Harbor Freight Discount - It's not too late!

mtbtim

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Hey Dudes,

I just stumbled across a pretty good discount at Harbor Freight. I went into my local store and was looking to buy a transmission jack I'll need when helping [MENTION=102606]infamousRNR[/MENTION] with his tranny swap. The store was mobbed with people and I was told it was due to the sale they had going on. When I got up to register to buy the jack I wanted, a new girl who didn't exactly know what she was doing asked another dude who sort of looked like he knew what he was doing about whether the discount coupon could be used for a floor jack purchase. The dude said the coupon Could Not be used for a jack purchase. I got a lame excuse saying it's because the jack was already on sale but isn't everything always on sale at Harbor Freight? I expressed my displeasure with their explanation but figured I wasn't going to get anywhere with these morons so I left the store in disgust.

So, what did I do next? I got on the Harbor Freight website, put the jack I wanted into my cart, went to the check out, put in the coupon code and BINGO, I get $75 off on a $300 transmission jack. The shipping is only $7, so no big deal there.

If you dudes want to take advantage of this deal, it's good through today but I don't know what time zone they're using to close off the sale.

Here's the coupon codes:

25% Coupon Code - #37783011
20% Coupon Code - #37734657


If you don't want to buy online and prefer to buy it at one of the brick and mortar stores, you can either print up the coupon or just show them the coupon on your smarty pants phone. But, there's no guarantee you're not going to get a similar moronic employee telling you something that isn't so.

Happy Shopping Fellers!
 
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It is a good transmission jack. I have pulled two using just a regular jack and it wasn't fun even with two helpers. The last 5spd using the HF one we pulled was effortless. Good, strong ratcheting straps are your friend.

My local HF isn't big and can be sketchy at times. I have used their AC gauges though for seven years and counting.

Find a tranny yet?
 
It is a good transmission jack. I have pulled two using just a regular jack and it wasn't fun even with two helpers. The last 5spd using the HF one we pulled was effortless. Good, strong ratcheting straps are your friend.

My local HF isn't big and can be sketchy at times. I have used their AC gauges though for seven years and counting.

Find a tranny yet?

No tranny yet. Sean is thinking of going used due to the cost of a remanned one.
 
Thanks for making me spend more money! JK I needed some jack stands anyways

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I just bought a torque wrench from them today, 25% off is nice.

Basically all of my simple power tools and air tools are from HF. I've had some break (the cheap socket sets are terrible) but others have saved me hours and hours of work and have been well worth it.
 
I love the composite ratchets, deep 6 point sockets, breaker bars, nitrile gloves, and a bunch of other little stuff from there. Heck, even the free screwdrivers and tarps get the job done
 
I love the composite ratchets, deep 6 point sockets, breaker bars, nitrile gloves, and a bunch of other little stuff from there. Heck, even the free screwdrivers and tarps get the job done

I love love love the 7ml nitrile gloves they sell.
 
Damn missed it. Hoping to get me a set of 6-ton jacks.

Maybe you can do it online, but for sure if you go into one of their stores, you can get on their email list and will find out about all their future sales. I just wish I would have caught it sooner so more people on the forum could have taken advantage of it.
 
I love love love the 7ml nitrile gloves they sell.

I have 5, 7, and 9 mil. My mom asked why do I have so many types hahahahaha

5 are great for greasing u-joints, painting, or something where they'll get nasty quick and then I'll throw them away shortly.

7 are great for oil changes or something not too bad and I might re-use them once.

9 are the ones for brake jobs, suspension work, engine work, and all the stuff that I need to protect my hands from sharp stuff and they'll last all day.
 
I have 5, 7, and 9 mil. My mom asked why do I have so many types hahahahaha

5 are great for greasing u-joints, painting, or something where they'll get nasty quick and then I'll throw them away shortly.

7 are great for oil changes or something not too bad and I might re-use them once.

9 are the ones for brake jobs, suspension work, engine work, and all the stuff that I need to protect my hands from sharp stuff and they'll last all day.

Now you got me thinking, maybe I'll go the multiple ml route as well for different applications.
 
Ive spent so much at harbor Freight lately. Its a love/hate thing having one less than a mile from my house. I love it but my bank account hates it
 

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