Harbor Freight coupons
- Thread starter ERG80
- Start date
This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, Skimlinks, and others.
Just tried to take back a broken pitman arm puller, used twice . They said no, it was not a hand tool. No more HF for me. MIke
I'm going tomorrow. That 9.99 spray gun is just too tempting. Plus I need some other crap.
I didn't. I racked up. Paid $65 saved $70. Not bad. Though I had a headache after trying to find everything. Tight space jam packed with stuff. Wish they had a better concept to organization.
Spray gun isn't half bad but the magnetic metric nut setters were the best purchase.
Spray gun isn't half bad but the magnetic metric nut setters were the best purchase.
- Thread starter
- #75
From Field and Stream Magazine
The auto-darkening helmet works really well.
The grinder is one of their best buys at this price. I have two and abuse them and they keep working well. Just make sure to open them up and replace the crappy grease with better quality and it should last a long time.
The auto-darkening helmet works really well.
The grinder is one of their best buys at this price. I have two and abuse them and they keep working well. Just make sure to open them up and replace the crappy grease with better quality and it should last a long time.
That rotary tool set for 7 is crap. But I guess that is what you should expect for 7.
I've recently heard stories of guys being able to convince home depot to accept HF 20% off coupons. Anyone here have any such luck?
- Thread starter
- #79
post#57
My wise words.... The harbor freight coupons can be used at Homo Depot and Lowe5
I have used them in the past and sometimes they up them so you may get 30% off of a better grinder
The local Lowes here wont.
Speaking of HF , I bought the 5 drawer (ball bearing) roll-around tool cart for $199 on sale. I gotta say, this thing is the best damned box for the money I've ever seen, period. It's made by General and honestly I'm looking at their bigger cabinets to replace my aging Craftsman upright since it's castors are nearly bottomed out from the excess weight. I use the 5 drawer to support my 12x36 lathe and it's tooling, none of which is light . The drawers have a neat locking lever mechanism to prevent them coming open when you move it around . A bit odd at first but I've gotten used to them now and like the safety aspect . This thing is seriously almost overbuilt for it's price ! I actually dropped that stupid 90lb 4-jaw chuck for the lathe on the bottom shelf and it didn't even bend the shelf or dent it ! Very heavy built, very good quality for a lousy $200 . No other vendor out there could even come close to competing with this thing ....