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jamis · 07-26-2006, 04:52 PM

Ordering from Harborfreight is the worse, but the stores aren’t bad. Ive been to a couple and most employees are willing to help just not very knowledgeable. Think of it like talking to a Wallmart greeter at a hardware store, they smile but don’t have a clue.

I buy a their wrenches because you can cut and bend to fit your needs.......you wont do that with a Snap-on.
There impact sockets are Ok specially if you work in the field...if you loose it, its no big deal.
And for those of you that work on heavy equipment....do you really want to drop the belly pan on a D9 just because you dropped a wrench down there? I didn’t think so, just grab another 99 cent wrench and keep working.

07-26-2006, 04:52 PM	#26
jamis F.A.S.T. president Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Florida Posts: 1,883	Re: Harborfreight.com Ordering from Harborfreight is the worse, but the stores aren’t bad. Ive been to a couple and most employees are willing to help just not very knowledgeable. Think of it like talking to a Wallmart greeter at a hardware store, they smile but don’t have a clue. I buy a their wrenches because you can cut and bend to fit your needs.......you wont do that with a Snap-on. There impact sockets are Ok specially if you work in the field...if you loose it, its no big deal. And for those of you that work on heavy equipment....do you really want to drop the belly pan on a D9 just because you dropped a wrench down there? I didn’t think so, just grab another 99 cent wrench and keep working. __________________ F.A.S.T. President and Founder Fabricators for the Advancement of Sawsall Technology "A fear of the Sawsall is a sign of retarded sexual and emotional maturity." ~Sigmund Freud, "General Introduction to Psychoanalysis"



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