#HarborFreight ICON Tools Exposed! #MrSubaru1387 #Shorts

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[williamallen]

The difference is, HF will replace that ratchet when it breaks for life. Amazon will laugh at you if ask about a lifetime warranty.

[ecaparts]

The ‘ON’ / ‘OFF’ labeling makes it all worth the extra cost! 👍

[lakerkid]

the real rip-off is the snap on ratchet for $130

[yout]

I love how every consumer thinks a company making money is simply ripping you off.

[WalkerKlondyke]

Fair point. But what would it take to warranty out the Amazon tool when it breaks? They always say part of the expense of SnapOn is the lifetime warranty. Same goes for the HF.

[TDIETZ]

Thats fine. Project Farm does extensive reviews on tools. The ICON torque wrench is great and affordable.

[SenorSpielbergo-idxe]

This muppet: "Harbor Freight is ripping you off by charging you $40 for a ratchet."

Also this muppet: "$200 for a Snap-on ratchet is awesome."

[landonlehman]

I just bought Icon impact wobble sockets, and I could've got them much cheaper online, but I figured it'd be easier to warranty them out at harbor freight.

[shark]

Muh gawd, you mean to tell me that Harborfreight doesn't make their own tools. I for one am shocked! SHOCKED I SAY.

[Mandalore]

I feel better about myself for NOT buying it from Amazon

[dad_churbin]

Harbor freight living rent free in a lot of heads here

[ussjohnston]

That's one of my favorite things about tools is hunting down OEM's whenever I see the "Made in Taiwan" on the box. A lot of your forged beam ratcheting wrenches are made in Taiwan and rebranded. Reversible ones are easier to spot, the brass set screw under the box end is indicative of Kabo being the OEM, for example. I like it, because I get to save money on tools, and I get to play junior detective while doing it!

[eaasness]

They have a physical store you can go to and swap it if it breaks. That's what you are paying for.

[coryulrich]

And why couldn't you post a link to said socket set?

[SlowDelSol]

Warranty is almost as important as the tools themselves these days. Good luck with the Amazon one.

[brerrabbit]

Open them up and show definitively that they're identical

[miguelgonzalez]

I’m too much of a fan boy to care, but don’t forget the in store swap if you break it

[yeagermcbipper]

Good luck getting that rando Chinese Amazon seller honoring the warranty.

[brysonbuffington]

That extra 5 bucks is the lifetime warranty

[mightywhitey]

That's why when I buy a tool from Harbor Freight, I wait until they have a clearance sale and then use coupons.
I bought a sawzall from them over 5 years ago and it still works great.