I’m an auto body tech and have a Mac and snap on dealer every week stop by the shop I work and I enjoy these videos they make me feel like I’m on truck with yall lol
Glad you enjoy them! I try to make it seem like you are on the truck with us lol. Minimal editing and just keep it simple and real lol. Stay tuned for more content! 3rd truck coming soon!
That was a good tip of the day, should do more like that and like a “tool tip of the day’’ segment highlighting individual tools there pros and cons and live action on the mechanic floor showing these things and how to use them properly and what to stay away from etc.
If anyone wants to get in on the flyer deals and does not have a Mac dealer, you can call Mac Tools and order the flyer deals via phone. Free shipping but you have to pay your state sales tax, and you need to pay up front via credit card (no monthly "truck" payments).
@@pablosgarage707 yeah all I run is M12 and M18 pretty much have the whole line up for automotive stuff and then most of my M18 like drill and impact drivers and all that stuff recip sauce circular saws all kept at home for home maintenance and projects but in my opinion nothing competes with that Milwaukee absolutely nothing I've tried snap-on cordless tools trading them back in in a month just doesn't compete with Milwaukee
I’ve only ever used this one. Works amazing I like it but It’s expensive. The shop owns this tool. All of us mechanics get to use it. www.jbtools.com/redline-95-0003c-smoke-pro-total-tech-3c-with-easy-intake-leak-detector/
So im not a mechanic by profession just personal wrenching and ive never stepped foot on a tool truck so this might be a stupid question but are the promo deals available to the general public, or is it exclusive to the trucks?
You can call Mac Tools directly to get the promo pricing. You just won’t get the luxury of making payments like you would if you purchased from a truck.
@jeremygressley7758 Thanks much appreciated. I'm definitely OK with not being able to make payments, I'm more of a paid in full kind of guy anyway, I guess all the Dave Ramsey content stuck with me.
you can order anything from the flyer directly from Mac Tools. Call their customer service number, and press the option for Consumer. They are available 5 days a week (Mon to Fri). Customer service is usually working until 6pm east coast time.....but if you call and the consumer line is closed for the day, call again and press the option for Distributor/Franchisee and those folks manning the Distributor/Franchisee phone lines are usually there until 6:30pm and can take consumer orders over the phone). The only caveat is that you have to pay your state or local sales tax but you get free shipping. Also, when ordering over the phone, you can not get "monthly" payments as if you bought the item off the tool truck, so you have to pay everything up front with your credit card. If you are not living paycheck to paycheck and are financially stable, I think it's worth it to put the RBRT wrench deal on your credit card and pay it off before your next due date so not to accrue interest. $300 plus tax isn't a whole lot if you aren't over your head in frivolous debt.
What do you not like about them? I’m curious. I only have came across a few on the snap on truck as trade ins but i never bought them I ended up getting the used snap on ratchets instead.
@@pablosgarage707 They just feel cheap compared to my Snap On ratchets. Their locking flex heads feel like they are going to break if you put any sort of torque on them. Had a 3/8 ratchet more or less explode on me while hardly giving it any torque.
I’m an auto body tech and have a Mac and snap on dealer every week stop by the shop I work and I enjoy these videos they make me feel like I’m on truck with yall lol
Glad you enjoy them! I try to make it seem like you are on the truck with us lol. Minimal editing and just keep it simple and real lol. Stay tuned for more content! 3rd truck coming soon!
Yay!!!! Allen is back!!!!
Tip of the day!!!!!
Love all you guys!!!
Appreciate it! More tips of the day to come!
Pabs..... you will WIN the tough truck challenge..... you got this buddy.....
Thank you appreciate it!
That was a good tip of the day, should do more like that and like a “tool tip of the day’’ segment highlighting individual tools there pros and cons and live action on the mechanic floor showing these things and how to use them properly and what to stay away from etc.
I agree! I will definitely start adding more into the videos! Appreciate the feedback!
If anyone wants to get in on the flyer deals and does not have a Mac dealer, you can call Mac Tools and order the flyer deals via phone. Free shipping but you have to pay your state sales tax, and you need to pay up front via credit card (no monthly "truck" payments).
Those RBRT's are going to be a nice addition.
They are I can’t wait!
Lol we got all snazzy and rolled our fenders, your sedona is going down!
Same here wait till you hear mine!
Letting everyone know. Mows the time to get those extraction sockets. $500 savings
Another good one thanks for the video safe travels
Appreciate it! Stay tuned for more content!
Glad you’re jumping on the bent handle ratchet gang.
Me too! I wish I did sooner. I always thought they looked dumb and were not practical but I love it! My new go to ratchet.
All the way for anything automotive
Agree. I only have a Milwaukee small impact and ratchet. They work great. Everything else is dewalt or matco (all were used at free or under 50$)
@@pablosgarage707 yeah all I run is M12 and M18 pretty much have the whole line up for automotive stuff and then most of my M18 like drill and impact drivers and all that stuff recip sauce circular saws all kept at home for home maintenance and projects but in my opinion nothing competes with that Milwaukee absolutely nothing I've tried snap-on cordless tools trading them back in in a month just doesn't compete with Milwaukee
Mike Shine.... you will enjoy Pabs.....
You are doing rite Pablo pay as you go you will never get in over your head 👍😎👍
Exactly. I like to pay the bill down then get a tool I need and pay it down again.
What smoke machine you like the best? Especially for Honda/Acura rides.
I’ve only ever used this one. Works amazing I like it but It’s expensive. The shop owns this tool. All of us mechanics get to use it. www.jbtools.com/redline-95-0003c-smoke-pro-total-tech-3c-with-easy-intake-leak-detector/
That doesn’t appear to be an insider dewalt ratchet. It appears more like a Bosch where it has dual anvil u flip over then use any regular sockets
I see. I think they will be on the truck this coming week. Can’t wait to see it!
@@pablosgarage707 hard to hear tone in text. I haven’t a clue what it is but would love to find out. Thx Pablo. Love the channel
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Appreciate the support! Thank you so much!
So im not a mechanic by profession just personal wrenching and ive never stepped foot on a tool truck so this might be a stupid question but are the promo deals available to the general public, or is it exclusive to the trucks?
It’s exclusive on the trucks however definitely get in contact with a local dealer I’m sure they will sell you tools!
You can call Mac Tools directly to get the promo pricing. You just won’t get the luxury of making payments like you would if you purchased from a truck.
@jeremygressley7758 Thanks much appreciated. I'm definitely OK with not being able to make payments, I'm more of a paid in full kind of guy anyway, I guess all the Dave Ramsey content stuck with me.
Should be
I want to buy that Rbrt wrench promo too but sadly I don’t have a truck near me
I tagged Justin’s instagram in the description. Maybe he can help you out!
Alright I will try and ask him, thank you
you can order anything from the flyer directly from Mac Tools. Call their customer service number, and press the option for Consumer. They are available 5 days a week (Mon to Fri). Customer service is usually working until 6pm east coast time.....but if you call and the consumer line is closed for the day, call again and press the option for Distributor/Franchisee and those folks manning the Distributor/Franchisee phone lines are usually there until 6:30pm and can take consumer orders over the phone). The only caveat is that you have to pay your state or local sales tax but you get free shipping. Also, when ordering over the phone, you can not get "monthly" payments as if you bought the item off the tool truck, so you have to pay everything up front with your credit card.
If you are not living paycheck to paycheck and are financially stable, I think it's worth it to put the RBRT wrench deal on your credit card and pay it off before your next due date so not to accrue interest. $300 plus tax isn't a whole lot if you aren't over your head in frivolous debt.
Milwaukee
How much did he pay for the insider???
I’m not sure unfortunately
I hate all of my Matco ratchets.
What do you not like about them? I’m curious. I only have came across a few on the snap on truck as trade ins but i never bought them I ended up getting the used snap on ratchets instead.
@@pablosgarage707 They just feel cheap compared to my Snap On ratchets. Their locking flex heads feel like they are going to break if you put any sort of torque on them. Had a 3/8 ratchet more or less explode on me while hardly giving it any torque.
@@pablosgarage707 Hell, I’ll send you a 1/4” drive Matco ratchet so you could see for yourself. Hahha
@@rschreck876You shouldnt be torquing high on 1/4 ratchets. 😂