Anybody been to the Harbor Freight in Worcester?

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Old 01-23-2009, 07:39 PM
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Default Anybody been to the Harbor Freight in Worcester?

How's the tool selection?
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ridiculous! limited socket sets but every power tool you need
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Default be careful what you buy. i broke/striped alot of the tools i purchased from harbor freight after a

few uses. they are cheap, and if you only need them for a 1 of tool you will be ok. But be selective.

i currently still have a set of jack stands from them and 2 of the 4 have cracks in the welds.
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Default agreed! if you used your tools frequently, don't buy from harbor freight

if you're looking for something that you'll uses a couple times HF is ok. They are cheap quality sold at "inexpensive" prices.

I get airhoses and crap like that from them.
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Default the sockets they and hand tools aren't bad, don't buy anything electric from there

I have their framing nailer. Its been good for the 7-8 times I've used it so far. But ya, look over what your your buying.
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Default thanks, guys...I got an extra breaker bar, a Goodyear hose, some socket extensions, and random stuff

Keep an eye on what you buy though. Some stuff is actually cheaper in a regular store.
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Default i actually think the opposite...i have had better luck with air and power tools..

i am good friends with a long time mechanic who works on eavy equipment. He swears by many of his HF air tools nany of which he has had for 20 years.
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Yes. Pretty awesome if you're looking for random little tools that can be hard to find elsewhere.
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there is actually a forum somewhere that discusses which HF tool lasts / doesnt last
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Default Based on that thread, I'm just glad I didn't buy the jack

Hi Dave!
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