I don’t know about the torque, but the harbor freight Hercules extended head 3/8 ratchet is the best ratchet I’ve ever used next to the snap on. But I’m not paying $600 for the snap on. Harbor freight all day.
@@dallas5374 And if you're too stupid to spend money wisely just call other people broke to advertise how limited your maturity level and intellect are. Plenty of pro mechanics I know have some harbor freight tools in their arsenal. I do too, and I can afford any of them.
I just purchased a set of low profile impact 3/8 sockets for the old extended ratchetthat's it. Everything else is in 1/2, but this set of impact serves the 3/8 ratchet well.
I love my high speed, use it to take mold inserts out, and back in, and doesn’t produce enough torque to hurt the aluminum, it’s low torque is the primary reason I bought it, the crazy speed is just a bonus
The issue that i have with this new model is that they didn't make all the proprietary sockets pass through. I really needed the 18mm to be a pass through socket.
Is there a release date for these yet? I’ve been putting off getting an extended reach ratchet because I wasn’t sure if I wanted a 1/4 or a 3/8. This completely solves my issue
The Snap-on 1/4" hex impact (and the other ones) with that rocker trigger are pretty sweet. I don't own one personally, but have had the chance to play with a couple of them and really like them VS the paddle on the Milwaukee. (...I've got all Milwaukee M12 and M18 for the most part though.)
@@scrambler350 I've seen videos of mechanics pissing and moaning about them breaking and having issues with warranty. I see snap on as a bad electric brand to go with just because of how uncommon it is. It would cause issues on battery limitations. I buy milwaukee and dewalt, it makes it easy in the field to swap batteries or tools if other people have them.
The Milwaukee head is thicker in my opinion. I have the Matco one. It’s pretty good. Couldn’t afford the brute from snap on. My impact and impact driver are Milwaukee though!!!
How well are the drive adapters retained? My concern is when pulling off sockets from the square drive adapters that it will release and you will pull the whole adapter out with the socket still attached. I like the concept for the fact you can have extra 1/4” and 3/8” adapters on hand in case you break a square drive off. That is something that will keep you in service using the tool instead of waiting for warranty repair. I would probably rarely use the pass through sockets but still nice to have on hand. Thanks
I think it would of been best to integrate a quick release to each of the adapters...otherwise you are pulling the whole adapter out of the ratchet to change a socket. ✌🕶🔧
Definitely a huge deal. Much better. You get a ratchet that is natively ¼ AND ⅜. No having to stick ⅜ to ¼ on the ⅜ anvil. There are no downsides. People just want to whine about something.
@@littlejackalo5326it does look way better tbh. If I want to use a 3/8 I would have to use an adapter on my 1/4 inch ratchet which makes it bulky. It's way better, as long as the ratchet holds the socket in place, and as long as the tool have enough torque.
currently in the process of swapping out all my Milwaukee stuff for snap on. Milwaukee is cutting corners and just making silly decisions. Snap on finally went brushless and is really making kick ass tools. Shit like this with pass through sockets is dumb. Only Joe Homeowner thinks its a good idea.
That adapter is going to be the new 10mm
😂😂 it’s possible. So far so good with me but who knows
Underrated ! ❤
I’ve lost 3 already 😢
I've lost the 10mm in this set, it's 10$ for a replacement single socket
I own one of these, it’s freaking amazing. It eliminates the need to have a 3/8 and separate 1/4 drives
The snap on has more torque. It can turn a caliper screw no problem.
That's sweet! Just because of the pass thru design! I think I'm going to but the impact design first.. but I might have to get one of these too!
I don’t know about the torque, but the harbor freight Hercules extended head 3/8 ratchet is the best ratchet I’ve ever used next to the snap on. But I’m not paying $600 for the snap on. Harbor freight all day.
i got the m12 3/8 fuel with a charger and amp battery for like the same price on black friday
Harbor freight fan boy lol. If you’re broke say so.
@@dallas5374 Are you asking if I’m broke?
@@dallas5374 hey mr. moneybaggs, send a few money trucks my way since you got it like that.
@@dallas5374 And if you're too stupid to spend money wisely just call other people broke to advertise how limited your maturity level and intellect are. Plenty of pro mechanics I know have some harbor freight tools in their arsenal. I do too, and I can afford any of them.
I just purchased a set of low profile impact 3/8 sockets for the old extended ratchetthat's it. Everything else is in 1/2, but this set of impact serves the 3/8 ratchet well.
I love my high speed, use it to take mold inserts out, and back in, and doesn’t produce enough torque to hurt the aluminum, it’s low torque is the primary reason I bought it, the crazy speed is just a bonus
The issue that i have with this new model is that they didn't make all the proprietary sockets pass through. I really needed the 18mm to be a pass through socket.
It’s too big to be pass through. The head would have to be bigger. They closed them off after the material would have been too thin to hold up.
Is there a release date for these yet? I’ve been putting off getting an extended reach ratchet because I wasn’t sure if I wanted a 1/4 or a 3/8. This completely solves my issue
Yes September. A few places are doing pre orders on them
I'm holding out for a good Black Friday deal on these before pulling the trigger - but I'm same as you, couldn't decide whether to get the 1/4 or 3/8"
The high speed ratchet are probably still a must need . The small head helps a lot
Until you lose the adapter
They're $9.99ea (1/4", 3/8" or the 1/2"), get an extra 3/8" if you're using it daily and you'll be good.
@@scrambler350- I like that in this way you can use any of the three square drive sizes without using an additional adapter.
5 bucks lol
Hell yeah I had no idea they made a half inch adapter
Buy Snap-On pliers! Ok? Pliers. Side cutters, wire strippers, combination pliers. But NEVER there electric tools. Milwakee for everything electric
The Snap-on 1/4" hex impact (and the other ones) with that rocker trigger are pretty sweet.
I don't own one personally, but have had the chance to play with a couple of them and really like them VS the paddle on the Milwaukee.
(...I've got all Milwaukee M12 and M18 for the most part though.)
@@scrambler350 I've seen videos of mechanics pissing and moaning about them breaking and having issues with warranty. I see snap on as a bad electric brand to go with just because of how uncommon it is. It would cause issues on battery limitations. I buy milwaukee and dewalt, it makes it easy in the field to swap batteries or tools if other people have them.
The Milwaukee head is thicker in my opinion. I have the Matco one. It’s pretty good. Couldn’t afford the brute from snap on. My impact and impact driver are Milwaukee though!!!
I’ll still pick the snap on just for that trigger
That’s bad ass
Where that mf around your neck on a chain 😅😅😅
What I want is for the hex drive to be 16mm and for every socket up to 1" (7/8 or 22mm at least) to be a through hole socket.
Can’t do it.
My only holdback is the trigger on their ratchets which is my I have the snap on long necks
Buttons are coming for Milwaukee’s 😎😎
I’ve always liked those triggers It feels familiar reminds me of pneumatic tools.
@@Enrightauto harbor freight’s have buttons 😬
@@Afrattzz1 Harbor freights ratchet sucks I own it
This would be great for running nuts up all thread
Yep that’s one of its intended purposes
Yeah but when using the 1/4" or 3/8" adapter with other sockets it keeps pulling the adapter out when changing sockets. Very very annoying
Yea it needs some help on the adapters for sure
I would like to get a setup like this 😊😊
I haven't got that yet! Lovely
How well are the drive adapters retained? My concern is when pulling off sockets from the square drive adapters that it will release and you will pull the whole adapter out with the socket still attached. I like the concept for the fact you can have extra 1/4” and 3/8” adapters on hand in case you break a square drive off. That is something that will keep you in service using the tool instead of waiting for warranty repair. I would probably rarely use the pass through sockets but still nice to have on hand. Thanks
I posted a pros and cons video actually on this on my long form
Yes finally but..... passtru would great im going to buy this one meanwhile
I think it would of been best to integrate a quick release to each of the adapters...otherwise you are pulling the whole adapter out of the ratchet to change a socket.
✌🕶🔧
It’s not as bad as you think . They just need to indent the adapters twice like they did the sockets and it would be fine
@@Enrightauto Good to know this..i'm on the fence for this product. Thank you for your input Friend
Are the sockets compatible with long bolts?
Why did you spray paint the snap on lol
Special sockets = extra more money to spend.
Comes with them
A lot done that I just wonder if they sacrifice on internals ever to achieve that
When switching sockets you will yank that adapter out. 💯
I dont see Why red or yellow did not just use 17mm outer hex…greed
They have fixed the issue
I have one of these...bad ass 👌
These are the only Milwaukee tool that’s has let me down over the years.
Is that a through socket? Can a bolt pass all the way through it?
Yes up to 15mm they are pass through
When are they going to make one to use it straight forward .. or at different angles 📐 or is there something like that ??
use a joint connector bolt
Never needed an air long neck. Dont need an electric.
Sae available or just metric?
i dont want the adapter to come out everytime i switch sockets
agreed
Fukin love that thing
If you lose the adapter you are screwed. How much is a replacement adapter?
Cheap
What's the model #?
until the adapter gets stuck with the socket
Can u fit the gear wrench passthrough socket or Craftsman or Pittsburgh
Nope. The Milwaukee drive side is quite a bit smaller than other pass through sockets
Works better impact angle drill
Done. Sold, didn’t even need it till now
Stop the cap, that's a huge deal
Yeah that sucks
Definitely a huge deal. Much better. You get a ratchet that is natively ¼ AND ⅜. No having to stick ⅜ to ¼ on the ⅜ anvil. There are no downsides. People just want to whine about something.
@@littlejackalo5326it does look way better tbh.
If I want to use a 3/8 I would have to use an adapter on my 1/4 inch ratchet which makes it bulky.
It's way better, as long as the ratchet holds the socket in place, and as long as the tool have enough torque.
It most certainly affects you and if you need this explained then you need to remove yourself from internet access.
Maybe you should clarify your statement 🙄
What is the model number ? I can’t find it
I tried to find it also and I was unable to sew a model number or a site location plus the model number would be helpful.
So they just stole the Makita design.
Never seen it. What’s the part number
@@Enrightauto RW01Z Makita gives you 3/8" and 1/4" snap in anvils
@@sixtyfiveford ahh yes I see. Different design but similar idea. The insider ratchet is for Low clearance areas with the pass thru sockets
As they compare it to the Snap On version from Three generations ago 😂 all tool brands do this shit and it ridiculous 🙄
What is the model number ? I don’t see them at Home Depot website
Those Milwaukee batteries are terrible. I have the snapon and Milwaukee ratchets. Battery life isn’t close to the snap on.
Why have you spray painted the snap on tho 😂
It's not like ANY professional mechanic that uses Snap on a daily can't tell what the painted one is instantly anyway....😂😂😂
Huh, funny that they release the ryobi version before this one.
No they don’t. It’s a ratchet and a drill. They don’t have a right angle impact like this
Can't wait to spend 1000 on it
Or $300
What if you lose or break the adapter.
Replace them
They sell them for 10 bucks.
Get the Snap On.
Snap on doesn’t make a pass thru
G.G.
What is THE POINT OF THOSE SPECIAL SOCKETS??? Like wtf???
Because they are low profile and they are pass thru 👀👀
That little black thing falls out all the damn time when you losin or facin things
Hella ratchet
But you are paying for those sockets as a set.
They come with it.
Milwaukee won’t sell a lot of that garbage at their price
currently in the process of swapping out all my Milwaukee stuff for snap on. Milwaukee is cutting corners and just making silly decisions. Snap on finally went brushless and is really making kick ass tools. Shit like this with pass through sockets is dumb. Only Joe Homeowner thinks its a good idea.
I love both brands and own both. But saying this is dumb shows your closed mindedness and ignorance. You are just missing out
No thanks , i already have too many sockets
700
Or $299
You say 16 fp or 60fp
60
Those look like the same sockets from duralast.
80f/lbs
60
the milwaukee triggers are ugly
It is a big of a deal there’s already stuff and tools made to use with electric tools there’s no need for greedy charges for a tool😂😂😂
This comment makes zero sense
I'd still take my 12 volt DeWalt rated at 60 ft lbs over that everyday !
Bulky monstrosity’s with the 18v and 12v battery’s that dewalt uses no thanks
Why haven’t they made one with a swivel head? Ryobi or Rigid has one. I forgot which brand.
Ryobi has to have one because the big battery. Likely why they haven’t yet
Listen, I love all my Milwaukee tools, but don’t compare the ratchets to Snapons because they don’t compare.
The new dewalts are better
😂😂😂😂