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Harbor Freight sells GARBAGE ooooooo 07-31-2007
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Posted by Steve Barker on July 31, 2007, 11:07 pm
Yeah, what the other two said. You have to have a brain. Even Walmart has
some junk in their store.

steve


> Harbor Freight sells GARBAGE tools. Unless you enjoy tossing money in
> the garbage, DO NOT buy from them.



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Posted by N8N on August 1, 2007, 8:39 am
*Even* Walmart?

FWIW if you cruise through Harbor Freight but look for "real" brand
names, you generally will be OK.

nate

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> Yeah, what the other two said. You have to have a brain. Even Walmart has
> some junk in their store.
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Posted by Al Bundy on July 31, 2007, 11:12 pm
4ax.com:

> Harbor Freight sells GARBAGE tools.

Yes, they do.

And from what I've read in this NG some people get things that last for
years. Consider the too good to be true prices, keep your expectations low
and you won't be disappointed.

> Unless you enjoy tossing money in
> the garbage, DO NOT buy from them.

Did you expect Snap-On quality?

Going to try Wal-Mart now?


Posted by Stan on July 31, 2007, 11:20 pm
wrote:

>And from what I've read in this NG some people get things that last for
>years.

You are right there... It all depends on what you buy from them. I
would never buy a Chicago Brand table saw from them but I regularly
buy tool bits and drill bits from them, tie-downs, air hoses, flash
lights, sanding & grinding disks, certain hand tools...... stuff like
that and have never been disappointed plus saved a bunch.

Regards,

Posted by Harry K on August 1, 2007, 10:58 am
> wrote:
>
> >And from what I've read in this NG some people get things that last for
> >years.
>
> You are right there... It all depends on what you buy from them. I
> would never buy a Chicago Brand table saw from them but I regularly
> buy tool bits and drill bits from them, tie-downs, air hoses, flash
> lights, sanding & grinding disks, certain hand tools...... stuff like
> that and have never been disappointed plus saved a bunch.
>
> Regards,

Ditto that. I have been stung once but it was only a few dollars.
Have bought other things no problem. Latest is a 'stretchy' towing
strap for $6.99 that I have been using for two years snaking logs out
of the bush with my F150. It has brought the PU to a full stop
several times. I figure it will break one of these times but the
current listing doesn't have it anymore.

Harry K


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