🔖 Deals 50% off gear wrench brand ratcheting wrenches @advanced auto

[P40E]

I believe some truck tool guys will swap out broken gear wrench stuff if they sell them . I think my snap on guy does .

 

[RICH17]

Lol at harbor freight .

For the everyday guy like me, they're fine. I have been getting all of my hand tools there lately. Their impact sockets worked great and aren't crazy priced.

 

[P40E]

The Pittsburgh name is used to make you think they are made in america . Lol

Also I was told at harbor freight that if you break a socket that was bought in a set , you have to send it back to the manufacturer to get replaced .

 

[RICH17]

I'll ask the next time I am there. I don't mind it being made in china. I haven't had to touch a tool in two weeks. If I were a fulltime mechanic then I would care a little more

 

[Lord Tin Foilhat]

THIS THREAD IS STILL GOING?????????????????????????????????????????????????????

 

[greasy]

Oh the lulz to knocking people who use Gear Wrench, but not use Harbor Freight......shit is the same

 

[Yaj Yak]

pass me dat kool-aid bruh

 

[P40E]

So if everything is the same I guess I can turn in my quality broken Pittsburgh tools into my tool guys at work.

And get the same quality from Pittsburgh , as let's say from proto .

 

[greasy]

I'm drinking all day!

I get it, professional tools are expensive as shit. Hell I bought my first set of tools from Craftsman. It has worked really well for everything I have done. I will say I am a quality junkie with everything though. Add in the fact I can get kick ass shit for at a great discount, warps my sense of reality in this instance.

But in everything I purchase I try to get stuff as high quality as possible whether it is for hockey, my car, shoes, clothes, etc......much to the detriment of my wallet

 

[P40E]

Craftsman has fallen in quality over the last 20 years. If you break a ratchet now , they usually give you a refurbished one. And the metal quality in all their stuff is not the same as in pre 1990 .

They have also outsourced some of their products and still put their logo on it . But don't write usa on the tool.

Just sayin .

 

[Bob Kazamakis]

Last time I brought a broken ratchet in, they rebuilt it while I waited

 

[greasy]

I wasn't trying to suggest Craftsman being super high quality.

Craftsman has gone to shit. I got that tool set right before everything switched to China bullshit.

 

[Turbocharged400sbc]

B**** please.... most of your Mustang is made in China

 

[greasy]

B**** please.... most of your Mustang is made in China

You wish!

 

[Turbocharged400sbc]

oh yeah where did you get yer intercooler pipes from?
Doubt it's genuine Alcoa aluminum foolio

 

[Turbocharged400sbc]

I bet your worm clamps are made in China 2

 

[greasy]

oh yeah where did you get yer intercooler pipes from?
Doubt it's genuine Alcoa aluminum foolio

I'm certain the piping and my IC were made in China. It was the best way to keep my build in my initial budget and still be super effective. My setup doesn't have a problem exceeding the capability of my stock bottom end. In the future that will all be upgraded.

I bet your worm clamps are made in China 2

Wrong, actually Mexico. Thanks NAFTA

 

[DEEZUZ]

I bet your worm clamps are made in China 2

 

[Turbocharged400sbc]

God I love this place.

And here I thought IDGAF was gonna jinx the lulz

 

[IDAFC21]

 

[Fish]

Im sure Greasy also runs AMSoil as well.

 

[greasy]

Ford Motorcraft actually

 

[Fish]

Not quality enough. Might as well be harbor freight.

 

[Turbocharged400sbc]

FoMoCo :hay:

 

[greasy]

Another failed troll attempt by Fishy