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jeffcat

06-08-2005 21:21:52




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Well that new store in Vineland that opened two tuesdays ago; been there four times! I have hit the $200 dollar mark and have bought stuff for other guys too. Today I left work at 4 AM and slept in their parking lot for two hours. First buyer of the day. Bought a new tank type 20lb sand blaster. WOW does this little bomb work great! Took about fourty minutes to screw it together and am using the next to smallest tip. Good golly miss Molly can it clean up the old paint and rust. On the farm my dad has an old 100lb blaster with a 125cfm Leroy. My Emglo and a PepBoy 4cfm twin tank can just do the job. VERY VERY happy with the new toy. So far I have two orange flashlites with one for a friend. Three digital meters, one for me. Two magnifier visors for me. The big bush lopes for trimming the trees. A tire gauge. Two 50 foot hoses for air. Diamond sharpen stones,the sand blaster and a couple of other things. This toy store is too dang close! If you have about 12cfm of air and need to do some fantastic blastin check out this little 20lb beauty! Jeffcat

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Truetramp

07-11-2005 01:16:45




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 Re: More Harbor Freight in reply to jeffcat, 06-08-2005 21:21:52  
Now some of Harbor Freight tools are good, an some could sooner just sit on the shelf to be looked at, an your saying to yourself we all learn from our mistakes. But what i have found going to thier store with thier mag. they send me in the mail from thier main store in Calf., is they wont honor the same price they have in the store,now you would figure if they carry the same name, they should honor the same price they send me in the mail, they don't, an it won't help by asking for the manager, cause many have complian an his answer is, well send for it an have it mailed to you, in my case, i need a tool when i need it, not 1 or 2 weeks later..... Tramp

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Chuck (CA)

06-11-2005 21:00:43




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 Re: More Harbor Freight in reply to jeffcat, 06-08-2005 21:21:52  
If you get on their mailing list they'll email you a coupon that says:
SAVE $5 on any purchase of $50 or more
or
SAVE $10 on any purchase of $100 or more. They send them to you on a pretty regular basis.
Better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick.

Chuck



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Chuck_135_NJ

06-09-2005 16:38:49




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 Re: More Harbor Freight in reply to jeffcat, 06-08-2005 21:21:52  
Jeffcat, where abouts in SJ are you ? I just noticed on a HF flyer that they opened a store in Vineland. Now Perryman's is not the only reason to travel down jersey !!

Chuck



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Dick2

06-09-2005 03:39:00




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 Re: More Harbor Freight in reply to jeffcat, 06-08-2005 21:21:52  
Be sure to sign a card to get on their mailing list for the sale flyers. They have some good sale prices at the stores. Went to their "sidewalk" sale last Saturday. I was there when they opened the door with my list in hand - and was out the door in 20 minutes before the long lines formed at the checkout registers (BTDT).



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Vern-MI

06-09-2005 03:33:45




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 Re: More Harbor Freight in reply to jeffcat, 06-08-2005 21:21:52  
Got one of those magnifying visors also. The wife took it and told me to get my own.



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Anthony

06-09-2005 09:29:26




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 Re: More Harbor Freight in reply to Vern-MI, 06-09-2005 03:33:45  
All of you using those visors, it is a sign of impending old age. You should know that eyesight is the 2nd thing to go.



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steveormary

06-09-2005 09:46:02




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 Re: More Harbor Freight in reply to Anthony, 06-09-2005 09:29:26  
Anthony

I believe your memory is the 2nd thing to go,eyesight may be third. And I dont remember what the first one is.

steveormary



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Anthony

06-09-2005 15:53:56




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 Re: More Harbor Freight in reply to steveormary, 06-09-2005 09:46:02  
Yeah, you're right. I forgot that memory was the second thing to fail.



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Big Jim

06-09-2005 00:32:47




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 Re: More Harbor Freight in reply to jeffcat, 06-08-2005 21:21:52  
I"ve caught their cheap digital multimeters on sale for $5. I bought several and just keep one in each of my vehicles. Cheaper than a decent test light and a whole lot more versitile when you have to deal with anything electronic.

P.S. - my mother-in-law had banned my father-in-law from going into a HF store until their budget picture recovers a bit.



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James in North Carolina

06-08-2005 21:52:08




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 Re: More Harbor Freight in reply to jeffcat, 06-08-2005 21:21:52  
Jeffcat, are you in Vineland New Jersey?



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