@@tonycroteau9264 thankyou!

Indeed, he is missed🍺

I cannot speak to the 2850, but can say, in regards to 2135qimax, their quality steadily went down the crapper as they went from "Made in USA" to "Assembled in USA" to straight up "Made in China". For what they cost, especially with bad qc and only a 1 year warranty, there are far better options out there. My snap on pt850 outlived and outperformed about 8 of the 3/4" IR's and my capri 3/4 still going strong past 5 years, also out living about 4 of the IR's at shop I was at.

@BeardedSeabee82 I totally understand what you are saying. I haven't ever had an IR to just up and fail. But im not saying it doesn't happen to a lot of people. I guess I am more interested in power right then and there. Because if I can't get a repair done at that moment and then have to go off job for it then everything stops and the money lost per hour is as much as several of these wrenches cost and 5 families income has stopped. I do think IRs vane motor is the best in the business now, maybe engineed in the USA. The reason I say that ,the more air you throw at it the stronger it gets where I find most of these guns won't improve much once you get to 110ish psi as long as the volume is there. But I can tell these Q impacts like however much they can get. Example: Was trying to get bolts out of the end of a hyd cylinder. They were allen head with 7/8" thread shaft size. Between 2 service trucks on scene there was the 2850, my CP 1" drive, and the best 1" Harbor Freight makes. At 120 pounds leaving the tank they all just bounce, but I can push the pressure on up with a little adjustment. So after bumping it up to about 170 psi the CP and the Harbor had no change(the Harbor 1" impact is surprising for the money it costs though I will say), but the 2850 started jerking them right out. And that has been the case a few times, I have increased pressure and it has improved where others didn't. I can't speak much for the 3/4" version, I have one but haven't used it much. I have had decent luck with Snap On, Mac, CP. I do not like Snap On battery stuff. I had Snap On Battery before Milwaukee even got into it. I paid about 450 bucks for a 1/2" battery impact in about 06' or 07' and when Milwaukee Fuel came out soon after I thought I would try since it was about half the price. Glad I did because it had a good bit more power, but the weight and battery blew Snap On away. And that Milwaukee is still working, and is a heavily used tool, most everyday. Only have had to take it apart and clean it a couple times. After they get so dirty inside they start shorting and the current protection kicks in. The only brand I have owned that I have had chronic problems with would be Air Cat. I just deal with such big nuts, bolts, pins, etc. that power trumps longevity. Logging equipment has gotten so big. When I started back 30 years ago most people could pull their skidders on a 10 ton trailer, and now we haul them on 35 ton detachable. Went from about 17,000 pounds to 48,000 pounds in that time. Have a tree cutting machine on tracks pushing 70,000 pounds, and there are bigger out there, up to 100,000 pounds. All this equals big steel under big torgue.

@@timberslasher4899 will def agree on milwaukee, price and power for fuel options they have definitly outweighs what snap on offers, especially for warranty on tools and batteries. As for air, last shop where had the IR stuff, we ran screw compressor at kick in at 135psi and cut oit at 150, volume and psi never an issue in regards to semi truck and trailer work. Air cat, i had 1/2" compact that loved, but it started failing befpre 2 yr warranty was up, and aircats warranty process is crap. So they are kind of pn my shit list for that.

I drink Islay Scotch and bottled in bond bourbons, and wear a kilt. I am more than secure in my masculinity. That and since tool guy had hard time trying to sell the pink box I got it at cost brand new. Hard to beat a hella deal

At home i still have screwdriver sets of channel lock, popular mechanocs, craftsman, and of course, klein. Plenty of varieties and options out there. This olsa set has been holding up well past few years. Thankyou for watching

@BeardedSeabee82 Hello again, BeardedSeabee82, thank you for responding back to me. The coating that is being used today. How long does that last and does it really help get screws out? Final question, is that a warranty item if it wears off? I lied, about the final question, why don't screwdriver bits come coated? Maybe I missed it? Again thank you 😆

Yup it will, snap on, stanley, popular mechanics, klein. Any of em lol

Nothing ever wrong with more pink😆👍

I absolutely love my Milwaukee 12v tools I got a cabinet instalation driver in a trade you can chainge the heads on it. and I got a 6.0 battery now too and I got a Milwaukee pop rivet tool that has been absolutely amazing

Yup, I enjoy putting my tool i to a pretty pink box

Time for overhead valve adjustment and new rocker box gasket. Overhead needs done every other set of spark plugs, plugs need done every 75k.

Also be sure to check continuity on coils and extensions every time you pull them out

Yup! Hope you are well!

Cart has snap on lifetime warranty, hft boxes are over priced. I have larger 54" long box at home from menards, but cubic inch wise, there isnt a whole lot of difference between the 2, and carts move alot better around shop and if i need to, to different shop

Oh except for my olsa ratchets that ive been using for almost 2 years, olsa rstcheting wrenches for well over a year, and olsa impact sockets almost a year... yeah, i dont use em at all...😆 maybe you should listen or watch better as to which particular tool i was talking about

This comment was in reply to another comment about your piss on harbor freight sticker that someone made saying that Capri and Olsa were crappy. It was in no way intended for you brother. I was basically saying that Capri tools are definitely not crappy.

Gotcha, just way showed up on comment feed was lil off placed but slightly confusing at same time lol, thankyou for watching though, hope your week goes well

Thanks rich!

I have baught a number of capri things myself and helped them test number of things in heavy shop over past several years

Because hazard fraud tools are over priced and way over rated for what you get

@@BeardedSeabee82 I have Pittsburgh tools for over 20 years. i use to order hf when it was harbor freight tool n salvage in a ad in a magazine. Anyway I do hate the icon line of tools they have ( some icon IS snap on but that's another debate lol) Quinn line is garbage . hf is hit or miss , depending on what you are buying. The Hercules , Bauer line, there compressors are garbage. I have sold my snap on tools . I basically use Pittsburgh. Old USA craftsman n husky tools. No issue. As far electric power tools I use ryobi with no issues...yes the ryobi bits n blades do suck

I have done engine tranny pulls n swaps...worked on quads Dirt bikes trailers Harleys etc with Pittsburgh tools no issues n I have done some sketchy stuff with them lol.i haven't had 1 tool fail the only tool I broke was a 9/16 old craftsman socket changing a alternator on a k5 blazer. Btw hf tool boxes are good value too :)

Oh quads and dirt bikes, perfect for ye olde shade tree, in meantime, I will continue to work on hd diesels and 1.5 tons and more down the line 40+ hrs a week. Have fun with your toys in the back alley

@@BeardedSeabee82 I live out in the country lol

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It was definitly worth the switch on my end. Evo was starting to go downhill real fast, and honestly wasnt going to stuck around with a company that prettymuch refused to give people raises and benefits got worse and worse every year. More footage to come down road as i get stufd edited. Hope things your way still going good.

Thankyou! Its been a lil bit, but more on way as able to get things edited and uploaded

Havent tried the olsa version to compare honestly. Would think they would be closely comparable to eachother in one way or the other

3/4"dr, flex head with a swivel handle

Their 1/2" works great for trailer airbags too

Thankyou

It is a 3030 on for the model of truck it is on, always consult dealer with VIN to ensure propper size in case your unit cals for dofferent size

"They're for home use" lol. And indeed as I stated, worth the 10 bucks for at home or spares in truck bag or starting out.

I think just longer handles

If you plan on doing full flush and want to get engine warm before hand you can. But do not need to have engine running to drain

Wright makes amazing tools and they are always on my suggestiins for "Snap on quality, but a lil more budget friendly" and they make an amazing wrench. As for the olsa ratchet wrenches, they are what Gear Wrench used to be before apex bought them out and lowered their quality and shipped their ratchet wrench productiin to china. As for the other brands havent really heard much about them or tried them, and yes sometimes we all enjoy tighter tolerances in certain instances😆👍