Harbor Freight tools thread.

I have several of their "clicker" torque wrenches and all were within spec when new, and have been able to be calibrated properly over the years (there's not one bit of rocket science in a clicker). I used Snap-On's mobile service when I had company access to same, but now check them as needed using the digital device described earlier in this thread--that checked against dead weights when I get bored...

 

Just bought the 3 ton low profile jack for $80. I wanted the Daytona, but just couldn't justify the extra $100 right now.
Worked great on first job!

 

Great deal. I really like mine.

 

I picked one up on Wednesday, $77.00 coupon! Wanted the light weight aluminum one , but this was in the Budget! Can't beat it.

 

Free.50 coupon earlier in thread

 

I paid way more than that for mine......like $150

 

1/2 inch metric impact sockets and 27"? Breaker bar!!!!

 

Looks like I actually saved $192.00. Normally it's $269.99, Definitely a Score! Thanks.

 

Lmao, unreal regular prices that's for sure.

 

That makes me feel a lot better. I bought the low profile, high reach for 150.

 

$15 off I'm down to try it. I don't want my guests inside the house tomorrow night lmao

 

Looks like you might be picking one up. The manual suggests that you check the Hydraulic oil level in the jack. Mine was about a 1/2 pint low.

 

I have the single flower one. Works good.

 

Nah, already have the aluminum one. Came to buy the propane heater.

 

Strut spring compressor. Worked great!

 

I've used the shit out of the loaner set from the local parts stores

 

Those scare me because they are so worn and fatigued. I used a loaner when I did my wife's struts and it was sketchy.

 

I rent them from AutoZone when needed. Add a little grease and give em hell. Like most things that take a pounding, lube is needed to prevent damage.