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Harbor Freight! to funny!
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Guest_User
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26 views and no one liked it or thought it was funny or truthful, man you guys are LAME!!!:willy_nilly::lol:
CLAYMORE
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I compare HF tools to having and actually riding a moped, they both do the job but you are either embarrassed when your friends see you using them or you are left with the feeling of wanting more... LOL
I will come out of the closet and admit that I have a few myself, some I have used only once and a couple I use all the time. The rubber coated cheap plastic ratchets are light comfortable to use, Really...
I will come out of the closet and admit that I have a few myself, some I have used only once and a couple I use all the time. The rubber coated cheap plastic ratchets are light comfortable to use, Really...
Andy,
I ache from the laughter, that was very well written.
Anyone who says they don't own a "cheap"(Harbor or not) tool is a liar. I have some of their stuff and use it quite frequently, shit I have a lot of their stuff, you have to be selective. One of my favs is the double flare brake line kit, yet it has lousy reviews. My dad's latest purchase was their Badlands 12K winch. We mounted it to our car trailer for scrapping, the old man was dragging cars that have been sitting at his farm for 20+ years. He drug them out of the dirt holes with the backhoe and winched them--dead weight the wheels don't roll, right onto the car trailer. Got it for $299 how can you beat that.
I ache from the laughter, that was very well written.
Anyone who says they don't own a "cheap"(Harbor or not) tool is a liar. I have some of their stuff and use it quite frequently, shit I have a lot of their stuff, you have to be selective. One of my favs is the double flare brake line kit, yet it has lousy reviews. My dad's latest purchase was their Badlands 12K winch. We mounted it to our car trailer for scrapping, the old man was dragging cars that have been sitting at his farm for 20+ years. He drug them out of the dirt holes with the backhoe and winched them--dead weight the wheels don't roll, right onto the car trailer. Got it for $299 how can you beat that.
RodInEscondido
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Whadaya mean, you did not hear me laughing?
Good article.
I got a lot of HF stuff, most performs ok ... ya get what ya pays for
Rod
There is a science to their tools like one of the replies on the blog.
Dont buy anything that has a rechargeable battery.
Do not buy drill bits or saw blades.
Do not get under a car if your life depends on the harbor freight products holding it up. Throw a chunk of wood under there just in case.
But seriously...
I use the HELL out of all my harbor freight tools with very little failures.
1 ratchet...have 5 more that work fine.
One sawzall...LOL that thing shot parts out of the side of it.
One air ratchet; it was their "professional" line. Really mad about that one...it was direct drive and would rip your arm off if you werent ready. Now they have a slipper in them and are worthless.
The BEST HF tools...
The ratchets that have the swivel head. SO friggin awesome. Get the tension screw just right so it doesnt move super easy.
The mini air ratchets. Coupled with the short round head allen sockets you can do anything on a seadoo.
Rainbow sockets. Yes kind of gay...but once you remember what color is what size, you save a TON of time when you have a bunch in the footwell of your ski.
Stainless steel mini wire brushes; fit your dremmel and are invaluable for carbs.
The vibro-saw/sander thing...best tool so far for wear rings.
Dont buy anything that has a rechargeable battery.
Do not buy drill bits or saw blades.
Do not get under a car if your life depends on the harbor freight products holding it up. Throw a chunk of wood under there just in case.
But seriously...
I use the HELL out of all my harbor freight tools with very little failures.
1 ratchet...have 5 more that work fine.
One sawzall...LOL that thing shot parts out of the side of it.
One air ratchet; it was their "professional" line. Really mad about that one...it was direct drive and would rip your arm off if you werent ready. Now they have a slipper in them and are worthless.
The BEST HF tools...
The ratchets that have the swivel head. SO friggin awesome. Get the tension screw just right so it doesnt move super easy.
The mini air ratchets. Coupled with the short round head allen sockets you can do anything on a seadoo.
Rainbow sockets. Yes kind of gay...but once you remember what color is what size, you save a TON of time when you have a bunch in the footwell of your ski.
Stainless steel mini wire brushes; fit your dremmel and are invaluable for carbs.
The vibro-saw/sander thing...best tool so far for wear rings.
