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iowa winter here... no issue with the air hose. neighbor uses the water hose and he says he's got "no complaints" though he puts his away when the temp drops to freezing for the year
 
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Just bought 3500 lbs winch. How good are they? And can i modify to make it wireless?


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I have the 3500# winch I rate it "good" for the money....... Definitely not a Warn winch. I purchased this winch (4years ago) because of the price and I did NOT want a wireless remote. This winch is installed on a UTV and has pulled me out of some difficult situations. The only complaint I have is that the cable is rusty but that can be expected for a winch at this price..... I may just replace the cable with a synthetic rope.
BTW! You can modify any winch to make it work with a wireless remote...... Wiser to buy a Bad Land wireless remote winch right from the beginning from Harbor Fright instead of modifying a non remote winch.
 
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15" Crescent brand adjustable wrench was $24.99 - 15% off all hand tools = $21.24 + Tax. :)

Made in china though... Still seemed pretty good quality.
 

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Bought atv 3500 lbs winch. Its a fkn joke. Returned the first one due to cable got jammed from pulling in a rewind mode. I pushed the forward button alil bit to pull the clutch manually.. it got stuck... So thats the first one.. second one same result. I rather to get a bigger one spend a few hundred bucks more perhaps from harbor freight


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Thanks. The garden hose seems to be the same material
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I leave my Flexzilla garden hoses out year 'round. I live in the Midwest, and they freeze every year with water in them, never had a problem. I've had mine for about 6 years.
 
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FlexZilla inflators now $8.49

edit: IME mine is not accurate when I let off the trigger. I have to remove from valve core and then press back on to get a (lower) accurate reading
 

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At $19.99 this is about the best you'll do for a "gearwrench" (Jobsmart) "completer" set in fractional
 

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4 ton jack down to $99 (I don't know anything about 'em)
 

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I actually did a return and rebuy of the inflator today from $12.99 to $8.49. Had to go to the store anyway, so why not.
 
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I saw they had the inflators marked down to $8.49 at mine too... Also had the 2pk of 50ft jobsmart hoses from $15 to like ~$8... Also the flexzilla grease guns were marked down, don't remember price.

Tempted to go back and get the hoses & inflator. I don't really need them, but with the 100ft of hose, plus the 50ft I have, I can run a line from my compressor in the garage around the side of the house to the back yard. Then I can buy a nail gun when I build my shed and get it done quicker... hehe...
 
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Ratchets. I actually picked up the 1/2", Chinese but not bad. The head is only 9/16" thick which is less than the Craftsman low profile in 1/2" drive. The rubber grip inserts, I dunno...probably fall out in a few months
 

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That reminds me I've been needing to get some rivets! When I moved for the life of me I can't find my big bag I had.

Also I want to see if they lowered the price anymore of that flexzilla inflator.
 
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Someone gave me one of the JobSmart 3/8" flex head ratchets this summer...nice long handle. It's a smooth action though don't know how many tooth it is. Can't say if I would have bought one outright though.

Overall I like some their impact rated stuff. Stuff on the racks was Cro-Mo , but lately they have a lot of bin sales on stuff. I think a lot of it is weird like camouflaged tools but I guess when you need to hide your wrench that'll be handy. :D

Anyhow there was a lot of CrV rated impact sockets and piled in with them for $12 on clearance I quickly see 1/2 drive set both metric and SAE turned out with a closer look it wasn't impact rated and was only reg type socket set but with a black finish

This was it here

http://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/jobsmart-16-piece-socket-set-sae-metric




Any how here is a picture of the Job Smart flex ratchet next to a Tekton 3/8 breaker bar I sell
 

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Yeah the two ratchets pictured are 72T. Backdrag on my 1/2" is minimal and action is smooth. I actually haven't put a socket on it - I should do that!!
 
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Who makes the Jobsmart tools?

I'm not too keen on off-brands like that unless they are clearanced stupid low, or I'm in a bind and need a tool and that's the only thing around, or I know I need to "modify" it or it will be a one-use kind of thing.
 
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Who makes the Jobsmart tools?

I'm not too keen on off-brands like that unless they are clearanced stupid low, or I'm in a bind and need a tool and that's the only thing around, or I know I need to "modify" it or it will be a one-use kind of thing.
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I agree. Even at the $14 I paid it was not a stellar deal. I don't know who makes them but it really seems like (present day) Harbor-Freight quality. Does HF offer any ratchets with rubber "inserts" in the handle like these?

I found a HF low profile but it's very different in overall design and head design than the Jobsmart, so NOT the same I'd say.
http://www.harborfreight.com/12-in-drive-professional-low-profile-ratchet-62330.html

edit: I found a Master Mechanic which appears identical; they want $29.99 for 1/2" but True Value is never exactly competitive on tool pricing

double edit: I also found a Klutch (NT house brand) but can't find it on NT's site. Here's a Google link:
http://picclick.ca/Klutch-1-4in-Drive-Quick-Release-Ratchet-with-Slim-222257632682.html
 

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Picked up a coast HP14 flashlight for $29 marked down from $59. Also a 1/2 drive dewalt socket set marked down from $39 to $22 this afternoon.
 
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I noticed as part of their Dollar Days right now they have gallons of their house brand (CountyLine) bar & chain lube at $6. Solid deal you've got some cutting to do.
 
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I noticed as part of their Dollar Days right now they have gallons of their house brand (CountyLine) bar & chain lube at $6. Solid deal you've got some cutting to do.
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Our store has it for $5/gal... lol. But yeah that's about as cheap as it gets.
 
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Got a Gerber Exchange A Blade (EAB) knife for $6.00 at our local TS today on clearance. It's a fancy box cutter with a camouflage handle.
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All this stuff .99-1.99. All handy to have for me at least. All SS except the 3/16" quick link (upper right)
 

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50' x 3/8" jobsmart brand air hose advertised on the website on sale for $15.00 (reg price $20.00), the actual price at the register $6.75 on clearance. Sku#1084211.
 
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