Hazard Freight

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Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

It’s hilarious. I posted that when it first came out. Someone put some real time into it.

Eric – TIAMember since Jan 2010

That’s awesome.  I have to use that sometime.  So many people give me crap because I am not a huge fan of Harbor Freight.  I get called a name nut hugger and more, lol.  Harbor freight does have its place, just not a place for me.

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

I don’t mind going to HF for certain things. They make very nice floor jacks and roller boxes, and if I catch them on sale I can get a couple years worth of grinding and cut off wheels for under $20. I never buy any type of saw blade, drill bits, hand or power tools, or anything in which my life or safety might somehow depend on.

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

Conductor562 wrote:

I don’t mind going to HF for certain things. They make very nice floor jacks and roller boxes, and if I catch them on sale I can get a couple years worth of grinding and cut off wheels for under $20. I never buy any type of saw blade, drill bits, hand or power tools, or anything in which my life or safety might somehow depend on.

I agree 100% conductor, they are good for consumable items like Dan and his rubber gloves lol…But the floor jack is great!

Harold WrayMember since Jun 2013

That was so funny! Thanks Chase! Love the manual chainsaw. But seriously, imho HF is great for a few things. Like Chase said, consumables. The $13 HVLP paint spray gun is incredible. It has all the features of a high end spray gun. The $0.99 protective glasses are great. I remember that nut hugger comment, lol.

DR99Member since Nov 2012

I would like to see a review on their SDS drill it gets decent reviews and I don’t drill in concrete that often. I should be happy with my M18 fuel hammer drill It does pretty dam good for how much concrete drilling I do, but an real rotohammer is so much better I really should buy the bare tool version of the M12 or M18 sds drill I have more than enough batteries. 6 4.0 and 7 2.0. ah M18 batteries in total now.

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

DR99 wrote:

I would like to see a review on their SDS drill it gets decent reviews and I don’t drill in concrete that often. I should be happy with my M18 fuel hammer drill It does pretty dam good for how much concrete drilling I do, but an real rotohammer is so much better I really should buy the bare tool version of the M12 or M18 sds drill I have more than enough batteries. 6 4.0 and 7 2.0. ah M18 batteries in total now.

I would get the M12 if I were you, I have heard that its really light and has a 5/8 chuck, if you got the brushed version you could probably get a good deal…

Harold WrayMember since Jun 2013

Wow. That’s a lot of batteries. Have you had any problems with any of them?

DR99Member since Nov 2012

I haven’t had any problems yet knock on wood.

wayneburgessMember since May 2012

Unless you actually knock on some wood in which case the tool breaks by the sound of it. LOL  🙂

07SierraMember since Jul 2013

Sounds like your harbor freight is our princess auto here in Canada… 

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

07Sierra wrote:

Sounds like your harbor freight is our princess auto here in Canada…

They are very similar from what I understand.

You are the influencer. Post it to 4.4 million followers.

Hit record. We’ll handle the rest.

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