Thank you, Theo. I needed this video. Im about to invest in one or the other. My $99 Milwaukee just isn't cutting it anymore with the 1.5 battery. It's not even the fuel model, just the regular old one. I only have one tool, 2 batteries, and a charger, so either way I go, it's gonna fine.
@@eastcoastken I still have my very first ones from Milwaukee at the time they were great especially for the money. But the Snap-on are better imo a little less speed then the Milwaukee high speed but more torque and that's been handy for me ... thank you for watching Ken
I am a diesel tech.. I have a ridiculous amount of Milwaukee tools, as far as cordless goes. In MY OPINION the snapon 14.4 ratchets are the best on the market. I have had a bunch of different ratchets over the years, there are quite a few better options than Milwaukee.. also if you own the snap on ratchets, you gotta get the 3/8 impact 14.4.. and the battery boots with magnets make these tools so damn handy.. just stick them to the side of the truck or the bottom of the lift arm
I agree with you the Snap-on 14.4 ratchets are awesome for sure. The CT861 is on the list now (since the ratchets are doing so well) ... thank you for sharing your opinion and thank you for watching
I have both Milwaukee and Snap on both and 18v and 12 and 14.4 respectfully. Not with standing price overall my Snap on is my go to. My biggest ripe Wwith Milwaukee is the ears on the 12v breaking off and on they’re 18v battery sliding forward, and then some cases falling off my impacts. Keep the content coming 👍🏻
I can't help that those things are up to each individual dealer. In the Snap-on tool haul video I explain how much I paid for them ... thank you for watching
I had one. Very solid built. Sold it, tried Dewalt and the new M12s, went back to the brushed version. Small, first nice in the hand, gets in hard to reach areas. Just perfect.
I not a Fan of Snapon cordless never have been. But the 14.4 volt line is solid. I have many of them them. Ratchets and the CT861 are my favorites. Never have owned an 18 volt snap on. Need to get ya a ct861 you will like it!
LUCKY for us we have so many good options nowadays. I use Milwaukee right now, have 3 different 3/8 ratchets, long reach high torque, long reach open box style and standard reach torque. Almost too many options, lol. The Snap on stuff is great and they also like to give us a half dozen options. We didn't even get into colors yet, haha!
Versus 5 years ago or so we are VERY lucky with all these choices all good ratchets in my opinion it's just personal preference ... thank you for watching my friend
Working with rusty bolts , more torque wins for me.. all the speed does nothing if it can't turn the fastener...The Head is always heavier the more length that is added 🤔😉
My 3/8 Snap On cordless ratchets,been trouble free for a couple years since I bought them new.My Milwaukee 1/4 long reach has been sent in for warranty once,selector stuck on me due to the anvil and hammer assembly was worn out.Was so bad I had to use a pair of pliers to change direction
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Thank you, Theo. I needed this video. Im about to invest in one or the other. My $99 Milwaukee just isn't cutting it anymore with the 1.5 battery. It's not even the fuel model, just the regular old one. I only have one tool, 2 batteries, and a charger, so either way I go, it's gonna fine.
@@eastcoastken I still have my very first ones from Milwaukee at the time they were great especially for the money. But the Snap-on are better imo a little less speed then the Milwaukee high speed but more torque and that's been handy for me ... thank you for watching Ken
I am a diesel tech.. I have a ridiculous amount of Milwaukee tools, as far as cordless goes. In MY OPINION the snapon 14.4 ratchets are the best on the market. I have had a bunch of different ratchets over the years, there are quite a few better options than Milwaukee..
also if you own the snap on ratchets, you gotta get the 3/8 impact 14.4.. and the battery boots with magnets make these tools so damn handy.. just stick them to the side of the truck or the bottom of the lift arm
I agree with you the Snap-on 14.4 ratchets are awesome for sure. The CT861 is on the list now (since the ratchets are doing so well) ... thank you for sharing your opinion and thank you for watching
I have both Milwaukee and Snap on both and 18v and 12 and 14.4 respectfully.
Not with standing price overall my Snap on is my go to.
My biggest ripe Wwith Milwaukee is the ears on the 12v breaking off and on they’re 18v battery sliding forward, and then some cases falling off my impacts.
Keep the content coming 👍🏻
I'm keeping the Milwaukee M18 line but so far love the Snap-on 14.4. Thank you for your input and opinion and thank you for watching
Ah the infamous "....dealer gave me a good deal" option. Never seen it in person.
I can't help that those things are up to each individual dealer. In the Snap-on tool haul video I explain how much I paid for them ... thank you for watching
The brushed m12 basic was the only one I could afford
I still have those in my cart very solid ratchet imo ... thank you for watching Tim
I had one. Very solid built. Sold it, tried Dewalt and the new M12s, went back to the brushed version. Small, first nice in the hand, gets in hard to reach areas. Just perfect.
I not a Fan of Snapon cordless never have been. But the 14.4 volt line is solid. I have many of them them. Ratchets and the CT861 are my favorites. Never have owned an 18 volt snap on. Need to get ya a ct861 you will like it!
The CT861 is on my list LOL and so far I agree the 14.4 looks like a solid platform ... thank you for watching my friend
God bless thanks for the video. All things for Gods glory. Keep the great content coming.
Thank you and thank you for watching
LUCKY for us we have so many good options nowadays. I use Milwaukee right now, have 3 different 3/8 ratchets, long reach high torque, long reach open box style and standard reach torque. Almost too many options, lol.
The Snap on stuff is great and they also like to give us a half dozen options. We didn't even get into colors yet, haha!
Versus 5 years ago or so we are VERY lucky with all these choices all good ratchets in my opinion it's just personal preference ... thank you for watching my friend
Working with rusty bolts , more torque wins for me.. all the speed does nothing if it can't turn the fastener...The Head is always heavier the more length that is added 🤔😉
Agreed Howard. I have personally experience with that (the head being heavy and all) LOLOL ... thank you for watching my friend
Sweet
Thank you for watching
I have both snap- on ratchets I love them and also have Acdelco ratchets short 1/4 drive and long 3/8 drive big gap differences between them 😅
I have always wondered about them AcDelco ratchets they look a lot like the Matco one LOL ... thank you for watching M&M
My 3/8 Snap On cordless ratchets,been trouble free for a couple years since I bought them new.My Milwaukee 1/4 long reach has been sent in for warranty once,selector stuck on me due to the anvil and hammer assembly was worn out.Was so bad I had to use a pair of pliers to change direction
Thank you for the info on that and thank you for watching my good sir
BOOM BABY! Great video!
Thank you sir and thank you for watching
Awesome video brother. Thanks for sharing. Keep the content coming. Hope you have an incredible day. Much love and RESPECT
Thank you Tim and thank you for watching my friend
Hiviz FTW!!
Yeah buddy ... thank you for watching bud
Are you sure the weight is ounces n not pounds. Doesn't sound right to me.
The Snap-on 3/8 14.4 ratchet weight is 3 Lbs and 3.3 oz my good sir ... thank you for watching