CZ Eddie
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I bought everything this weekend, thanks.
Harbor Freight Coupon Thread
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flying eyeball
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Great pickup for $75...I got one back during the holidays. I use it mostly moving around random stuff. light and moves around easy with the front roller thingy.
I‘d like to remove the wheels and skin the bottom of a jack with HDPE to slide easily on my Racedeck floor tiles, his seems like a good candidate.
Chuckster in NJ
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I have one of these jacks and it is the best "helper" when I need to raise something into place…….. I have used this for deck repairs, lifting a rear end into place, trailer repairs, raising a big log, working on my UTV, along with many other tasks. You will be amazed on how helpful these jacks are once you own one.
BTW! I would NOT get under a car with this lightweight ChiKnees jack.
BTW! I would NOT get under a car with this lightweight ChiKnees jack.
haneyrm
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It’s a pretty good jack. Mine went under 3‘ of salt water during hurricane Helene and again under 5’ of saltwater 10 days later during hurricane Milton. It took a few weeks for me to process the jack and to my surprise, it worked fine.
I cleaned and oiled it up good and a year later, it still works perfect. Same could not be said for compressor, pressure washer, zero turn mower, golf cart, etc.
I cleaned and oiled it up good and a year later, it still works perfect. Same could not be said for compressor, pressure washer, zero turn mower, golf cart, etc.
haneyrm
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Does anybody know if the 40% off deal applies to individual ratchets? Would like to pick up a few Icon ratchets.
Chuckster in NJ
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Just socket sets, no ratchets.
I would just want until they have a "dedicated" ICON coupon to buy…….. Being a "insider member" gets you some better deals.
You can always go there and politely ask the manager for a discount, most of the time they say NO but sometimes (rarely) they may say YES.
ToolMaster
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Any thoughts on why the Hercules Heat Gun is priced lower than the Bauer?
Any thoughts on why the Hercules Heat Gun is priced lower than the Bauer?
This might be why.
I have the Bauer, it's an easy mod to make it work with Dewalt batteries. It's simply adding a resistor. Not sure if that works with Hercules. To be honest I prefer the Bauer 1600w corded over cordless.
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Agreed ... on a heat gun, corded will always beat cordless on performance. But there are those handful of use cases where a cordless that provides mobility beyond an AC power outlet will be "just right".
I much prefer my cordless heat gun for things like shrink wrap. Unless the job requires extensive use of heat, I grab the cordless 90% of the time. That said, I am amazed at how quickly my Dewalt heat gun will go through a 3 or 4Ah battery.
Digital4n6
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Amazing price! Lowest it's ever been was $579 before Christmas 2024 and has gone on sale for $599 for "Spring Black Friday" around Mother's Day 2025.
Harbor Freight Coupon DB - PREDATOR 3500 WATT SUPER QUIET INVERTER GENERATOR WITH CO SECURE TECHNOLOGY - $ 549.99
The best Harbor Freight coupons, at your fingertips.
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Same. I was hoping the next wave of the G2 Icon ratchets would be out by now. Although, I did want to try one of the Hercules extended reach 12v ratchets. Hmmmmmm.
This is a good on anything coupon. I'm thinking about the HERCULES 12 Gallon OSHA-Compliant HEPA Dust Extractor or maybe the HERCULES 2 in. x 48 in. Belt Grinder or maybe both
The new HAUL-MASTER 2000 lb. Capacity, 5 ft. x 10 ft. Custom Modular Utility Trailer + signing up for HF store credit card makes that 30% off.
That should work great. I needed something stubby to fit under my miter saw station, really pleased with this Centech unit. I had to add an extra 90 degree fitting on top to make the height work. Basically nothing gets through it so filters and bags should have great service life. I also use a remote/automatic switch mounted up on the bench.
Assembled Quick Click Dust Separator with 5 Gallon Locking Collection Bucket and Quick Click Power Tool Adapter Set with Hose
These two optional kits combines the Quick Click translucent separator mounted on a five gallon heavy duty pail with threaded lid fully assembled and ready for use. Included is either the 10 foot (90270) or 16 foot (90269) standard Quick Click hose with five piece adapter set for mating your...
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Can anyone use this? Or does it require ITC?Offer excludes all ICON Tool Storage, Diagnostics, Creepers, and Seats.
It's an everyone coupon
Steel_Rain
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$15 bucks for a brushed, 3/8" lithium-ion drill is still pretty cheap:
Yes you can..... well it would be for me anyway.
I get the whole 10mm thing but I have never lost a 10mm socket, wrench, or whatever in the past 30 yrs or so.
SouthernIllinois
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Hoping Doyle vises go on sale sometimes soon.
I given up on finding a "good" one on Marketplace.
Willing to settle for one of these....
I given up on finding a "good" one on Marketplace.
Willing to settle for one of these....
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I've been doing my best to break this thing for a year or so and it's yet to disappoint. very solid and versatile vice.Hoping Doyle vises go on sale sometimes soon.
I given up on finding a "good" one on Marketplace.
Willing to settle for one of these....
cablebandit
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I get the whole 10mm thing but I have never lost a 10mm socket, wrench, or whatever in the past 30 yrs or so.
I always assume it was some meme made up by all these folks that just buy tools for the sake of having tool but don't know how to use them.
PugetDude
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I'm more of a traditionalist, I lose 7/16 sockets, the 10mm seem to stick around.
slightly off topic but have you checked out Yost vises?Hoping Doyle vises go on sale sometimes soon.
I given up on finding a "good" one on Marketplace.
Willing to settle for one of these....
Workshop Grade Bench Vises
Better than a weekend warrior but not a professional? You need a workshop grade vise for your workbench.
yostvises.com
I just bought a 6” vise for my son, on sale, for $107. I likeit better than what I saw at HF.
Edit: My dad grew up in Dundas, around your neck of the woods
Hoping Doyle vises go on sale sometimes soon.
I given up on finding a "good" one on Marketplace.
Willing to settle for one of these....
The best most recent price for the Doyle 5" vise was $149.99, however on 8/29/25 - 9/1/25 it could have been had for $135.99 using the good on anything 20% off coupon. Both required you to have an ITC membership.
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SouthernIllinois
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Just missed it. I am an ITC member - just have to wait it outThe best most recent price for the Doyle 5" vise was $149.99, however on 8/29/25 - 9/1/25 it could have been had for $135.99 using the good on anything 20% off coupon. Both required you to have an ITC membership.
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I get the whole 10mm thing but I have never lost a 10mm socket, wrench, or whatever in the past 30 yrs or so.
It's not just about losing them.
I have lots of 10mm sockets and wrenches, generally they're all different types and come in handy.
Wobble, swivel, universal, magnetic, extra deep, deep, shallow, extra shallow, semi-deep, impact, chrome, open end, box end, angled, ratcheting, long, short, etc.