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    Re: harbor freight tools that don't suck

    Quote Originally Posted by sirhk100 View Post
    Man it didn't even cross my mind to check CL for a vice!
    Oh, you'll definitely find some vice on CL all right.....
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    Re: harbor freight tools that don't suck

    It will be in the wrong section though Zambo.

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    Re: harbor freight tools that don't suck

    I'm liking my 24" adjustable wrench. I don't use it often but when I do it works fine.
    ........I look at the border as a big filter to keep out the pussys! - TT #54

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    Re: harbor freight tools that don't suck

    I've had real good luck with HF 1/2 breaker bars, their die grinders and air drills, and an electric power washer they sell.

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    Re: harbor freight tools that don't suck

    how do you guys feel about their 90 amp flux welder?

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    Re: harbor freight tools that don't suck

    The 110v flux welders are terrible. My first mig welder was one of them and is does not do well on anything but thin sheet metal and it is hard to get clean welds with it. It can be done but not the best way to go. In my case I used a stick arch welder for most of the welding on my first buggy when I was 17.
    A Miller or Lincoln 180amp 220v mig welder with a tank of argon/CO2 would be a good start for a home grown hobby welder. You can do a lot with it.

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    Re: harbor freight tools that don't suck

    Quote Originally Posted by TORC_spotter_870 View Post
    I got my WOOGA horn from Harbor Freight, it still works.

    But the horn makes a WOOG noise instead of WOO-GA.

    Oh well........
    x2 my bro in law got the woooog (no ag at the end) too!

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    Re: harbor freight tools that don't suck

    Quote Originally Posted by DOG ON View Post
    Is this cordless impact wrench good? looks awesome for the pit support

    http://www.harborfreight.com/18-volt...nch-67845.html
    I have found my Royobi 18v impact works great, long battery life. everybody has the home depot royobi tools so buy the impact for $99 and might be on sale this weekend.

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    Re: harbor freight tools that don't suck

    ive got a few harbor freight tools, there die grinders cant be beat. also there bearing race install kit looks as good as any snap on kits that ive seen. Also, just picked up a 3 ton race jack and found out that Dirt Tech is building a quick release mount for them real soon. I got on the list for one right away. That Crapman jack was only worth the weight in aluminum.
    #1 slcpunk

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    Re: harbor freight tools that don't suck

    Anyone tried the 1 ton chain hoist from them? Hope to pick up one off craigslist this weekend for some light duty (300-400 lbs) in the shop. I read on another forum a guy liked his a lot but I wouldn't mind hearing more opinions than just 1
    If my truck sits higher in the front - do I have a prerunner?????

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