Harbor Freight tools thread.

Got to use my 1.5 ton aluminum low pro jack and 6 ton stands to do some work.

 

I wish my Tacoma fix in my garage like yours does, working on it would be a lot easier, especially in winter.

 

I'm only allowed to work in the garage when the wife's car isn't in there lol.

 

It's better than having a garage like mine that's too small to fit in. Nice job on your Tacoma, looks great!

 

I bought the one that uses the 12v battery to power up. Had it for a year now and still runs fine. Used it over a dozen time to air up. The air gauge is a total crap and does not accurately tell psi. But for $50 I think it paid for itself by now.

 

Dont forget blinker oil

 

That's the one I had. On my 33s it would die/shut off on the 3rd tire. Now with 35s forget it.

 

I found this site(harbor freight coupon database) a couple months ago. HF accepts coupons codes that you give them verbally or u can snapshot a coupon off this site and use it as well.
that's all I use now and have used the same code more than once.
works great for me. when I pull up in the lot ill load the 20 off and a free item coupon code.
www.hfqpdb.com

 

Not that it's Snap On quality or anything, but Harbor Freight currently has their 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 torque wrenches on sale for $10 each. Sale ends 15 January(today). I picked up a 1/4" yesterday as I already have the larger sizes covered.

 

Not quite a tool, but definitely the best $30 spent for screwing around.

 

I have lots of uses for something like that, but "screwing around" is not really one of them. I can see that ending badly...

 

It ends amazingly.

 

For the neiborhood that gets to watch you burn your house down. Not for the person that used to live there.

 

Yesterday while rotating my tires my 21mm Harbor Freight impact socket broke as I was putting the last wheel on.

I took it to the Harbor Freight store and they gave me another one, A+ for Harbor Freight.

I've had the sockets more than 10 years.

 

http://view.harborfreightemail.com/...60202683c6ee4b7ed190050489d2e62dccf51ed1b7d6b
Incase anyone doesn't get the coupons.

 

Anyone ever use the 1/2" Electric Impact Wrench?

 

I have the Chicago Electric cordless one. I've had it for almost a year and it's worked great for me. No complaints.

 

I have had mine for a couple years and for 30 bucks it has been going strong. Saved me from buying a bigger compressor and gun.

Only gripe is that the forward and reverse are on the trigger. So I have to visually look at it to make sure I got the right direction

 

Nice! 20 dollars for a sawzall!?! I have been meaning to get one for a while and even if it's a piece of shit for that price I don't think I can resist...