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I got a new HF catalog today and noticed some new tools in it. They are marked with a "new" icon. I was getting sick of seeing the same old tools for years, so it's kinda refreshing.

dolly to re-position a wheel/vehicle -- 1250 pound capacity.

http://www.harborfreight.com/1250-lb-capacity-vehicle-positioning-wheel-dolly-62234.html

heavy duty rotary hammer

http://www.harborfreight.com/1-916-in-85-amp-heavy-duty-sds-max-type-variable-speed-rotary-hammer-69334.html

Jump starter power pack. This is on coupon for $45. Seems pretty cool. Besides jumping your car, it has 12V outlets, USB outlets for your phone/tablet, LED work light. There's a more pricey one with an air compressor built in.

http://www.harborfreight.com/3-in-1-portable-power-pack-with-jump-starter-62376.html

2.5 hp industrial 10" tile/brick saw

http://www.harborfreight.com/catalogsearch/result?q=62391

professional demolition/breaker/jack hammers -- a $129 one all the way up to this monster:

http://www.harborfreight.com/15-amp-heavy-duty-professional-breaker-hammer-61441.html

Welder with digital readout:

http://www.harborfreight.com/240-volt-inverter-arctig-welder-with-digital-readout-62486.html

plasma cutter with digital readout:

http://www.harborfreight.com/240-volt-inverter-plasma-cutter-with-digital-display-62204.html

high lift motorcycle/lawnmower/ATV lift

http://www.harborfreight.com/high-lift-riding-lawn-mower-atv-lift-60395.html

2000 pound capacity electric hoist (also have lower capacity ones)

http://www.harborfreight.com/2000-lb-electric-hoist-with-remote-control-62770.html

12v Deluxe battery maintainer

http://www.harborfreight.com/12-volt-deluxe-battery-maintainer-and-float-charger-62813.html

4' by 8' super duty foldable trailer

http://www.harborfreight.com/1720-lb-capacity-48-in-x-96-in-super-duty-folding-trailer-62671.html

rechargeable under hood work light

http://www.harborfreight.com/120-led-rechargeable-under-hood-work-light-60793.html

And look at this beast of a roller toolbox. 4,500 pound capacity.

http://www.harborfreight.com/72-in-18-drawer-glossy-red-industrial-roller-cabinet-61656.html

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where are the new ones? havent these been around for sometime now?

with that said has anyone tryed the Wheel Dolly posted above?
 
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lightning02 said:
where are the new ones? havent these been around for sometime now?

with that said has anyone tryed the Wheel Dolly posted above?
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Yes, they've sold every one of those items for several years now.

I have a set of those Go-Jack knockoffs, wish I had simply ponied up for the real-deal. They're better than nothing but still pretty flimsy. I had a set of Go-Jacks on my wrecker a decade ago now and they took a beating rolling over rough asphalt regularly without issue, the HF cheapies I've been dam careful of only on a nice concrete garage floor and have still tweaked them a bit.
 
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Thanks for the heads up.

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Sorry I wasn't more detailed. Among its flaws is a circuitry omission that I avoid at all costs, where there's no overcharge protection. It takes quite a while to charge, and one must unplug it promptly when it's finished. I've missed it a couple times and now the battery is shot.

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FigureItOut said:
*****.

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G_P said:
Thanks for the heads up.

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FigureItOut said:
Sorry I wasn't more detailed. Among its flaws is a circuitry omission that I avoid at all costs, where there's no overcharge protection. It takes quite a while to charge, and one must unplug it promptly when it's finished. I've missed it a couple times and now the battery is shot.

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It really needed to be more detailed?
 
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pearltsi said:
have a set of 4 of the dollies, They work perfect.
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justanengineer said:
Yes, they've sold every one of those items for several years now.

I have a set of those Go-Jack knockoffs, wish I had simply ponied up for the real-deal. They're better than nothing but still pretty flimsy. I had a set of Go-Jacks on my wrecker a decade ago now and they took a beating rolling over rough asphalt regularly without issue, the HF cheapies I've been dam careful of only on a nice concrete garage floor and have still tweaked them a bit.
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Those are two diff opinions....

Do the wheels have ball bearings?
 
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G_P said:
That LED underhood light looks pretty cool.
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I've had one for about a year. It's OK for what you pay for it. I bought it cheaper than that. I'm pretty sure I was out the door for $25.
The tool truck ones are brighter but several times the price. I was surprised at how long the battery lasts. It has a high and low setting.
 
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FigureItOut said:
Sorry I wasn't more detailed. Among its flaws is a circuitry omission that I avoid at all costs, where there's no overcharge protection. It takes quite a while to charge, and one must unplug it promptly when it's finished. I've missed it a couple times and now the battery is shot.

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I generally don't read these HF threads, but I'm so glad I did. I just asked this same exact question about overcharging. I knew it was too good to be true.
 
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619DioFan said:
Been a long time since the 72'' box was 999.99. really good price.
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oldldh said:
:+1::evil:



Considering that the "New- on sale" price of the 56" roller is now $719.99...

That is a helluva lot of toolbox, for not a helluva lot of money...
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something wrong with this thread......

LOL the coupon expired 03/31/15 in the fine prints....
 
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I can't believe anyone pays $1,100 after tax for a hf box. Into used truck brand territory with that kind of cash.

Has anyone ever actually put 4,500 pounds in one of those?
 
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Or wheel lift, or whatever you call it. The thing in the OP's message. Isn't that used to hold the wheel/tire in place, rather than trying to hump it up onto the lug nuts?
 
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in for an expired 72" toolbox. thanks OP for the coupon and links to all the amazing new tools at HF that I was anxiously waiting for them to release.
 
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If you go to the HF coupon data base ( hfqpdb.com ) there is a valid coupon for the 72'' box at 999.99. good until july.
 
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1982fxr said:
I can't believe anyone pays $1,100 after tax for a hf box. Into used truck brand territory with that kind of cash.

Has anyone ever actually put 4,500 pounds in one of those?
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The first pic is a $4500 "truck box" in my local craigslist. The second is $2500.

I already own the exact same Mac minus the sides. I paid $300 because someone did a crappy rattle can paint job on it.

I'll happily pay the $770.39 for the HF 56" lower as I plan to get the upper later.
 

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Empty Pockets said:
That ATV/Lawn Mower lift looks good. I wonder if the wife will notice me getting it out of the car?
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I've had mine for a couple years. It works great, and far cheaper than the over-price Mo-Jack, same thing, they just charge you a fortune for the name. The HF model won't fail and fall on you anymore likely than the Mo-Jack will, it has locking pins as you raise the mower that automatically lock in about every inch of height you raise the mower.
 
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