I rank their Icon and Chief air tools HIGHER than the tool truck stuff for about 1/2 the price. Case in point, the Chief air powered 4.5" angle grinder. Mirror copy of the IR angle grinder for 1/2 the IR cost (not on sale), in some ways, even better. The Chief has a grease fitting on the nose for adding grease to the gearbox, the IR don't and I have both btw. The Chief air powered drill is as good as the IR at 1/2 the cost as well.
I also have the Icon 1/2" drive clicker torque wrench and their new 3/4" drive clicker as well. If you watch 'Project Farm's' evaluation of clicker wrenches, you'll see that the HF ones are as good as the tool truck (Snap-On, MAC) ones at half the cost. In fact the Icon ones look just like the tool truck ones except for the laser engraved name on them. Most likely made in the same Chinese factory as well. Have the Snap-On ones as well. Identical in all aspects and the Icon clickers torque in both directions, something I require for torquing left hand threads. Cheap torque wrenches only torque in the right hand (tightening) mode.
Finally, HF tool boxes are top shelf in build quality plus they come in various colors including Kubota Orange which is what I have.
Finally, finally, I also have a full compliment of HF welders, I own their Pro-Tig 205 as well as both their 65 amp and 45 amp plasma cutters. They are all IGBT machines and you can get the extended warranty on them, which I did. The HF plasma cutters consumables are much cheaper than the Hyper-Therm consumables (I had and sold the HT cutter). I use the 45 amp machine as a freehand cutter and the 65 amp machine is interfaced to my CNC plasma table and unlike the Hyper Therm cutter, HF has the interface plug on the front of the cutter so integrating it to the table was 100% plug and play (I used the HT interface cable).
The Pro-Tig 205 is an extremely capable machine, 100% digital readout with infinite adjustments and it comes with Tig pulse as well and runs either DC for ferrous materials or AC pulse for aluminum. It's fan on demand as well and the foot pedal is much netter than the Lincoln Invertig which I also sold.
Only downside on the Pro-Tig is the torch and the fact that it isn't water cooled so I purchased a CK Worldwide Series 2, flex head water cooled torch (which is really necessary for welding aluminum) as well as an Everlast water cooler as my Lincoln Weld Mate water cooler went with the Invertig when I sold it.
Interestingly, the Pro-Tig is a much smoother machine than the Invertig ever was and the ProTig is lift arc as well as scratch start Tig, whereas the Lincoln was only scratch start.
Best part was, I sold the Lincoln and the Hypertherm plasma cutter and with the proceeds, bought all 3 machines plus the extended 3 year warranty on all of them and still put money back in the shop account.
I did keep my 2 Hobart Handler 210 wire machines however, simply because the Hobart's have the best wet out of any MIG machines I've ever used and at maximum amperage they are capable of spray transfer and they were made in Troy, Ohio, unlike the new Hobart's that are made in China and the new Hobart machines are now IGBT machines, just like everyone else is today.
You can tell I'm a HF junkie but I will say for dollars spent versus value received, you cannot beat HF or their warranty either. If you have any issues or failure with anything, you take it back to the store and they give you a new one, on the spot. Try that with the others and see what happens.... Been there, did that and it works 100%. Even the cheaper Pittsburg tools have a lifetime replacement warranty.
If you own a Hobart or Lincoln or Miller machine and it fails under warranty, you get to take it to an authorized service center and wait for it to be repaired. I don't want to wait around for weeks for a machine to get repaired. With HF, you get a NEW or equal value machine on the spot, instantly.
No brainer in my opinion.