Hamilton, is the Best Snap On Guy! Hands Down...

Seems like everyone who complains about Snap On has never used their tools. Once you use a snap on ratchet, wrench or about anything you’ll never go back. The service is unbeatable as well. That wrench theory he explained was very well put! Never thought of it that way.

I feel bad for people that have bad Snap-On reps. This guy is a great rep and loyal to the company and people. People that don’t like Snap-On probably don’t like them because of there experience with there rep

I possibly made one of them wrenches lol ( I work at the elizabethton Tennessee plant) thank y'all for showing and talking about our tools so highly it means a lot to the men an women that make them

Wild Bill @10:25! He stole the show!🤣🤣🤣

Hamilton is the ideal tool truck guy, he doesn’t push or puff up his products. He let’s the product sell it self. The other guys fluff up everything they have. Overall your lucky you gotta Hamilton

this guy is a good sales person he made me want to buy tools

Toward the end of my career I had the immense pleasure working with folks from the south, and watching you fellas brings back those memories. Polite, hard working, and honest gents. Wish I was your neighbor!

I'll admit, I knew that Snap-on made their own tools, but I didn't know they had their own steel mills. And the idea that their tools are made from Virgin steel makes a real difference on the quality of the tool....

If we had a snap on guy that came reliably and not once a month, and then decide to quit. We got a harbor freight right in town. I don't even have to wait a day. Snap on is definitely high quality, but they are mostly just as strong as icon, tekton, Napa, heck even Stanley has some good stuff.

Proper snap on hand tools are the best in the world I love the ratchets and sockets, it also comes down to service Hamilton is a good guy some of our reps are not good, no matter how good the tools are if your rep is awful in my opinion it devalues the tools. Awesome video again.

You get what you pay for. I always thought it was overpriced. Till I invested. I’ll never go back, best tools out there.

I bought a big set of snapon 20 years ago and add a few pieces here and there. Just working on my own cars. Grandpa said buy it once, buy it for life. I bought the tools instead of cool car in high school. Fixing my own stuff has saved me 10s of thousands $.

I love Snap On my only complaint is I have never had a good dealer like the guy you are showing here also I work from home now so I have to track the guy down plus he want to argue about warranty items. I wish they had a better system to get the tools to a guy.

Nice to hear praise for the Diagnostic tools, great products and we work hard to develop the software in the USA and Ireland

All I heard was "Snap-On cuz Merica'!"

Koon Trucking SUBSTANTIAL Top 10 tools from Snap-on 🇺🇸 loved it 👌 I ❤️ my Snap-on Zeus great tools inside my tools kit great Scanner loved it Thank you very much Koon Trucking Take care and have a great day Koon Trucking From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧

My snap on rep said everyone everyone complains about his prices but they don’t complain when he gives them a brand new one

Price and service are worth it! For a lifetime warranty on most any of their tools- prices aren’t that bad imo- pay once and be set for life

"I ain't gonna name no brands (Gearwrench)" lololol

Clay you tell him he doing a great job he doing a very good if I had buy tools it would be snap on thanks you all love the videos

Matco 1/4 88 teeth ratchet is great. The head of the ratchet is thiner then the snap on. Fits in tight places great.

I agree with virtually every thing hamilton said and recommended. His stuff is first rate. My wrenches are snap-on, ratchet a mixture of Cornwell, snap-on and Matco. The thing about good tools is they protect equipment and more importantly the technician. The cost involved with any major to, especially snap-on is the support network, it's priceless. Couple that with tools that don't destroy customer equipment and bust up a tired technicians hands and you have the biggest part of the snap-on value proposition

I couldn't agree more with every single word Hamilton said about Snap On hand tools and the amazing quality they consistently deliver from thier American workers, in American plants with American steel. I pay with a smile every time I buy one.. They are the best in the world. Unfortunately...lol ... Maybe it was that one-handed 10 year old Chinese girl who missed a solder joint on your polisher because we all know.. that sadly.. Snap On cordless power tools are not made by those same American workers, in American plants with American steel, and I don't think it's any mystery at all why you pretty much see 100% universal agreeance that Snap On hand tools are the best in the world while Snap On cordless power tools are the subject of so much debate and love/hate relationships. With the American made Snap On tools it is almost always love/love.. Snap On "PLEASE" when you rebound to take the crown back from Milwaukee do it in America like it always should have been...

It amazes me that people would buy a new ratchet, torque wrench or set of screwdrivers that they don’t need ONLY because a new,different color handle came out! But they do! More power to the tool companies who respond to the desires!

Yall got 1 heck of a SNAP-ON dealer. The ones around here are worthless and tough to deal with. Thank God I get the SEP Discount going to school. I can just order everything at 50% off and shipped right to my door. By the way this accounts in my wife's name... lol.

The down side to getting a Snap on tool warrantied is you step back on the truck and feel obligated to buy something else. 35 dollar wrench now just cost 335 dollars.

Hamilton is cool dude. Looks like he would be great friend to have!

Awesome video. That’s a great snap on guy right there.

Yes Snap On is expensive but they are made for professionals, last a long time, some of the best tools, credit, pull up to shop, etc etc. HF is great and I love them but they are for normal people. If you work on vehicles for a living then youre gonna buy Snap on.

Also as far as cost, I'm sure snap on does an evaluation and factor in what they anticipate warranty breakage will cost them, and that cost is factored in as well. That said, once you've bought from the truck or have background testimony, just buy used. I've never had a problem getting warranty coverage once my rep was established. I have no qualms about letting someone else take the brand new price hit while I take the used price benefit. When that tool breaks, I still get a new one.

In my work it’s called magic smoke, everything runs on it until you let it out...😄

I don't see how people complain about Snap On tools

Snap On dealer seems like a really nice guy! I would buy from him.

I have the blue point socket set in a case. I got it on a steal at a pawn shop for 80$. Brand new. Best set I’ve came across

Hi I live up here in Canada and have been a fan of these tools for many years I took my training in 1964 and have a large collection of tools . When I bought my first garage I had a partner who was all Grey Bonny but he was always in my box because his grey couldn't get in some place. I do have one complaint I bought the first FAR 70 3/8 air ratchet to be sold in Canada my dealer picked it up in the States . It needs rebuilding and I can`t get the parts gotta say I loved that ratchet. I know it was noisy and not much power and the new ones are better but I loved it. I don`t have a shop any more but still do a bit of work from time to time I am 73 now so nothing too heavy. I enjoyed your video and look forward to more. Thank you.

Snap on ratchets are the best in my mind, I got 1/4” all the up to 3/4” I love my electric ratchet and I want to get a new long neck. The hard handles is the best screwdriver handle, my dad bought some in the early 90s and I still have them now almost 30 years later and that handle is still in great condition and I hit them with hammer often

The background during #9 had me LMFAO. Nice video

i feel that Snap-On is a lifetime tool and is an investment in your safety and self. bust a knuckle once and it’s gonna cost you more than Snap-on.

Love snap on stuff but many cheaper lifetime warranty tools out there. If I was full time in the trade it would maybe be worth it but as a sometimes guy I prefer to only hunt the good stuff on auction sites

The 100 tooth is an amazing ratchet, i bought a 1989 f150 with 41k 5 speed for 300$ and it came with a round head 3/8 snap on ratchet and its now my favorite ratchet

"I'm selling my service and with that your getting snap on tools" -Hamilton

Snap On comes to you. While you're at work. They finance them as well. And I never had an issue getting something replace or fixed.

I agree with Hamilton although I use mostly old sears craftsman and gear wrench and I’ve never really broke much but I also don’t use my tools for the wrong things. I don’t use screw drivers for pry bars I don’t hammer on my box wrenches to get the nut loose. I clean all my tools once a week. It’s all how you treat them. I do love my Zeus though and the people who complain are either jealous or can’t afford them. It’s that simple. People who work on their own cars maybe snap on isn’t worth it to them however the tools are well worth the money.

Awesome Awesome video Clay!!!! I love every snap on Friday video but this style today was especially interesting and cool 😎

I love my snap on tools and I buy the cheaper tools for Road call so when I lose them I'm not upset that I just lost a expensive nice great tool if I lost one of my Snap-on tools and I've done that a couple times and I was upset if I'm gonna put my hard worked money into something I want it to be the best and that's why I buy snap on tools the most

I like your channel but I'm an industrial mechanic and was a helicopter mechanic in the army, if you want to spend 35 dollars on a single wrench and that's what you like more power to you, but ive never broken a harbor freight wrench not once, including the ratchet wrench's. And as far as the cost of having to go to the store and replace it, very few people i know would have to give up an HR of the work day to go to the store most people just stop by there in their time off. That's just my experience and thoughts about it. Great videos

That's hilarious, i buy rags and moving blankets from harbor freight. i break those tools, i have snap on tools 25 years old still in great condition. p.s. i thought diesel mechanics liked things that smoked,lol.

I have a couple Snap On square hard handled screwdrivers and I like them. Most of my tools are old school Craftsman and newer stuff is Capri, Tekton, and German brands (NWS, Knipex, Wera). I'm a DIY guy, so I of course never see a tool truck. I'd like to try the Snap On ratchets though.

I like the square hard handle screwdrivers much more than the newer Instinct screwdrivers. I find the Instinct handles to be too thick for my hand and harder to grip and use. I'm average size so I concluded they were made for bigger guys. The hard handle screwdrivers are nearly indestructible and clean up easily. The Instinct plastic is softer and gets gouged more easily and doesn't clean up as well. Neither screwdriver type rolls when set down. Proof that the hard handle screwdrivers are superior is Snap-On brought them back. When has than happened before?

First day at a Honda Dealership doing Oil Changes brought my Harbour Freight tools. Used it on brand spanking new Honda Civic damn it feels like junk felt like it was breaking down on me. Switched to Mac Tools, Snap On, and Matco never looked back since

Great content from Hamilton, interesting top 10 tools he had. You got to pay for quality, it's that simple, Hamilton used a great analogy on how much cheap tools cost in the long run. Great video sir, thanks for the time you put into bringing us, the viewers, videos for our watching pleasure! Now if their was just another surprise in a future Snap on Friday video.................. to be continued............

Yea maybe you come every week I haven’t seen my Snap on guy in two years

By far my most favorite episode!

That was a good analogy but think how often are you breaking sockets and wrenches? In my opinion if your breaking even Pittsburg wrenches it’s user error. I was always more worried about the Pittsburgh not gripping the fastener but now that icon is on the shelf’s I don’t worry about that.

Blessings to all.

Awesome Snap On Friday today, really enjoyed the Q & A with Hamilton keep up the good content!

Snap on torque wrenches are the best tools money can buy.

I'll leave ol Snappy to the automotive mechanics since Snap-On is shoved down their throats with the ASE certs. When you're ready to fix some serious machines; planes, industrial, commercial... Very few care about the Snap-on truck. Yes, your Bowing 747's are fixed by more Harbor freight tools than you'd like to imagine. I use Husky tools where I can. They almost never break, they perform very well, and I exchange them no questions asked while enjoying a cheese burger in under 15 minutes, not 2 to 4 weeks. No one steals my tools, if they did snag a socket or two, well $3 and minutes later, replaced.

Like his truck set up compared to my dealer

#1 and #2 I agree with 100% if you're a mechanic and you don't have both you're wrong. There's an endless list of the things you can do with these two power tools even as a beginner mechanic. I never leave the shop without them.

I can appreciate that. You paying for the service

Great video clay as always those torque wrenches he had there in multiple colors are awesome I just bought the green one very pleased with it .

It's funny Hamilton is exactly like my snap on dealer, but with a marine sense of humor!

Awesome video Clay. I’ll tell you what, if your impressed with the MG325 you really need to try the PT850. I own both of them and traded my IR’s to get them, couldn’t be happier. Again great video can’t wait till next Friday. Take care brother

I have everything except the hammers and scan tool. We have a diag program where I work and the hammers are almost pointless IMO.

Miss the Snap On Fridays

Great watching you guys. Hamilton you do such a great job and are an example for others to emulate. Join Trucking keep up the awesome videos! Happy Thanksgiving boys!

I said it on another video. You have a good snap on rep. Matco mike is a good rep too.

“We don’t sell rebranded tools”... oh wait we do sell rebranded at tools... 😆

The only people who complain about the price of snap on tools are the ones who have never used them and snap on is a professional tool that is made to last.

Need to ask Hamilton about the $300 garden sprayer in the fathers day catalog.

Milwaukee die grinder is 100%. Gotta give ‘em that

Next sticker.. “SNAP ON VIRGIN STEEL!”

I like my snap on guy... but dang. Hamilton is the man

I love the ball joint press,ratchets, and wrench’s. In no particular order btw.

Bill in the back got ne laughing! He almost got it to fit

Thanks great video I needed that good laugh with your with your humor in this video with the stuff going on this week and thanks again

The milwaukee would kill that. Milwaukee electric tools kill everything

Would you quit letting the angry pixies out of them polishers 🤣🤣🤣

Great top 10 list. Only thing I don’t have is the Apollo scan too. But I have used a buddies. Super nice. Once it’s in the budget I will have one. I started out wrenching on my race cars and what not out of my garage and got hooked up with snap on guy local and he has no problem stopping by my house on his Tuesday route. Snap on. Hands down best tools and best service.

The Magic Smoke doesn’t come in packs... it’s magic !

That's the great thing about your videos. Even though a tool presented as new in your video isn't new 6 mo's later, the info is still as relevant as it was. Thanks for these videos. I learn a lot and really enjoy em. Catch ya on the flip driver, Sneakysnake is west bound and down! I would have loved to see Hamilton's face when he is at home, watching your video and sees Wild Bill fake steal that torque wrench. Still laughing!

I own the 3/8” drive Techangle (ATECH) torque wrench in green/black and I own the test light with that bright green lead. My next purchase will be those wobble plus ratchet extensions.

I'm a marina technician with 20+years experience I grew up in auto and marine shops I've seen 1 snap-on wrench break.. yes 1 I've seen craftsman 5/8 wrench open end flex on a nut and round it and not come off took a 5/8 snap-on wrench on that same rounded nut and took it off without slipping on it once... I was 15 when I seen that and was sold on quality tools. The only ratchets/wrenches/sockets other than snap-on I'll buy is matco I've got 3/8 sockets sets I bought when I was 20 years old I'm 38 now still have those 4 sets of sockets I've cracked a couple over the years using them on inpacts I feel that's expected when using crome sockets with an inpact. Matco wrenches are as good as snap-on and are a little less $$$ like .50-.75 cent less lol. As for the ratchets snap-on has the best by fare matco's are the next best and the rest are junk I don't care what anyone says... and he'll no the harbor fake are not better your not a mechanic if your trying to tell me that. Mac's won't last a week you'll be getting it fixed the next time you see the mac man craftsman also junk. grearwrench better than mac,craftsman,harbor fake but still shit. ..

People that complain about the prices get every new IPhone that drops

That was a nice tool that ol boy stuck down his shirt..Haaha!

LOL 13:35 is some really creative ‘ciphering and justification. That’s how we make the math make sense to us, but it’s never as fiscally sound when it’s said out loud. I think if we gave him a few more minutes he could’ve explained how buying Snap-on actually left you with more cash when you step off the truck. Hamilton is a legend.

The top 10 tools are almost the most expensive tools 😂

In this video you need to award Bill (Wild Bill) best supporting actor for his roll shoplifting scene! And Hamilton needs to be in the credits as you technical advisor. I was going say that the MG325 had a special Ext. on it that gave a little extra edge kinda like the heavy wall Honda crank bolt socket that lisle sells. But I thought you wouldn't buy that story or just say I'm full of Sh!t. But anyway this was a very well done episode of Snap-on Friday for shore.

Gotta love Snap On Friday. Snap On is the Best an you got to pay to play lol.👍

You buy snap on one time as long as nobody steals your snap on tool it's a lifetime tools I had my tools stolen and had to buy tools fast so I could work and went harbor freight and parts house tools some was ok but most was trash the stuff like steering wheel pullers the bolts strip out three jaw pullers are trash they slip off under pressure the gauges are not accurate so my snap on and matco guy cut me some deals and kept my payments down and let me get everything I needed so I'm a loyal customer to them for looking out for me

I'm All About Anything That Is Milwaukee Fuel Series Battery Powered Tools As My Favorite But Snap-On Is My Favorite Choice Of Tools In General But Matco, Mac, Even A Lot Of Cornwell Even Though Gearwrench And Craftsman Have Good Stuff... I Personally Have Quite A Few Irwin And Irwin-Vise-Grip Brand Tools Along With Channel-Lock Brands Of Hand Tools And Socket Sets That Have Been Flawless And I Use The Heck Out Of Them At Least 3 To 4 Days A Week Every Week

Now I use Wright,SK, & so forth but harbor freight has a no ? Ask return & replace policy at least here in Indiana.. I can see the driving and gas point but your loosing $$ just as well waiting on your Snappy dealer say It breaks on Monday 🤷🏼‍♂️ your loosing $$$ all week Bc remember that tool makes ya $$ right? So idk ya I know he’s a salesman and yes I’m a buy AMERICAN 🇺🇸 as much as I can but I see the harbor freight point of view for some ppl and some tools.. anyway love the vids!

No diss on Harbor Freight but it's simply not worth it for me. My closest HF is 50 miles away and if I have to warranty something, I wait till I have to be near that area to swap it out. The breaker bar busted on the 2nd use and the ratchet wrench lasted 2 times as well. I went to using SK and Snap On ratchets because my Craftsman ones kept stripping or breaking. I have bunches of them that are broken that Lowe's will not warranty...

Love that impact

Hamilton hit it right on the head..it’s all about the service...I need a Hamilton up here in Indiana! Wish my guy was half the dealer Hamilton is.

I like the square handle best

Hellyeah snap on tools

My "Friday" was yesterday so I'm a day into my weekend ahead all y'all! Did you hear about Harbor Freight introducing a tool truck to sell their mechanics tools and tool storage products from to come around to the shops and dealers?