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Yeah. I had a similar experience. I wrote corporate a lengthy email about my terrible experience with their online and in - store inventory systems. I was able to go into another store that said they had 1 round head nailer in stock online and surprisingly it was there. I picked that one up as...

Shows up fine for me even on my tablet where I'm not logged into my slickdeals account. In any case, appeltjacks posted up a pic of the nailer on sale.

Someone posted up a scan of the flyer on Slickdeals: http://slickdeals.net/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=2905492

You can use full round, but they have to be off-set full round nails. It's the same price in-store as it was part of a contractor special. YMMV though as I placed an order at 4 different stores for the round head nailer where they said they had stock and all 4 got cancelled. Luckily I ran...

Not sure if this qualifies as a clearance item, but they have the PC full round or clipped framing nailers for $99 each. For a DIYer it's not a bad deal. Just picked one up in preparation for a shed build next year. Full round...

Was using the cube but it didn't fit my wife's Mazda3 hatch so I picked up the HF set and it works great.

I use mine all the time. It's especially useful when I have to take the undertray off the cars for maintenance. I usually just start things by hand, zip them snug with the ratchet and then torque to spec if required. Saves a lot if time. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N900A using Tapatalk

He already stated that he's waiting for Bendpak to confirm pricing next week before he sends anything out. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N900A using Tapatalk

I don't use anything except the rubber pad on the jack. Have never had a problem with bending or damaging the pinch welds. I have a yellow polyurethane adapter for the pinch welds, but don't use it on my lowered car as there's not enough room. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N900A using Tapatalk

Hockey puck with a slit cut down the middle will work. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N900A using Tapatalk

Thanks for all the information. It's helped to alleviate any concerns I have about reaching the jack points. Now I just need to decide on whether I want to go with the Quickjack, P-6B, or Kwik Bay 7000. The QJ would be easiest as I have no idea how I would be able to take delivery of the...

I would have to cut my existing slab and pour foundations for the maxjax. I don't want to do that and I don't want to unbolt/bolt every time I want to use it. Not sure why everyone keeps trying to push the MaxJax when I've already stated that it's not an option I want to pursue. The point of...

Looks like that one only has a 50" pad length so it wouldn't reach either. Which leads back to my question of whether or not it would be safe to use if you can't hit both lift points. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N900A using Tapatalk

Don't really understand how it could be confusing. The main question is in this paragraph from my OP: My issue is that the only 2 that could possibly work are the MD-6XP and Atlas Kwik Bay 7000 assuming I lock one of the ramps up to provide extra length. In my research on this forum and...

I understand that. Maybe I wasn't clear in my previous posts. I don't want to have to unbolt it and reinstall it every time. Hence, for me, the MaxJax is not an option. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N900A using Tapatalk

Have looked at it, but my wife insists that she still be able to park her car in the garage and with my motorcycle in between the 2 cars there is no room for a post. I would have to unbolt one post after every use. That's why I'm looking at the lifts I listed as I can build up some ramps around...

Most dealers around me use a 2 post lift that can reach the lift points. 2 posts are not an option for me as stated above. Thanks for the suggestion though.

No, I'm saying I don't want a 2 post lift as it does not fit my requirements as stated in my OP. That's great that your professional grade 2 post could lift my car, but that doesn't answer or address any of my questions, none of which ask about the quality of a lift, but rather the importance...

I've wanted to purchase a lift for a while now and in my research, I've found that a lot of lifts simply don't have the reach to be able to hit the lift points on my car. Here's some background information: 1. Currently have a Subaru BRZ and the lift points from front to back are 60" apart...

I work from home and after going through a few chairs from Staples, I bought a Humanscale Freedom chair with headrest and have been very happy with it. Had it for 9 years now. Had the arm rests and gel seat replaced under warranty and that was just from normal wear and tear. I spend 10+ hours a...