I'd say it falls in the medium range, but for the price the noise level is definitely not too bad. If you're in a neighborhood, your neighbor's will probably hear it, but it's not overly obnoxious. Inside the house I barely notice it.
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I'd say it falls in the medium range, but for the price the noise level is definitely not too bad. If you're in a neighborhood, your neighbor's will probably hear it, but it's not overly obnoxious. Inside the house I barely notice it.
Most of the time ,their coupons are like internet clickbait.
HF is a place to get cheap tools an stuff.
At the end of the day, It is what it is
HF is a place to get cheap tools an stuff.
At the end of the day, It is what it is
Actually stopped buy there today for some shop supplies. You can't beat them for stuff like this. $17 and some change. Only reason I went there was for some tips for my sandblaster which the didn't have 
If it has any moving parts,it will break,a pond pump from there didn't make it two weeks, I believe they use gravel for bearings in their slide saws.
I recently bought one of these, and it is amazingly sturdy.
It was a bit tricky for this old man to assemble by himself, but with the help of my H.F. 1 Ton chain hoist I accomplished the job in about 3 hours.
Then I got one of their "Air Operated 20 Ton Jacks" to speed up operations.
Sadly it got too cold to work in my un-heated shop, to finish installing new jack.
Next year I plan to get heat over there. My furnace needs a new flue, which I have not been able to address due to caring for my wife.
I picked up some 90* needle nose pliers $3 and a set of hose pliers for $13
Replaced a heater core hose in about 10 min after draining the radiator...
Quoted $350-400 to replace and flush/fill... yeah right!
Replaced a heater core hose in about 10 min after draining the radiator...
Quoted $350-400 to replace and flush/fill... yeah right!
If you need some shop towels, bungee cords, tarps, etc, then H.F. is just fine. Personally I think 98% of what they sell is flea market junk.
I'm sure our paid H.F. spokesman with zero feedback that lives out of state might disagree.
I'm sure our paid H.F. spokesman with zero feedback that lives out of state might disagree.
I find them good for (as everyone said) tarps, dollys, etc. Also few use tools. For example - when building up a jeep on my own I needed a torque wrench for the suspension lift install. Harbor freight to the rescue with a cheap 1/2 drive torque wrench in the right range with enough precision for an old keep xj. Haven't used it since
