You have a factory reject and just return it!!! I have used klein tools for the past 67 years, and they are great!!!! I have bought that exact tool, and I don't like the spring operated tool!! I have the crimping version, and I love them!!!!
❤ What harbor freight lights are they on the inside please? Model # and brand/maker would be great to know. Plan to do like you did- thank you in advance
I personally don't like or see the need for these overpacked, overhyped , smart watches.... that's why I have an iPhone.... I want my watch to do one thing which is what it's meant for, and that is to tell me the time... I have 10 Casios in my collection, including the GD 350 which I just got, and although they have many different functions, I personally don't use them... nice to have I guess if I ever needed it, But as it stands right now, I don't use those functions.... I like the Casios for their rugged looks, and for the overall durability of these watches.... you get a lot of watch for the price point.... But everybody has different taste, and some people swear by, Apple watches and similar smart watches, I just personally don't see the need for them and I don't like the overall design
Estimado, te vendieron un modelo pasado o usado en buen estado, te apareció la señal de BATERÍA BAJA 😲 que implica cambiar cuanto antes la pila y hacerlo ante un centro autorizado por CASIO
love the lights inside the bag , the d rings would be good for a shoulder strap as i cant see that the small wheels would be good on rough terrain , ie a building site (construction site ) its hard enough to pull a dewalt tough system 2 wheeler over uneven ground so the veto on wheels is only good on very smooth surfaces imho
I do HVAC. I have these tools. I use them when I'm in a crawl space and reserve my Klein tools for when I'm in an attic, basement etc. Been a year and they hold up well. Even the commercial electric multimeter
I still have mine and still going strong for what they are and money spent. I love those pliers and have other brands version of those pliers and am a fan of multipliers meaning less tools in the tool pouch. I have 2 of them (one as backup) yes 2 of those kobalt pliers they (to me) work great.
I still have mine and still going strong for what they are and money spent. I love those pliers and have other brands version of those pliers and am a fan of multipliers meaning less tools in the tool pouch. I have 2 of them (one as backup) yes 2 of those kobalt pliers they (to me) work great.
I still have mine and still going strong for what they are and money spent. I love those pliers and have other brands version of those pliers and am a fan of multipliers meaning less tools in the tool pouch. I have 2 of them (one as backup) yes 2 of those kobalt pliers they (to me) work great.
I still have mine and still going strong for what they are and money spent. I love those pliers and have other brands version of those pliers and am a fan of multipliers meaning less tools in the tool pouch. I have 2 of them (one as backup) yes 2 of those kobalt pliers they (to me) work great.
I still have mine and still going strong for what they are and money spent. I love those pliers and have other brands version of those pliers and am a fan of multipliers meaning less tools in the tool pouch. I have 2 of them (one as backup) yes 2 of those kobalt pliers they (to me) work great.
I still have mine and still going strong for what they are and money spent. I love those pliers and have other brands version of those pliers and am a fan of multipliers meaning less tools in the tool pouch. I have 2 of them (one as backup) yes 2 of those kobalt pliers they (to me) work great.
Yep, these knives are great. Just bought one, and couldn’t be happier. I have a similar knife that I bought for over $100, different brand, and compared to the crescent knife, they are built so similar, that I would be happy just to use the crescent
TTI (Techtronic Industries) owns a number of brands including Milwaukee, Ryobi, and Hart. I suspect that, though its the same parent company, Hart has a separate design and manufacturing stream from Milwaukee, the same way Ryobi does. As we see more of each product manufactured offshore those streams are more increasingly likely to merge, in my opinion.
the battery light on mine went off like 4 times then it went away i was just going to keep ruining it until the display went blank, its still going. after it goes away it starts running normal again i guess its set to go at a set amount of time and dont really check the battery level. its been doing it for 9 years.
They work great for what they are I have two pairs as much as I love them. So when I do a job I can share with a friend if I have a person working with me.
m@@ArmandoGaytan18yes (to me) they do I like them. I think they will make a good backup to the Milwaukee version. I have both versions 6-in-1 and 7-in-1 Milwaukee version they are awesome too.
Yeah....nice boots.....luv the Thorogood 1957 series....!!!! All of my footwear has been Thorogood for over a year now....they do make great boots...!!! Thanks for the video....Cheers....!!!!