Snap-On Pick up & Pro Tech August Catalog
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- I'm adding to my Snap-On Collection of Wierd Tool's & were going to cover all the Hot tool buys from the Pro-Tech Catalog. Amazon Affliate links Below to most Everything you see in the Pro-Tech Catalog Cheers & Thanks for watching!
Mityvac MITMVA670 Power Steering Air Bleed Adapter Kit:
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Mityvac MVA7216 Transmission Adapter Kit for MV7201:
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Mityvac MV6400 Fluid Dispensing System:
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Mityvac 7201 Fluid Evacuator Plus:
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ATD Tools 2-PC. Air Die Grinder Set:
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Sunex 1848, 1/4 Inch Drive Master Impact Socket Set, 48-Piece, SAE/Metric, 3/16 Inch - 9/16 Inch, 4mm - 15mm, Standard/Deep, Cr-Mo Alloy Steel, Radius Corner Design, Heavy Duty Storage Case:
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ATD Platinum Tech 8pc SAE 3/8" drive Flare Nut Crowfoot Wrench Set 3/8 to 7/8:
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Vim Tools VIMMMS64 Mechanics Master Set, Hex & Torx:
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VIM Tools HCT1050 10-Piece Half-Cut Torx Driver Set:
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Vim (VIMMMS450) 50-Piece Mechanics Master Set, 1/4" SQ Drive:
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Vim Tools VIMVIS112 Master Ball Set:
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KNIPEX Tools - Locking Pliers, Universal Jaws, Chrome (4114250):
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KNIPEX Tools - Long Nose Grip Pliers (4144200):
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KNIPEX Tools - Universal Grip Pliers, Pivoting Jaw, Chrome (4014250):
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IRWIN VISE-GRIP Locking Pliers Set with Tray, 10-Piece (1078TRAY):
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Astro Pneumatic Tool 9409A Hose Clamp Pliers:
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SE Tools 824S Spark Plug Boot Puller Pliers with Straight Jaw:
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Mayhew 60000 Dominator Hook and Pick Set, 4-Piece:
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Mayhew Tools 13091 ProGrip Miniature Long Pick Set, Black Oxide Finish:
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Mayhew 61366 Dominator Pry Bar Set, Curved, 5-Piece:
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Mayhew Pro 62254 112-K Pilot Punch Kit, 12-Piece:
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Mayhew Tools 17963 30Pc Telescopic Pick Up Tool Counter Display:
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Mayhew 31940 Pneumatic Separating Fork Set:
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Streamlight 74619 Strion DS HL Rechargeable Flashlight with 120-Volt/100-Volt/12-Volt DC Piggyback Charger:
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Streamlight 75647 Flashlight:
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Lang Tools (3495) 12-Piece Fixed Tip Combination Internal/External Snap Ring Pliers Set:
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Lang Tools (KAS1409) 9IN Right Angle Tip Lock Ring Pliers:
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Lang Tools (KAS1408) 9IN Bent Tip Lock Ring Pliers:
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Lang Tools (KAS1407) 9IN Straight Tip Lock Ring Pliers:
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GEARWRENCH 1/4", 3/8" & 1/2" Drive 84 Tooth Flex Head Teardrop Ratchet Set, 4 Pc. - 81230F:
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GEARWRENCH 3 Pc. 1/4", 3/8" & 1/2" Drive 90 Tooth Dual Material Locking Flex Head Ratchet Set - 81298T:
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GEARWRENCH 20 Pc. Ratcheting Wrench Set, SAE/Metric - 35720:
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GEARWRENCH 20 Pc. Ratcheting Wrench Set, SAE/Metric - 35720:
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Astro Pneumatic Tool 3018 3.5" Digital Tire Inflator with Hose:
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MASTERCOOL (53451-110 Black Rechargeable UV Leak Detection Kit:
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Mastercool (83272) R1234yf Aluminum Manifold Gauge Set:
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ATD Tools 80050A LED Under Hood Light (1500L):
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ATD Tools atd-80357 2000 Lumen LED Corded/Cordless Underhood Light with 25' Removable Cord, 1 Pack:
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Seeing your chickens in the background reminded me of the news story I heard a couple of days ago. They had mentioned that there's been a huge increase in people raising their own backyard chickens & that there has been a huge increase in Salmonella infections as a result.
I bought my 3/8's Snap On torque wrench back in 2003. I had my dealer check it's calibration in 2018 and it was still spot on. Granted I am not building engines with it everyday, but I was impressed.
Check out the Williams S-57 Torque Wrench. Ratchets, and goes up to 200ft lbs. Best torque wrench I've ever used.
I really like the older style torque wrenches. The snap-on torque-ometers with a dial. And I have a super sweet ratcheting Williams Super Torque wrench look them up. Just retorqued a saab 9-5 b234's factory stretch head bolts with the MLS gasket and the Williams worked awesome. Some of the hand tools are actually superior from the old days not to mention a super good deal. I'm not paying 600 bucks for a tool. I'm paying like 60 bucks on ebay. IMHO
Vice grips look good, and knipex is great quality. Loved their stuff for the electrical trade. Much better than klein.
I like knipex but i always get klein linemans.
Try the TEKTON angle wrenches they are very very good
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experience with Tekton 🍻🤙
I've heard that your supposed to get your torque wrench calibrated once a year but it depends on how much you would use it in my opinion
Justin Dow.. Awesome video.. If the Knipex vice grips are the same quality as their pliers and wire cutters they would be great to have. I bought the Sunex angle wrenches because of their price. I didn't know the Tekton angle wrenches are made in the USA or I would've bought them.
What are your thought's on the Platnium ones from the August catalog? Also, don't go by that Price I placed the Amazon link in the description I think they are half the cost there.
@@JustinDowDIYcentralhighway Not sure about the Platinum ones. I will check out the link..
Renegade's Garage cool. Ya I’d appreciate your feedback & anyone else that had tried them
Every 2 years my torque wrenches go out for calibration. Snap-On digital torque wrenches are the only way to go.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experience with Torque Wrench Calibration. I seen you got some videos up on your channel. Good stuff Bro. You just picked up a New Sub 🍻🤙 Look forward to watching your content.
@@JustinDowDIYcentralhighway right on my friend, looking forward to it man!
Beautiful Ninja, definitely on my wish list. Still riding my 06 fireblade but one day I'll upgrade to a much much newer 🚀
I use flare crow feet over Angle wrenches
Is that chickens in that cage behind the welder?
Yuppers lol
cheers to those of you who have your beers
Stop losing my flashlights man I went though easily 7 this year alone
Look into the Tekton angle wrenches. Their made in the usa.
Very cool man. Like the cutaways to you working on stuff in the shop. Noticed those sets of hex and torx bit drivers. Question: In all my DIYing, which includes stuff like changing out plugs, starters, batteries, alternators and even a radiator once, I’ve never had a call to use them. As a shop mechanic, what do you use them on?
Honestly interior mostly. I don’t use the on much anything else. 🍻🤙
In aviation we are required to send ours to a lab for calibration once a year. Costs between 35-55 dollars plus shipping. I have click type snapons. Maybe once every 3 years or so they have to mess with them to get them back in spec. That being said mine are lightly used compared to a busy auto shop.
Awesome need to get me some angle wrenches
Knipix vice grips are pretty good not quite what the pliers are but there priced pretty good being knipix. I bought my pair a couple years ago and they are holding up great. Can never go wrong buying knipix.
Good to know. Thanks for sharing 🍻🤙
Aye what do you think about the gearwrench mechanic mobile work table? I'm debating between that one and the monster mobile table maybe the oemtools grey table, anyway brother if you have an opinion I'd appreciate it!!! 🍻
Let me talk with Jeff and see what he thinks. I've owned the Monster Mobile in the past. It's 50/50. Some flaws include the lock cylinder, drawer glides and if I remember correctly paint wasn't the best when it came into contact with chemicals. Otherwise... It did the job before I traded it in for that Cornwell 56" & a Rubbermaid mobile cart made out of some kind of heavy plastic
@@JustinDowDIYcentralhighway thanks dude I appreciate it
I like my tekton usa made angle wrenches
Whatever bro we buy snap on
I'll have to try Tekton heard good things about them
I was looking at those but I never run into a spot where I really need an angle head wrench so I haven't bought any.
I dont have any torque angle torque wrenches. Luckily the manufacturer i work for cylinder head bolts are tightened in increments of 25 degrees. I use a paint marker for that.
The knpiex curved locking pliers have been in my Amazon cart for easily 5 years I havnt had a reason to buy em yet where I would use them enough. The vim stuff is great im currently buying only knpiex pliers
There is the $2,400.00 1/4 drive Snap On 100th anniversary set,that is retail for it.There is a 3/8 drive set coming out.Knipex owns Orbis.
Gday brother is there any reason why you wouldn't pick up the gearwrench digital torque wrench instead of the Snap-On maybe do a video on the difference in the to.. Man that 120xp ratchet deal is awesome I know the $ value is different but I paid 190 aussie just for the ratchets.. Anyways cheers for the awesome content.. Maybe in the future do a real world review after using the rbrt bits for a while.. Cheers enjoy ya beers mate
Do you prefer ratchet spanners or reversible ratchet spanner i would prefer reversible but cant justify the the price are they worth the extra money then i may spend the difference (blue-point)?
Much obliged justin
I believe the digital ones are supposed to alarm you once out of calibration. That’s what my dealer told me when I bought mine but definitely checked or recalibrated once a year.
Is it yours El camino
I wish. That's one of my dream cars right there.
I couldn't bring myself to but the snap on digital torque wrench, I bought the gearwrench 120xp one, only used it a couple times but it's been great so far.
Traded my 3/8 gearwrench 120xp digital torque wrench in for the new tech angle that goes to 125 ft lbs. Dealer gave me a deal I couldn't pass up.
I do all my torque wrenches every year
man you got to love the cars out there. No rust that is no nice
for staters dont use the torque wrench to do the degrees haha use a breaker bar or regular ratchet and for digital about every year and a half
well I agree with the click style which I showed, but I was torquing to 210 ft lbs on those ARP nut's, but the Snap-On Digital torque wrench has a Degree angle setting that you can use, but of course is limited to 100 ft lbs. so if you torque 22 ft lbs, then 90, then + 70 degrees... it's more than the 3/8 degree Snap-on can do.
Every year for are company
We get ours checked once every year
Calibration should be between 3-6 months if i remember correctly off of my 1/2 techangle
How much for each calibration?
@@transport21 I couldn't answer that I haven't been at work for 5 months due to military so I haven't been able to ask my snap on rep cause I need mine done
Mike Hluska due to military? What you mean? Your also a mechanic? Nice.
@@transport21 im national guard thats been activated for the last 5 months. On the civilian side i work in a Ford dealership
soon you'll have every tool known to man