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OT: Look what Harbor Freight has on sale

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  • Start date Start date Jun 25, 2004

slvrbullit302

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Here is what I picked up today

Big Jack 3000# capacity weighs 34#, 6 pump to full height $89.99
Little jack just for the Model display case but lifts 110# $29.99
 

89MustangGX

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Just beware -- I have bought some things from them and they all seem to fail me.
 

mo_dingo

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That's a big jack. Have fun!

Gotta love Harbor Frieght.
Scott
 

HISSIN50

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mo_dingo said:
That's a big jack. Have fun!

Gotta love Harbor Frieght.
Scott
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you know it - ill probably head over there (22/cray) tomorrow.
 

mo_dingo

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HISSIN50 said:
you know it - ill probably head over there (22/cray) tomorrow.
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I need to go there too. Gotta buy a Dial indicator and a few other tools for the gear swap. Too bad I work Saturday.
Scott
 

94GTLaserRC

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Harbor Freight ROCKS!
I got an air nailer gun for $29, and a 1/2" Tq wrench for $10.

I spent about $100 in air tool accessories, and still have a box full of unopened parts. Joe and I have one not too far.

RC
 
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89MustangGX said:
Just beware -- I have bought some things from them and they all seem to fail me.
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I agree 100%, but this jack seems to be the exception to that rule. They're pretty damn stout. You'd be hard pressed (get it? hard pressed.. jack? Ha ha, I kill me!) to break one of these. That is, unless they've changed manufacturers recently.
 

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89MustangGX said:
Just beware -- I have bought some things from them and they all seem to fail me.
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I couldn't agree more. The tools all look good and stout, but ... they use cheap steel and most things I buy from them I usually bend or buy for a "single use only" type of thing, knowing it won't last. Just as long as ya don't thing you are buying a tool that will last a lifetime! HA! I just can't justify spending the BIG bucks for Snap-On tools, when they seem to break just as often as Craftsman tools. Maybe I just am too hard on tools!
 

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I agree it depends on the item/tool. They have some good deals there, and I swear some of what they sell is the exact same (not just a Chinese copy) as the Craftsman stuff w/o the name--and for a much better price.
 

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No doubt! I think you basically get what ya pay for. <--Like everything!
 

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I've never purchased anything real expensive from them. However I bought there 1/2 inch Thunder impact gun for $79.99 on sale. I'm very impressed with it. It has 600 ft. lb. capacity. Also have the air 25,000 rpm cut wheel, air nibbler, and a bunch of other air tools.
 
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