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Re: O.T. Is Harbor Freight worth the trip.


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Posted by The Famous Grouse on October 15, 2018 at 20:47:20 from (97.116.20.35):

In Reply to: O.T. Is Harbor Freight worth the trip. posted by SodBuster87 on October 15, 2018 at 01:13:13:

You gotta go and make up your own mind.

I don't know what I'd do without Harbor Freight. I have several needs that really make HF a great deal.

First off, I keep a set of tools up at my farm. Since they are sitting in a shed up there and nobody lives on the place, I figure sooner or later a break in could happen so no way am I going to drop huge money on the stuff that stays up there.

Also, I've never had a lot of big tools for tractor work. 3/4 inch socket set, 21 inch adj wrench, etc HF makes affordable versions of this stuff and nobody else is even close.

Then there's the stuff I can buy at HF and use it once to save a pile of time and money. Just painted the storage barn with a $169 HF airless HVLP painter. I hate, hate, hate brush painting and this baby worked great for this one job and was way cheaper than renting. If I never use it again, it'll still have been worth it for the time/money saved. If I use it again, it'll be twice the deal.

In the same category, I got tired of paying $25 a tire to get ATV tires mounted so I bought the HF tire tools. Used them to mount 4 ATV tires and a boat trailer tire. If this stuff busts tomorrow, I'm still WAY ahead, but from what I can see, it'll last forever so I'll be hundreds of dollars ahead within a few years.

Grouse


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