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Great advice on how to not take sales personal. I think that is huge for tool guys!

As for the 1 5/16 socket from snap on, $77.75

Hey again Lindsay, I commented earlier but something else came to mind later in the video...I'm in Canada, and I bought some of those KnCut bits from a company here. Absolutely love them! Best of the best, and there's some literature on their website about those bits that I think you'll be super interested in. Lemme know and I'll shoot you a link in the response of this comment later if you like...

I really like that memory feature on that Coast! But unfortunately I just Snagged an Olight Arkfeld that looks a lot like that Coast because I like that shape for the pocket. Have you/do you ever carry Olight? ...Btw, I really respect your attitude as a tool dealer. I just watched a video on 'Snap-On Tool truck etiquette' suggestions. I love his content, but It made it sound like it was job interview with a dress code, if we got along well I might get warranty, and I should maybe bring flowers to get on his good side lol. I totally get not wasting a mans time, or talking sht about brands, but it made me NOT want to go on a truck! You restore my faith in proper business practices when it come to trucks, who's catering to whom, and the fact that I don't have to join a cult, just to walk on one👍

Speed Wrench / Brace - I worked at an Australian John Deere Construction and Forestry Equipment dealer - the owner would often see a mechanic doing up head, sump or axle housing bolts by hand or with a ratchet - he would over to you and look in your tool box - if he saw a Speed Wrench / Brace in your tool box - he would would say - why did you buy that tool for? Use it! If you did not own one - he would tell you to buy one!

When I made the investment into my 1" impact I was pleasantly surprised to find that Sunex had a 1" wheel service socket set for a reasonable price.

Hello again, Lindsay Thank you for another Great Video 👍 Son, that's an awful lot of information on drill bits that I never considered. Off topic, speed handles (Wrenches) are still used in Aviation. Since the event of cordless tools that maybe changing. Personally, I have a 1/4" drive and a 3/8" drive speed handles. I enjoyed watching tonight's video 😊 Again thank you.

You should do something special for episode 100

As someone who has the KNKUT drill bits, but in the metal box, I can attest to their quality. Are they expensive, sure but they are damn sure worth it. I can also say slow is the way to go for sure. I'm a driveway "mechanic", not a professional but I love to equip myself with quality tools and KNKUT is definitely quality. And I don't mind the no warranty because of one breaks I have no problem paying for the replacement. Good stuff my man.

I think you should do an updated Tool truck tour with all the new tools and lights you've been showing.

I own over a dozen speed wrenches. Estate/garage sales they are almost free. $1 each. Wall hangers-for me.

Truck pricing is about convenience, just say like Grainger. I use Grainger because it’s very convenient for me. Time is money. I use Norseman Vortex bits, those things are awesome. I may give KnKut a shot. I also have that same tap & die set, I have had it since 2019. It has served me well.

I've always been a huge fan of Norseman Magnum Super Premium Mechanics Length drill bits. Hold up great if used properly and cheap to replace when individual bits eventually become dull. I have a set of KnKut left-handed drill bits for extraction purposes. Absolutely love them.

Love your videos. This was a huge help for someone who admittedly didn't know any of this info. I really wish you were my tool truck guy. You blow my matco and snap-on dealers out the park.

Lyndsay, I just heard about this video from your latest tool haul video 18/08/24. Had to check to see if I watched it first time round, I did! Still valuable info for most, thanks.

I still have my Proto speedwrenches 1/2 and 3/8's used to use them at new sites where electrical power was spotty and scarce at best and battery technology is nowhere what it is today. I don't use them anymore thanks to being retired and the current state of battery technology That 1 5/16 impact socket is $77.75 in the Snapon catalog. $32 and a full warranty? That's almost a felony. Crap if you are worried about it breaking sooner than a Snapon, buy two and you'll still come out ahead but I seriously doubt they are that much less than a Snapon in quality. Torque Test Channel just did a video for 1 inch guns, IR, air and battery and Milwaukee battery. Those things are scary big. That Gear Wrench Tap and die set looks nice. I don't have a need for one but if I did, that would be the one to get. The dirty little secret about Jerky and BBQ is that most of it is nasty. That's why the good ones get so popular and so big.

Matco bits are covered with a warranty past 1/4 Mac are 100% lifetime

I work with someone who uses them speed wrench's everyday, picks them over air/battery power all day long

I bought mine from snap on just for the hell of it I’ve used it a handful of times I love it

I was an aircraft mechanic and we used 1/4" speed handles to take out screws. We used a ratcheting bit holder and a snap on handle was the best to use because it has a palm holder instead of a handle. We use the 1/4" because you can put a lot of pressure on it and it would flex and help with screws where the head was worn out.

Tool truck pricing reflects the service and time savings. Going or ordering, paying over time, any warranty issues, knowledge that any opinions are real and not paid reviews. Have a few streamlight but now have 1 coast due to you. It's great. The right tool for the right job used correctly makes every job easier easier. Just say8ng , as an independent you have an advantage. Astro has a new 10.5 8nch 11mm coming out for their 1/4 inch stubby sockets. Get on that. Those sets and ratchet really come in handy. Saves room in toolbox and is dual use ( sockets and wrenches ). Great video. Keep up the great series. 👍

The story time with Lindsay was great. I have two 1/2” impacts I want to upgrade the performance on. I have seen performance rebuild kits on eBay for $75, but I’ve been too lazy to try. We may have to try one out!

I love the gearwrench tap and die set. Well worth the money in my opinion

I just treaded my snapon ratchet for the insider

I have the Gearwrench indexing pry bar that is slightly smaller, around 3 foot. One thing I don’t like about it, it deflects/bends quite a bit. It’s still a handy tool and worth the price, I just wish it could handle some the heavier duty jobs.

It is rare that i miss a Coyle Tool Haul. Sunday routine. Big news buddy! I just bought an 04 MT45 GW truck CHEAP! I have moved up out of the trailer and into a full size truck. Night and day. Appreciate all of your videos through the years on how to get started. Biggest thing i follow is i warranty even when others don't want to fool with it. Great content as always!

How much is that extendable pry bar? Thanks for another great tool review, hope you get some rest.

A Sunday afternoon tradition

I grabbed my long reach snapons way more than my regular length. It just works better don't have to reach as far

48 inch pry bar.... mannnn that has ER written all over it hahaha

Since I'm pretty easy on my tools at work and rarely break anything the majority of the time I won't buy from tool trucks. Companies like Tekton, Capri, Koken, and multiple other companies that sell direct to consumer got me covered. Typically, I don't even think about warranty when I buy tools. I will admit, I dropped major coin on my full set of Snap-on retaining ring pliers that I do break from time to time for the lifetime warranty and the convenience factor. My buddy is a Snap-On dealer.

I remember when Craftsman came out with the indexable head prybars, all they got were hatred and criticism, people refused to try them being Craftsman and now how many companies make them?

Hello again, Lindsay Thank you for another Great Video 👍 I have only one tool truck experience buying a tool. Which I needed for a Government contract job. Mac tools at the time was the only one who had a tool that worked for my needs. I always appreciated the experience. Again thank you 😊

This week "Tools In The Haul" is 75% everything I order this week.. LOL I need you to work a little harder on getting stuff I don't have..! Great video always good..!

I have the gear wrench indexing pry bars. I love them. But none of them are that big. I also have the large lang brake tool. Nice and smooth compresses the piston without breaking things. With a tool truck you are paying for convenience and service. If you are replacing or buying tools you aren’t making money. Time is money. Wasting time is wasting money. Lang Lisle and Astro are awesome tool brands. Never had a bad tool from any of them.

If your unfamiliar with tool truck prices , AND the benefits offered , please keep your unfounded comments to a minimum. PS - Milwaukee power tools on Amazon are extremely difficult , if possible , to get warranted . J7st saying buyer beware there .

I'm an A level tech with 8 years experience and just recently found myself gravitating to the truck for certain tools that may be more expensive but are just nicer and have a hassle free warranty, which I have learned to appreciate as I've gotten older and my life has gotten a lot more busy. I push our new guys to go to the harbor freight next door for their first tools.

Two drication same side sir

Capri, Powerbuilt, Gearwrench, Performance Tool, even Horusdy are good budget options.

yo u still sell these things I need a big one

Kit part # plz thanks

Kinda hoped this kit had ratcheting wrenches 🔧

This is my Sunday afternoon after church tradition

I never dreamed those wedge style lights would be comfortable in your pocket all day but I have a couple of them because I work overnight during our October harvest run and don't ever want to be without. I routinely sit for 12 hours in a tractor or truck and can't even tell the light is in my pocket.

SK is no longer making tools in the US

My problem was in the throttle. After taking the snap ring out I found an orange/white rubbery o ring that was cracking and falling apart causing the sticking. Do you know where I could find this part?

Hello again, Lindsay Thank you for another Great Video 👍 Great advice, as always 👍

Coast makes good lights!

Another good video.. I just got all the colors in for the Coast Slayer lights this week also.. Great light anyone who buys them have nothing but great feedback on them..

I have that titan blow gun. It aint bad at all. Works great for me. Plus u get the rubber tips like u said!