One-ton version here. Works great. Recommended.The 2 ton Pittsburgh hf cherry picker is good, had it for 4+ yrs no problems I did buy the hf air over hydraulic long arm jack for it, has worked flawless as well.
I bought the large Icon snap ring pliers to remove pin retainers on the TLB- haven't tried them yet though. I gave up on the lower end snap ring pliers HF sells.I'd be curious to know how well the hf icon line of snap/ retaining ring pliers are? Personally I used to hate removing snap rings had a drawer full of cheap ring pliars best one I had was a cheap long nose needle nose one I ground down and bent it to work I eventually broke it on a L 2850 front end rebuild, went out spent some money on a knipex kit now I laugh and look forward to removing/ installing those rings.
Care to share which Knipex set you bought?I'd be curious to know how well the hf icon line of snap/ retaining ring pliers are? Personally I used to hate removing snap rings had a drawer full of cheap ring pliars best one I had was a cheap long nose needle nose one I ground down and bent it to work I eventually broke it on a L 2850 front end rebuild, went out spent some money on a knipex kit now I laugh and look forward to removing/ installing those rings.
and you can run it with only one hand? Wow impressive!5 years later, my bauer 70lb jackhamer from HF that I bought for $400, runs off 15a electric, is still going strong. It has been run for hours on end and there has never been an issue. It has a bit of surface rust and some areas the sun is bleached the plastic, but it has always gotten the job done.
Sure can't any more I've had them almost a decade, bought from a dedicated tool supply websiteCare to share which Knipex set you bought?
I bought the large Icon snap ring pliers to remove pin retainers on the TLB- haven't tried them yet though. I gave up on the lower end snap ring pliers HF sells.
These large pliers have some weight and seem to be well made.
If any more problems I will be replacing with some more Klein tools.
How about those wire strippers next to them? Look like HF to me..Sure can't any more I've had them almost a decade, bought from a dedicated tool supply website