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jason243 said:Thanks for the post but please check deal discussion. I did. nothing regarding Harbor Freight or Walgreen mentioned anywhere in any posts
KrazyKeyur said:jason243 said:Thanks for the post but please check deal discussion. I did. nothing regarding Harbor Freight or Walgreen mentioned anywhere in any posts
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Nothing really jumps out at me. I've been waiting for a table saw deal but nothing yet. Almost jumped on the 12" sliding miter saw deal but I'm holding out for a table saw. Need to be able to cut big sheets of stuff.
I agree some of these are good deals and I will definitely swing by there on BF. That said, I'd like to offer the following note of caution for those who aren't familiar with Harbor Freight: their stuff is not in many cases as durable and will not provide the same level of service as comparable items at Home Depot, Sears, or other stores.
If you're going to use their tools for once-in-a-while jobs, or if you're considering renting a tool and would rather buy it and keep it instead, then by all means consider Harbor Freight. But I would not recommend a lot of their stuff to people with higher expectations or frequent use requirements. Some of their tools can't be sold in certain areas because they're not UL listed or something along those lines.
Also would like to add that every day is a sale at Harbor Freight, and you'll find a certain selection of items at Black Friday-like prices any time you go into the store. Its the way the store works - every day is a sale-day strategy.
FWIW I used a harbor freight engine hoist and stand the other day. Worked fine. Not quality but did the job for cheap. Hand tools? well, there's a reason why they're so cheap. They bend or break if you look at them wrong. HF is good for one use only items, or seldom needed, just not durable, but prices that can't be beat.
For an engine hoist i'm gonna use twice probably, its fine and about the same as renting with less hassle.
mistycoupon said:Anyone familiar with the buy early and return day of sale for advertised price with this store ??? Save yourself the trouble, they carry a lot of stock.
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