TOP Harbor Freight Tools For DIY #Auto #Mechanics

Torque wrench, flex/swivel head wrench, specialty wrenches, and a low profile jack will definitely needed as you start your beginner automotive DIY mechanic car journey.

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[gettwitchdroned]

My first ever tools I got at 16yo were all from harbor freight. 3/8” socket set, allen wrenches, pliers set, screwdriver set. Ever since then I have been addicted to collecting tools

[kinghelp]

Quinn had a sale for 20% off their torque adapters which are (+-2) which is great for a torque wrench. Best it's an attachment so you can use a rachet or breaker bar.

[justastocklbaez]

Do not do not buy that torque wrench they are junk and do not last. I've have had 3 fall apart from sitting. I got a 1/2" snap on click type torque wrench in my tool at work that I hardly use and it ain't broke once.

[stephenbrady]

I bought a harbor freight torque wrench and had it calibrated and it failed to the point that it could not be calibrated. Fresh out of the box and broken. Never buy there torque wrenches

[masonhawkins]

Bro is that the Shawnee location? Or do they all look the same? 😂😂

[LOWKEYDANGER]

My hf don't have no gold ratchet what the heck

[keepamericagreat]

Harbor freight tools are good for one time usage or if you have a high risk of breaking the tool. I personally buy tool truck tools such as Stinson tool worx (local tool truck) and snap on. I had a lot of harbor freight tools but when I started working in the shop I broke them all using them for what they were made for, but when I bought more off the tool trucks and Lowe's/home depot I have yet to break any tools.

[adviseandmorecarsandmore]

Don't ever use a floor jack for a transmission. Do you want to risk loosing your teeth. Harbor freight sells a transmission jack. I hope nobody dies from thinking that no no I just talked about is a real way to drop a transmission. Take advise from a real mechanic.