cccoltsicehockey
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They got me on the Icon ratchets being 40% off. Finished off most of the rest of the set.
Harbor Freight Coupon Thread
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They were all in stock?
My local store never stocks up for sales. They are out of stock on half the icon ratchets before the sale even started
"Return Policy
If you are unsatisfied with an item you purchased from Harbor Freight, you may return it within 90 days of the purchase date for a full refund or replacement. Proof of purchase is required, and restocking fees may apply."
I'm sure many people purchased in advance to return during the sale for price adjustment.
If you are unsatisfied with an item you purchased from Harbor Freight, you may return it within 90 days of the purchase date for a full refund or replacement. Proof of purchase is required, and restocking fees may apply."
I'm sure many people purchased in advance to return during the sale for price adjustment.
I want to, but I won't buy an Icon until I can try one out. They are in a box and locked on the shelf in my stores. Can't even look at them...just the picture on the box.
TheToolEnthusiast
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All the stores in my area have a demo unit now tethered to a display on an end cap nowhere near the main ratchets.
Bigblue&Goldie
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Ha, I noticed the same thing here! The display end cap was at least 3 isles down from the ratchet isle.
cody1325
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I've got to get some power strips tomorrow (they're cheaper with the 15 foot cord than everywhere else). So far, my list includes that, a couple spare extension cords, and zip ties (3/4 of the time, I go to Harbor Freight for a couple bags of those and come out with $100 or so worth of stuff).
Yet, looking at the coupons--looks like I'll be adding the Icon picks, a 1/4 ratchet (I'm going with that only for my household kit), multiple "ammo" boxes, and a hat.
Also, the $25 shop stool. In the basement, I'm using a repurposed garden cart (an old all-plastic Step 2) as a shop stool, and the old dining room chair at my desk is falling apart. That'll replace both.
I'm curious about the green Merlin air hoses--they remind me of my old Flexzilla which recently gave up the ghost. Any good?
Yet, looking at the coupons--looks like I'll be adding the Icon picks, a 1/4 ratchet (I'm going with that only for my household kit), multiple "ammo" boxes, and a hat.
Also, the $25 shop stool. In the basement, I'm using a repurposed garden cart (an old all-plastic Step 2) as a shop stool, and the old dining room chair at my desk is falling apart. That'll replace both.
I'm curious about the green Merlin air hoses--they remind me of my old Flexzilla which recently gave up the ghost. Any good?
Do it. I’d buy it again just for the wheels, much quieter than a regular jack and traverses grass with ease.I've been trying to talk myself out of wanting the Badland 3 ton off-road jack. Just when I thought I had it made they had to extend the sale
My only complaint is that the spring for the handle is very strong and the top of the handle is kind of sharp. I have a small ding in the gelcoat on my boat from it springing up. Give the top a couple wraps with electrical tape.
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+1, traverses in grass with ease.
I have the Northern Tool version (only because it was on sale first) and it is worth it. My neighbor wanted to borrow a jack and I’d been telling him about the off-road one. So I grabbed the off-road and pulled it all the way over in grass with my thumb and first finger. Afterwards he said, I’m getting one!
I have the Northern Tool version (only because it was on sale first) and it is worth it. My neighbor wanted to borrow a jack and I’d been telling him about the off-road one. So I grabbed the off-road and pulled it all the way over in grass with my thumb and first finger. Afterwards he said, I’m getting one!
I own the SD Daytona floor jack and Badlands. Both are equally useful in the garage on concrete floors but on asphalt driveways the Badlands will have less of a chance to damage the surface unlike typical steel wheeled floor jacks. Since the Badlands wheels do not turn maneuvering in two-wheel drive makes it possible. The only cons besides the weight is the lack of a brake which the recently released 1.5 Badlands has built in.
Nessism
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I want to buy a 27"x 22" US General stack; both the base and the top box.
HF sent me a 25% off coupon, which applies for one item, so I'm figuring the bottom box, which is normally $400. The top box is normally $250. Question: is there any way to get a discount on the top box? I will have to rent a truck to get these boxes home, so it would be nice to stack some discount for the top box.
HF sent me a 25% off coupon, which applies for one item, so I'm figuring the bottom box, which is normally $400. The top box is normally $250. Question: is there any way to get a discount on the top box? I will have to rent a truck to get these boxes home, so it would be nice to stack some discount for the top box.
cody1325
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I've been trying to talk myself out of wanting the Badland 3 ton off-road jack. Just when I thought I had it made they had to extend the sale
Same here. Most of my tools are stored in a small 1950s car garage. The cars (and most work I do on them) are stored in the quite spacious "two car" (really, four) 1990s garage. There's a decent sized hill between both garages, and my stupid **** keeps the racing jacks (1990s Harbor Freight) in the old garage--if I can't move a vehicle, I have to drag the racing jack up the hill on its smooth steel wheels. Also, doing work in or in front of the garage as-is involves a gravel floor and driveway. Thus, this would work far better. Also, both of those jacks leak--so good excuse to get an new one.
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I was in the store today and I gotta tell you that 3 ton Badland is huge! I have an old Craftsman 3 ton model 950136 which interestingly weighs 8 lbs more than the Badland but looks much smaller
. It's gotta be 20 years old, came with jack stands. I think I paid about $100 for it new from Sears. I tinker with my cars on blacktop so the Badland is truly a "want" and not a "need". It might be an advantage on really hot days when I've had the jack sink into the blacktop. I think for now I'm going to rebuild the Craftsman. It's not leaking but could use a tuneup. I found a pretty good video on one like mine.You're better off opening a normal card and spending the amount needed and getting $250+ cash back
I was in the store today and I gotta tell you that 3 ton Badland is huge! I have an old Craftsman 3 ton model 950136 which interestingly weighs 8 lbs more than the Badland but looks much smaller
The badlands will still sink into the crappy blacktop at my house. I have a pair of divots just off the cement garage apron from lifting my 2001 Expedition for brakes. I was smart enough to use plywood under the stands.
david3921
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The latest members only deals expire today, 12/4. There will be new ones tomorrow. The upper or lower cabinet might be in the new list of deals. If so, A membership might be the cheaper way to get one of the cabinets while using the 25% off for the other.
cccoltsicehockey
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They were. I even went back later in the week to get one I had skipped out on and it was still there. They seemed to stock up really well for this sale period, considering the sales were all extended.
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Bulldog13
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Looking to pick up a motorcycle lift.., I saw it on sale around Thanksgiving for $399 if you were a HF inner circle member…,it’s back up to $569 ….anyone know if they do a after Christmas sale ? I haven’t seen any sales coupons for the lift recently. Thanks
Bulldog13
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I should have snagged one at that price..
… I’ve seen them on fb marketplace for 4 to 5 hundred but they are beat
… I’ve seen them on fb marketplace for 4 to 5 hundred but they are beatflying eyeball
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I bought mines in '19 I think for around 300, sold it recently for 350, found a pro-cycle pneumatic lift on CL for 650
If you're getting older you might give a used pneumatic lift a consideration if you have a few extra dollars. totally worth the upcharge.
If you're getting older you might give a used pneumatic lift a consideration if you have a few extra dollars. totally worth the upcharge.
b-dog
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I thought the same but they were sold out.
My local store has them in stock, but I am in my Chevy Trax today. I'm not sure if it will fit
flying eyeball
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They sell ratchet straps...
jayemm
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Aren't those carts broken down and require assembly so maybe a smaller box.