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Yeah, Harbor Freight tools aren't my primary tools, they are the ones I keep in the back of each of my vehicles as spare sets. They have their purpose. I picked up all 3 free things on Tuesday. Can't complain with that. I had to do 3 seperate transactions to make it work, but they let me do it. The offroad lights is a good deal. I have ran those crappy things for two years now. I bought them when I needed something for a night run and couldn't afford HID's. I figured they would last a few months until I could afford better. Two years later and many uses and they are still working great.
That welder has saved my a$$ a couple times now. I just found a torn off UCA and we used it to weld it back up, it is still holding great. So far it is paying for itself.
i have beat the hell out of some cheap ass h.f. tools. most of the tools that i have that i bought to be 1 time use then throw it away have actually held up quiet well. i was even surprised. and im the type who is too lazy to grab the hammer so i just use the ratchet.
i have beat the hell out of some cheap ass h.f. tools. most of the tools that i have that i bought to be 1 time use then throw it away have actually held up quiet well. i was even surprised. and im the type who is too lazy to grab the hammer so i just use the ratchet.
Their socket sets, torque wrenches, and any hand tools are what I mainly use. I tend to get the tool bag out of my Jeep and not use my higher end tools in the garage anymore. I figured if they break I can always take them back for a free replacement with no questions asked. My 36" breaker bar from Harborfreight broke when I was trying to remove the main nut off the hub assembly with a 6' pole extension on the bar and me standing on it. Snapped the head right off. I took it in and they gave me another one (without a receipt) with no questions. Can't beat that.
Filled my tires to 35 psi (or so I thought) using the HF compressor that I bought yesterday, then checked the tires using a tire pressure gauge that I also bought at HF yesterday. The gauge reads 42 psi. WTF? Judging by the ride, I think the tire pressure gauge is probably right and that the gauge on the band new compressor is way off. No big deal. I can live with it.
Filled my tires to 35 psi (or so I thought) using the HF compressor that I bought yesterday, then checked the tires using a tire pressure gauge that I also bought at HF yesterday. The gauge reads 42 psi. WTF? Judging by the ride, I think the tire pressure gauge is probably right and that the gauge on the band new compressor is way off. No big deal. I can live with it.
Had the same issue with my Pepboys cheapo compressor. It was 7 psi off. Once I realized that, I was able to adjust and have had no issues since. I now fill to 39psi which is actually 32psi.
I have 5 of the lights on the roof of my jeep, they are 100 watts a piece, I personally don't think they would make good back up lights, they are spots and not floods. but they are really bright.
Just bought this today. It was on sale for $50 then I tossed down my 25% off coupon and got it for just over $37. Now all I need to do is weld up my front reciever and add some angle iron to stiffen up the mount.
