering fluids run through them. How hot do those get? Do they get hot enough to relax the hose and kink?

You missed their version of snap on LN47acf talon grip needle nose pliers. I was so excited when I saw them, but I had to have them now so i had to buy the snap ons. Fortunately i got them for 50 bucks

Good review, how about a look at new generation hose clamp that eliminates the issues with Worm Gear and Spring clamps. Check out Safety Spring Clamp. ruclips.net/video/G-lRQESr59s/видео.html

Problem solved. Thank you from the philippines

What about the Hercules brushless Nibbler? How would it compare?

This video is just nit picking. The tools work and have a great warranty. They tried to bring manufacturing back to the US which was nice. It didn't work out for them, but the sets they made are fine. I find some rusty sockets here and there from Taiwan, China, and even Germany produced tools. Just wipe off any loose rust and coat with oil or silicone as you would for any tool you accidentally leave outside over night. I bought both of the US sets and so far they haven't shown any signs of rust. Hopefully, they'll try again in the US, but maybe this time focus on some specialty tools that don't have as much of a saturated market as ratchets and sockets.