Would u attempt this with china made wrenches?

[mktbully]

 

[Harrison2]

yes, the force is on the main claw which is probably the strongest part, yes I know th jaws flex but I doubt the head will

 

[68rustang]

nah, I would just wait for Airwolf to come pick me up

 

[holdover]

I'de use whatever I had, and hoped it worked.

 

[ScurvyPete]

I'de use whatever I had, and hoped it worked.

This

 

[CNGsaves]

Totally irrelevant as YouTube video is 3 years old . . . . . no such thing as Chinese wrenches from Craftsman back then. THAT wrench 3 yrs ago was definitely Made in USA.

 

[DekeT]

Would u attempt this with china made wrenches?

That is definitely not a run of the mill COO bashing.

 

[PCO6]

^^^ ... and that's all this thread is about.

 

[Randy in Maine]

I like the Comanche in the ad though.

 

[ozyborn]

Why yes. I would throw all the China made tools into the cement sidewalk as it is poured. Best way to use them.

 

[pepi]

Sure I would.

 

[KRB52]

Totally irrelevant as YouTube video is 3 years old . . . . . no such thing as Chinese wrenches from Craftsman back then. THAT wrench 3 yrs ago was definitely Made in USA.

Three years ago? Jeep hasn't made the Commanche since the mid to late 90's.

 

[Twiggss]

Totally irrelevant as YouTube video is 3 years old . . . . . no such thing as Chinese wrenches from Craftsman back then. THAT wrench 3 yrs ago was definitely Made in USA.

you watch that video and think it was made 3 years ago?

 

[rockwithjason]

it was posted three years ago.

 

[Kevin C]

This is 1992 right?

 

[Danver]

I would attempt it with a China made wrench. But I certainly wouldn't risk ruining the calibration of my torque wrench by using that.

 

[619DioFan]

nah, I would just wait for Airwolf to come pick me up

Man I still dig Airwolf !

 

[justin1795]

i work with a guy whoes a farmer at work. he has done that with about anything he can find and it always seems to work. hes one of the most crafty people ive ever met

 

[Jazz]

Actually it wouldn't take much to pull off this little "stunt". Not impressed. I'd be more impressed it was being pulled out of a 4' deep mud pit.

 

[Jack Olsen]

I would loop the tow strap around the bumper.

 

[sloppy]

I would loop the tow strap around the bumper.

Right but that's just good common sense. Which does not make a good commercial

 

[DIC]

Why didn't the jeep have a place to hook a tow strap to

 

[NUTTSGT]

It's a commercial from 1989.

Would I try it, hell yes, as opposed to walking out, waiting for help or calling for a tow.

 

[RbrtAWhyt]

I would attempt it with a China made wrench. But I certainly wouldn't risk ruining the calibration of my torque wrench by using that.

LOL...

 

[ishiboo]

I wouldn't attempt that in a Jeep, so I wouldn't need wrenches.

 

[cderalow]

I would loop the tow strap around the bumper.

funny story:

my father went to go do something similar to this with a pair of pickups off road (one stuck, one not stuck) and looped the tow strap around the bumper and wound up with a bumper attached to a strap and a still stuck truck.

turned out several bolts holding bumper in place had rusted enough to make them close to failure and trying to pull the truck out by it sheared them off.

he wound up with the tow hook attached to the strap too (same problem).

final solution was wrapping it around a lower cross member.