Discovering The Best Online Wrench Brands For Hobbyists

Tractor Talk & Tool Tales!
In this video, I walk you through why I purchased several prosumer and hobby mechanic level wrenches.
We will look at Milwaukee ratcheting wrenches, Milwaukee flex head ratcheting wrenches, Harbor Freight Icon ratcheting wrenches, Olsa Tools Stubby flex head ratcheting wrenches, Gearwrench ratcheting wrenches, Gearwrench flex head ratcheting wrenches! I also delve into why I use standard combination wrenches. Specifically the inexpensive Gearwrench wrenches. Lastly, I show you why I feel that Capri Tools has some of the BEST wrenches in the market today!

[@jefftovani5535]

Love the toolbox,great organization!! Love tools,just checking in!!

[@DemoDad101]

Thanks Jeff!

[@paulmysliborski4832]

WOW! You have a real problem with wrench buying!! Lol
I have my trusty US-made Craftsman wrenches from 30+ years ago, and I have a few sets of ICON and Tekton.

[@DemoDad101]

I know! I’m working on the addiction lol. I do enjoy collecting and comparing different brands.

[@jpstatum]

You have a great tool setup. I enjoyed hearing about your wrenches, their features, and why you purchased them. I also enjoy seeing how people keep them organized. If you were buying your first set of ratcheting wrenches, would you choose the non-flex head Milwaukee or the longer Icons?

[@DemoDad101]

I would still go with the Milwaukee. They’re comfortable to use. Both open and ratcheting ends perform well. The Icon sets come with fewer wrenches. The organizer tray that comes with Milwaukee is excellent.

[@jpstatum]

@@DemoDad101 Thank you!

[@anthony4701]

No tekton or overdrive?

[@DemoDad101]

I have some Tekton bits, pry bars, breaker bars, and torque wrenches.