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Geo-TH,In

Geo-TH,In

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Went to HF the other day and they gave me a free flash light. One you can hang in the closet. It has many bright LED's.

Well today, I hung it on my bibs while I was replacing a switch in bathroom. I have many different kinds of flash lights, but this one is the greatest. Hands free, put the light where I needed it. Have to say, it's the best gift I've gotten from HF.
 
I got one of those freebies at their Valdosta, Ga. store yesterday. Have you tried one of the strap on headlamps? I used one hanging a couple of ceiling fans the other day. They're the cat's meow. TDF
 
Those little flashlights are great. We have a half dozen at various places in the house and one in each vehicle.

Every time I go by a HF store I stop in and spent a coupon.
 
I sent 3 of those strap-on headlights to my nephew in ND; he is going to use them during calving in March, as they will leave his hands free. He goes out and checks the herd about every 2 hours during the night when they start calving.
 
I don't like to pick up hay bales from the ground at night during the summer because we always have heavy dews.

However, sometimes I must. That LED light on the forehead strap is a tremendous help locating the bales, stacking them on the wagon, and stacking them in the barn after dark.

I love that little thing.

Tom in TN
 
I was given a strap on light. It used the small very expensive batteries.
Before I could use, the batteries were dead. I pitched it.
 
I got one of their lights a couple years ago that has an LED front and another light on the end. It has a hanger hook on it and a magnet on the back. One of the handest things I have every got for free
 
I was just there last week,they gave me a magnetic tray to put parts in when you are fixing stuff.looks like a good idea for small parts etc.I have one of those lights .they are good.Ihavent used the drill driver yet,but have filled the organizer boxes some
 
Yup, and it's the most-used flashlight I own. I've tried the ones you put on the brim of a baseball cap, but I seldom if ever wear a baseball cap and if I do, it often happens that I can't fit it into whatever convoluted position I need to get my head in to see whatever it is that I needed the light for in the first place. One problem with a bachelor existence is that you don't have someone handy to hold the light most of the time, and they're a real lifesaver when you need both hands and need to see what you're doing all at the same time. The little lights mentioned in another reply with a magnet, a hook, and both a spotlight and a floodlight are also very handy--I've got them stashed at various places such as closets where running a line for a permanent light is a hassle or a hazard but you still need to see what's going on.
 
(quoted from post at 05:47:21 12/17/14) I was just there last week,they gave me a magnetic tray to put parts in when you are fixing stuff.looks like a good idea for small parts etc.I have one of those lights .they are good.Ihavent used the drill driver yet,but have filled the organizer boxes some
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Those 12X12 magnetic trays are also the cats meow... I just about can not work under a hood with out a few of'em to help keep up with tools/nuts & bolts etc... They also stick to a tractor :wink:
 
I quit getting the flashlights and switched to the multimeters. I put one in each vehicle and have a stack of them in the shop. Give em to the kids to learn too.
 
That the light I'm talking about. I have many of the other gifts HF gives away, lights,
EVOM, tape measures, gloves.
This light is the best. Hang it off my bibs pocket.
 
Harbor Freight is store I never pass without going in and getting something free and something for 25% off.

My sister takes the family in after church on Sunday. Each person has a get one free without purchase coupon. They give them to the church for grab bags, rummage sales.

This website can set you up with coupons there and at other popular stores.
Harbor Frieght Coupons
 
I got this HF press this yesterday for $135.99. Price said $169.99, AND they honored the 20% off coupon. Been wanting a press for a long time, my Christmas present!
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I have a 20 ton press from HF. I put it on wheels. It paid for itself with one job. I had to rebuild the hyd pump on my jubilee and needed a bearing pressed on the wobble shaft.

It's one of those tools you don't need all the time, but when you do, it's handy. Needed it to press the U-joints out of a PTO shaft that was banged up.
 
(quoted from post at 18:07:14 12/17/14) I got this HF press this yesterday for $135.99. Price said $169.99, AND they honored the 20% off coupon. Been wanting a press for a long time, my Christmas present!

Now you start scavenging ,, any size pipe the bigger the better,,, flat plate the thicker the better,,, old bearing races even the inner brg races,,, a HF 3/4 socket set for press adapters,,, starter motor housings of different sizes let you junk-a-h-o-l-i-c mind be your guide ... Don't throw nuttin away it could come in handy when you need to support are press sum'n Wink

My favorite press adapter is a old mini kota electric trolling motor field coil housing (35 or 65) you can use it to press out the rock shaft in the lift cover are remove stuck hubs on 8N axle shafts... My next favorite is the hub off a Toyota V6 water pump... That's why they make 5 gal buckets for,,, press accessory storage containers :lol:
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My sons and I have two rules for shopping at Harbor Freight: never pay full price, and always get something free.

I personally like their mechanics gloves. You can usually find a coupon for $2.99 for them, plus the free gift.

I've also had good luck with their alkaline batteries. Kids use AA in their video games; can usually get a 48 pack for $5.99.
 
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