(quoted from post at 07:24:22 07/12/12) Good idea on the loaner. Depending of course on how often you need one.
I've said this before - that I'm usually a tool snob, and believe fully in the idea that you should always spend what you can afford on a tool, plus a little bit more. It usually pays off in the long run.
But lately - with the economy the way it is and business beig so dreadfully slow, I've been forced into harbor freight more than a few times.
It's hard to argue with some of their pricing where tools are SO cheap, even if they don't work you really haven't lost anything - and if they DO, you've saved a ton.
I have a three jaw puller from them that works just fine for general use. It's not great, but it's a whole lot better than a crow bar and hammer.
Even when/if business picks up again I'd still consider Harbor Freight for tools like that that don't have a motor. I've gotten quite a few tools so far from them, and to date not one of them has given me any trouble whatsover, or not done what it's supposed to do.
Not sure I'd say they've "impressed" me - but they've certainly surprised me. I expected much lower quality.
(quoted from post at 16:34:51 07/12/12) I don't see mine on the HF site. Looks like they switched to what
looks like a cross breed between a hyd bottle jack, and a puller.
Mine is hydraulic, but uses a screw to do the pushing on the fluid.
Guess it's a little old!
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