My Snap-on 8850 lasted 7 years of daily shop use before needing a rebuild, that’s why I bought the 9080 over less expensive competition

@erlinguerrero2112

4 ай бұрын

i love how people always talk how expensive snap-on tools are but never talk about the how they can pay it off over time like they do with there vehicle

DeWalt DCF961 has entered the chat at a fraction of the cost while absolutely clobbering this lime green hair dyer looking thing from Snap-on. 😃

@404notfound.....

9 ай бұрын

Well said!!

@markm0000

9 ай бұрын

I suspect this is actually a Dewalt with a different case and more sound dampening.

@Modine.

9 ай бұрын

​@@markm0000If this was a rebadged DeWALT then it would've made the exact same amount of torque.

@markm0000

9 ай бұрын

@@Modine. anyways it’s a copy of something because the battery looks straight up Milwaukee and the motor area looks like Dewalt. It could have different software in the controller to make it quieter but trade performance.

@sashawaxman807

9 ай бұрын

@@markm0000they may have reverse engineered but it is not designed with cooperation from Stanley Black and Decker

I'd much rather have the DeWALT DCF961 hands down.

@sushininja1701

9 ай бұрын

It's an ABSOLUTE UNIT! Crazy amounts of Torque. It even goes past Milwaukees 1 inch battery monster. I'm well into Herc's line of tools. Love my Ultra. The 961 does work with a simple 5 Amp battery. Imagine what it would do with a 8, 12 or 15 Amp battery. If they ever go on sale, I'd Def consider a buy. The vibration though

Snap on builds these in the US some parts are foreign sourced so they can’t use the “Made in the USA” designation. A note on price , one thing this testing does not take into account is durability. As a twenty year dealer I’ve seen a rare handful of these 1/2 inch impacts come back on warranty. This is a professional tool not intended or designed for the homeowner market. Our intended customers knock the smack out of these tools for hours, months, and years. These can also be rebuilt off warranty for years extending their useful life for career techs by using snap ons flat rate repair program.

For that price...I could buy 3 new dewalt impacts

@markm0000

9 ай бұрын

lol imagine dual wielding 2 DCF900’s and taking off 2 lug nuts at a time.

@danr1920

9 ай бұрын

Don't you think you'd only need one? I doubt the Snap On would even out last one.

@sushininja1701

9 ай бұрын

​@@markm0000Like holding 2 Desert Eagles 😅

@connor3288

9 ай бұрын

​@@markm0000"Make my day!"😂

@markm0000

9 ай бұрын

@@connor3288 2 chicks at the same time

For the price and warranty I would buy the dcf961

Mine broke 2 months in after using a 1 3/4” socket but got warrantied / rebuilt . Some spring broke internally that made the hammers connect . Seems good now , haven’t used it yet . Had the tool in 2 weeks delivered at work . Honestly , the warranty and support you get from the truck ( if they’re good and like ya ) really is a part of the price tag . I had no worries at all with mine . Plus , the coworker sent out a Milwaukee 1/2” impact to get rebuilt and it was over 6 months before he heard anything . I don’t even think he got it back . Ended up getting the company to get him a 3/4”

Tim you have the red one and the green one in the background , they actually made their 3 with Colors of a stop light 😂😂😂

Sorry, I'll take the Dewalt you just reviewed!!!!!!!

I do love that reversing/tightening light feature wouldn’t even be a bad idea if someone made a gun that you could program a chime of some sort you could have turn on when you go into clockwise rotation especially with 3/8 or 1/4 guns.

If it doesnt say made in usa anywhere, its not. Thats rediculous for its price. Dewalt high torque all the way

Fee looks like Ryobi has upped it's game😂

Expensive prices are also something the SnapOn can't break free of...

@FusionKota

9 ай бұрын

Buy once, cry once! Or cry forever because you made the mistake of getting into the field of technicians in the first place lol

@royagservicesllc387

9 ай бұрын

@dakota7086 That doesn't apply to the tool in the video. No lifetime warranty on that.

@jessebell890

9 ай бұрын

Don’t say the price is too high, admit you can’t afford it

@royagservicesllc387

9 ай бұрын

@jessebell890 🤣 Snap-on stamped on the undies!

@jessebell890

9 ай бұрын

@@royagservicesllc387I even have the snap on Covid mask and socks on and shirt and everything else they make. Even a freezer snap on bag for my groceries, I’m just a goofy dumb dumb that gives their whole check to the snap on guy so I don’t have to go to harbor freight weekly

I own this gun its well worth it and any issues i get a swap out from my snapon dealer its how he runs his tool Truck

$1100, shorter than average industry standard warranty, less power. SnapOn probably not even making these in the U.S.A. Probably assembled in USA, at best. Big big big big L for the SnapOn fans. And they'll back out of this video, with tears in their eyes.

@spreaddeezhazelnutz7511

9 ай бұрын

I would go as far as to say the Snap-On fans are possibly even more annoying than Tesla fanboys.

@jonathanshaw8868

7 ай бұрын

Hey if you were dumb enough to pay an extra 700 dollars for less performance, you would be feeling insulted too...

I got the little brother that's like 5 percent less powerful according to the Torque Test Channel. The CT9050. I LOVE IT. I got it for $539 with 1 battery and the charger off the truck. If you like your Snap On dealer and he treats you right with honoring warranties, buy this impact. It's fantastic. Just make sure you get it for a good price. Nobody should pay full price for these tools.

@tiddybagel

9 ай бұрын

That price is still pretty rough

@riba2233

9 ай бұрын

Still not even close to being worth it.

@xxxxM0NS7ERxxxx

9 ай бұрын

Rather get the Hercules ultra torque for the same performance and 1/4 of a price. It also has 5 year warranty and over the counter same day tool swap

@asphaltspecialties

9 ай бұрын

I can’t imagine how embarrassed I would be to say I have anything snapon. They don’t have the best of anything…

This review was great

I don't think Snap-On actually makes these tools, though I have no proof. But from a vid I recently saw from AvE, The quality is pretty shoddy.

@connor3288

9 ай бұрын

Makes me think of that show How It's Made. Wish more manufacturers would show how their tools are made and where, some people care.

Curious to see if their CT861 and the CT9010 compare.

I can buy 2 maybe 3 Milwaukee gen 3 model 2967, Cheaper, better warranty and stronger.

I better wait for the new Milwaukee that will be released soon, it will be less than half the price lol

@Xoars

9 ай бұрын

Try less than 1/3 the price

COO is on the bottom right facing outward if you're holding the gun. its right above the battery slide. left side say brushless the other side is COO. Mine says assembled in the USA, like the Dewalt cordless tools. I doubt any consumer cordless tool is 100% made in the USA, the electronics are almost always Taiwan.

How much more money for how much less torque then a dewalt? Or a Milwaukee? Lol. Edit: and the warranty is worse? Only 2 years or 1000 charge cycle? That charge cycle crap is BS

@nixaeagle141

9 ай бұрын

Let me know when the Milwaukee truck shows up and gives you at all when your shop needs. One doesn’t have time to drive all over town looking for replacement tools.

@bossmanz28

9 ай бұрын

@@nixaeagle141 classic argument thats invalid to justify triple to quadruple the price. Plus pretty sure its easier to jus go to home depot or lowes instantly if its that critical. O the tool truck doesnt come til a certain day but i need it now. And you dont have to drive all over. Jus go online and see what store has it

@vinichi3014

7 ай бұрын

@@nixaeagle141you do know mac sales dewalt impcts right goofy and warranties them

1092$ with battery and charger 😂

@jeffreycole2816

9 ай бұрын

insanity...

What did the 2767 break loose?

Would like to see a test with the CT9100 3/4" impact wrench. To see the difference between the 2. Great video!!!

Dewault or Milawaukee much better quality & price plus with bag & charger..

These are assembled in the USA, but with both foreign and domestic parts. It says assembled in USA right on the tool.

Id rather buy ryobi's high torque because i have the mid speaking of high tourqe please do a ryobi high tourqe test with there new 8ah and 12ah hp batteries

snapon should change name to overpricedone

Even the basic boxes from tool manufacturer are 3x better than snap on and on top of that if you buy a battery and charger combo they’ll almost always come with a bag or a case

@David..

8 ай бұрын

I love the bags. Hate the blow molded cases and end up throwing them out. The DeWalt tool bags are great I throw my 1/2” Impact, a battery, and a lug socket in one of those and then chuck it into the back seat before long road trips.

Not a bad impact but why does SO design an impact that already looks a decade old. You think they could do better.

$1200 yikes

I'm early to the party so we are going to see whats what 💯

1200 bucks for a impact wrench is obsurd.

@BenJamin-ou7kd

9 ай бұрын

For you it is

@jonathanshaw8868

7 ай бұрын

​@@BenJamin-ou7kdyou can literally buy any 1" for that price with more power, and a milwaukee high torque, and probably have money left over...

Ungrounded plugs? Holy smokes.. the 80s called

What’s the code for the kit please

I have the milwaukee high torque, I barely have to use it because I also have the milwaukee mid torque. I imagine the only thing that will be better p4p is the new flex when it comes out. And the only thing better than both of those is the dewalt, I'm sure the dewalt will beat the flex. So I mean??? Why spend that much.

That's one expensive Ryobi

That looks like an oil filter strap wrench 2:27

Harbor Freight as enter the chat 😅😅😅

If u cover everything and just leave the color out, it looks like ryobi

You are correct their packaging is the reason half the stuff I buy is scuffed up scratched dinged or has cuts into it when I buy it brand new for a premium price

@Shoptoolreviews

9 ай бұрын

That is very sad. Thanks for sharing and watching.

@someguy2312

9 ай бұрын

@@Shoptoolreviews I bought one of their newer drills it took a dump after 3 months and only 4 uses! Those 4 uses were drilling out rivets for door panels on Mercedes

@someguy2312

9 ай бұрын

@@Shoptoolreviews besides that I’ve had no issues w my other 10 power tools

@douglasdangelo6755

9 ай бұрын

Snap on's price is a result of archaic business models and practices. You are paying very high markups to support the dealer franchises as well as paying for loss recovery for all of those mechanics who finance a tool and then disappear or stop making payments on their stuff bought off the tool truck

@someguy2312

9 ай бұрын

@@douglasdangelo6755 I’ve heard from dealers when they order tools for us online they make no money bc they get it at the same price as us I wonder if that’s a lie I’ve also been told they have to take the tools snap on sends them and they get charged interest until they are sold. they are forced to buy bigger trucks at times, the routes are expensive and they only make real money when they get us to finance or they get tool promos at the shows and then can make better profit idk what’s true or was isn’t but I know snap on is a little messed up I’ve seen the prices those guys who go to uti get w the student discount it’s ridiculous it’s literally 50% off on hand tools or more sometimes so when they say they can’t bring the price down I laugh

Snap on tired of getting smoked by Ryobi so they mimicked the color.

Petty cool package this tool comes in 😳🤣😂🤣😂

For that price I would rather buy Harbor Freight's Ultra Torque or DeWalt's DCF961.

You could just call your local dealer an have them come to your house just saying

I dont understand why people pay for snap on electrical stuff. Its all outsourced, over priced, under performs and cost a lot more than rivals

Haha I’ll keep the Hercules Ultra Torque with 100ft. Lbs. more for $500 less bare tool, $700+ less kitted. I also don’t want this to be made in USA, because that means HF’s chinesium manufactury is putting out more power than us, and that wouldn’t tickle my toes the right way either haha. Granted, that snappy should last about 3x as long, but HF let’s you replace it within 5 years anyway🤷‍♂️ this thing is a status symbol as much as it is an impact wrench lol

Hey Tim, my ct9080 was well worth the price, it was the strongest impact I ever owned till it was stolen, I’ll get another one when I can afford it!

@riba2233

9 ай бұрын

It is not worth it at all compared to the competition

@robertfrate9738

9 ай бұрын

@@riba2233 really, the dcf961 is better? Or Milwaukee 2967 is better? Which do you recommend?

@riba2233

9 ай бұрын

@@robertfrate9738 every high end high torque model is much better buy when you consider the performance, price and the whole battery platform. Dewalt 900 or 961, Milwaukee current or upcoming model, makita xgt, even hikoki...

@joseguti928

9 ай бұрын

@@robertfrate9738the DCF961 is strongest right now following Milwaukee

@vinichi3014

7 ай бұрын

You paid 1k for an impact that cant even beat out an hf impact and said its worth the price 😂😂😂

Everyone else needs to just give up since DeWalt made the DCF961

@royagservicesllc387

9 ай бұрын

Milwaukee put Dewalt to shame a while ago. I own both.

@jeffmorefield

9 ай бұрын

@@royagservicesllc387 Really? Please enlighten us all to when this took place? Milwaukee putting Dewalt to shame in the impacts.

@slingin_tires

9 ай бұрын

@@royagservicesllc387 Currently DeWalt has milwaukee in great shame.

Snap on makes everything except the circuit boards and electric components of their impacts with the exception of a german made bearings in some impact models. Everything else is made and assembled in the US.

The HF ultra torque is stronger. Sorry snap on.

Garbage tools for ridiculous prices. Love their hand tools but cordless tools from snappy are trash.

$1100????? LOL.. No!!. there are way better tool than that.. yeah snap on is good brand, but damn!!!.. I gotta sign over my next unborn kid to snap on. LOL

Snap on should be ashamed of themselves this looks like something from 1999.

Got one for £350 😂

@Shoptoolreviews

3 ай бұрын

That's a steal for this impact wrench. Thanks for watching.

People don’t care about quality packaging. They’re buying the tool to do work. They’re not going to store the packaging like an iPhone box, they’re going to chunk it and get back to work

Try 4 hand😂😂😂

It should be illegal to not disclose the country of manufacturing... that said no way it is made in the usa

Snap-On fans. More expensive=more better Truck comes to you. I'd expected far more performance from something that expensive though.

@Htl3648

9 ай бұрын

He would’ve saved at least a few hundred buying directly from the truck

@hellothere4342

9 ай бұрын

@Htl3648 there's many tools Snap-On make that is worth the money but power tools aren't it. I love their wrench and screwdrivers though.

@royagservicesllc387

9 ай бұрын

@hellothere4342 Ratchets. I've gone through the gauntlet the last 25 years. Snap-on is the only ratchet worth buying.

@hellothere4342

9 ай бұрын

@@royagservicesllc387 forgot about their ratchets. I use Nepros personally but my late grandfather has his ratchets and wrenches from the 70s and 80s and they're still functionally perfect. It's currently in my father's possessions but I'm certain that it'll get handed down to me. Those old Snap-On feels like it's better built than modern day equivalent.

@ihavethedocuments2580

9 ай бұрын

​@@royagservicesllc387Bullshit. There are plenty of quality ratchets out there, and 99% of them cost less.

Snap on power tools really sucks

Complaining about packaging for any tool is just beyond stupid. You bought the tool not the box. Who cares

why did you give this a full battery but not do the same for dewalts latest? you let the dewalt do the whole test without check the battery ONCE all channels that favour a particular brand will be short-lived! People from america are always doing this Bias

@Shoptoolreviews

9 ай бұрын

We changed the battery 2 times during the DeWalt testing.

@thalegacy6

9 ай бұрын

​@@ShoptoolreviewsDon't worry about trolls.

@royagservicesllc387

9 ай бұрын

It's America.

@2ndsam302

9 ай бұрын

How many times for Milwaukee 2967 definitely uses up a lot of a battery

I've owned Snap-on cordless tools. I will never buy another. I also own Dewalt cordless tools. Nothing compares to my Milwaukee half-inch cordless impact.

@slingin_tires

9 ай бұрын

@royagservicesllc387 Those days have been over for about a year bro, since the release of the dcf900 and now the dcf961.

@royagservicesllc387

9 ай бұрын

@JeffreyKmf5uz Oh boy. In ten years Dewalt may have shown up for a year. Good trade Joe.

snapon powertools is shit

Simply not worth it.Too expensive for what it is.That is why my snap on dealer is going out of business,he doesn t sell anything anymore.The competition is cheaper and better.

I still dont understand why people buy Snapon tools,Mac,matcoor any other tool truck rip offs I was a mechanic for over30 years and used craftsman tools from day one.Snap on tools are very good but are way over priced Some of the newer Korean tools are very good quality and and match snapon for a much cheaper price. So if you want to spend 30 or more bucks for a srew driver go ahead and waste your money, I never have been in a tool truck and and never will. Just like this impact at over A THOUSAND bucks when Milwakee and Dewalt and others are less than half this price

@vinichi3014

7 ай бұрын

Snap on hands tools are worth it but their electric tools are ass