Harbor Freight tools thread.

No Bueno= give me my money back.

 

yea your right
Dumb move by me

 

What's the best recommended jack from there ?

Need to do frontbrakes

 

I bought their pipe wrenches for under the sink stiff. Compared to quality tools the savings were substantial. I wouldnt put a cheater on them or a lot of pressure but for what I use them for they are perfect.

 

Any.
I have the 2ton aluminum. Had it for a few years, no issues so far. Lifts my truck with tube front bumper and 35in tires without a problem.

 

Thank you kindly !! I was thinking 3 ton but if you think 2 is ok will get that

Are these low profile enough that can do lowered sports cars as well ?

 

Aluminum are. Steel are not.

 

I bought the low profile high lift jack. it is capable of 24" of lift. my old jack was maxed out with the stock TRD Sport maybe 1/2" off the ground.
I MAY have gone a bit overboard, but am very happy with the jack. 3-4 pumps and the truck is high enough to get stands under the truck. it comes with a 4' handle so tons of leverage.

 

Exactly what I would like
What's the price ?

Will stop by tomorrow

 

It's a bit heavy so not much fun to lift, but roles around real easy.

 

Thank you SO much !!

 

I recommend looking online at what they have and go in with 2-3 options to look at and use in person. I was between the 3 ton aluminum and the 3 ton daytona (which will be used on my work SuperDuty as well), and I went with the Daytona. I did really like the aluminum though.

 

Make sure you get a 20% off coupon. They're in just about every magazine. I usually end up giving one to somebody every visit.

 

Cool I will see if a car mag this month has one

 

Try reading the fine print....no good on jacks, or really anything I ever need to buy.

 

Can't use 20% coupon on floor jacks.

 

Lmao x2^

 

The dent puller/slam hammer is a great deal. It comes with a gear puller attachment. It worked good for pulling my steering wheel on my Tundra to replace the ribbon cable...Just don't do what I did. Sit to the side when pulling the wheel. When it let go, the hammer part smacked me in the for head. It didn't knock me out, but I wish it had. That fucking hurt!

 

I've never seen a pipe wrench used under a sink....

I think you're watching too much porn or cartoons

 

The 36" Aluminum Pipe Wrench. It's crazy how lightweight it is compared to steel pipe wrenches and Harbor has them at $50. They are $160 other places... And when you need wrench on some nuts in the 4-6" range, it's the bomb!