Harbor Freight a Time Rip OFf

Good evening, 

While I have plenty of time and the new Harbor Freight store is on my way home, I am beginning to feel Jacksonville's store is beginning to be guilty of being a rip off city... not on prices or items, but on customers' time. 


Unless you get there the first thing Monday morning or Thursday morning, the people who work in Little Rock are very unlikely to get the popular items on the freebies, such as the four-plug strip cord and the six-inch magnetic screw holder. Every time you go in there looking for those things, they never have them in the evening. 


I'm, like a lot of guys, going to get something if it's free and I'm in the store already. But you're inviting people to go in the store more often looking for the freebie we want. However, we're not buying other stuff if what we want is gone and you're not offering a rain check or something similar to what the special is! I have so-many freebie screw drivers, flashlights and other things that I have enough for gifts for my kids for their birthdays and Christmas! 


Yes, businesses don't have to offer freebies; Harbor Freight Tools can require a purchase like a lot of the coupons require, and Harbor Freight can require a minimum amount of money spent on a purchase. But if they can't keep the freebie in stock, then the store managers should really offer a comparable item, even if they have to make their own signs and set a minimum purchase amount! 


For instance, I have been looking for the four-plug extension cord since the freebie ad first came out. But they have had the six-plug cord. Why not offer that cord? 


Another item is the flashlight that goes around your head like a miner uses. It's never in. But another one is available. Why isn't that offered? 


Harbor Freight is advertising a six-inch magnetic screw holder as a freebie. I haven't seen any space for it where it is supposed to be displayed. Why isn't the four-inch magnetic screw holder offered? Or the 12-inch magnetic holder with $8 to $10 purchase, which is about the difference between the advertised six-inch and the 12-inch item? 


If nothing else, your employees could be told to complete an online customer rain check to reserve the item from the next delivery for those customers that ask about the missing freebies! 


That is why I'm giving Harbor Freight my time rip off award for this weekend!

The Harbor Freight Dapping Punch and Die Set

I have not needed a dapping punch and die set but I've always wanted one to play with when coming up with jewelry designs. A Dapping set is a tool that allows you to hammer metal into hemispherical and generally concave shapes, such as a hollow bead. A good quality setisn't terribly expensive and I have made my own single purpose punches and dies when the need arose but I never bought a set. Anyway, Harbor Freight has a set, made in India, for the extremely low price of $29.99, on perpetual sale. So I bought one.

The box looks nice!

A wood stand, the block and the punches.

The punches are covered in what is likely a highly toxic red oil.

I slit the bag open and grabbed each punch in a paper towel, wiping off the excess oil.

At first glance the block looks well polished...

But, as with most cheap tools, what you get is what you paid for, so there are numerous scratches, dings, blemishes and such in the hollows of the block. These can be polished out, so in essence you are trading your time perfecting the tool for the money you would have spent on a better set.

The punches are similarly imperfect, with flat spots, scratches, etc.
Some time spent sanding those out on the lathe is likely in my future.

So, not a great tool, but one that allows you to do basic doming without breaking the bank.

Harbor Freight Pinball Lift Modification

Buying and selling pinball machines gets more complicated when you factor in how to move them.  After collecting machines over the last few years, I found myself with 10 machines packed into my house.  This summer my wife and I moved and getting the machines to the new house seemed like a daunting task.  It was time to invest in a pinball lift!

There is a great thread on Pinside documenting the many different ways to modify the Harbor Freight hydraulic lift tableinto a suitable pinball lift.  The primary issue with the lift table is that the handle that extends up from the cart does not allow the table to slide under the table far enough to be centered under the machine.  As a result, many people have modified the handle in one way or another to allow the cart to slide to the center of the machine and lift it safely.

Before settling on my modification, I tried a few that others suggested.

1. Hinge Mod – place door hinges on the cart and attach the handle so that it can swing up and down.

This mod would have worked well, except for the release cable even after being re-routed was a little too short to fully extend the handle after it was attached. I considered just getting a longer cable from a local bike shop, but the hinges were already showing signs of bending so I decided to attempt the pipe-fitting mod.

2. Pipe-fitting mod – place new 45 degree pipe fittings into the holes where the handle should go and then place the handle into the pipe fitting.

After purchasing all of the suggested parts from Lowes and took them home to discover that the threaded ¾ nipple would not fit into the handle receiver on the cart. With some force, i was able to force-thread one of the nipples into the opening though it wasn’t a secure fit. Once I attached the handle it easily came loose on one side. I suppose I could have messed around with this some more and found different pipe sizes to make this work, but I decided to try something different:

I made a trip to my local bike shop an picked up:

1. A new brake release cable

2. A kid’s bike brake lever

I affixed the brake lever to the pump handle receiver and attached the new cable to the hydraulic release under the cart. The brake cable’s length was about 12 inches.

Moving around the pinballs after getting them up in the air was easy and I used the machine itself to move it around instead of a handle. There was no worry of the machine coming off of the platform as long as I got it close to centered under the machine

I was able to move 8 machines out of my old house load the all up into a 16 foot box truck and get them into my new house. Hope this helps someone out there!

Cheap-Ass Tools: Harbor Freight’s Multifuntion Power Tool

Don’t have $400 to shell out for a Fein Multimaster? Don’t even have $100 for Dremel’s Multi-Max? How ’bout $40 for Harbor Freight’s Chicago Electric knock-off? I can’t imagine the build quality falls anywhere in the range of the Fein and Dremel, but hey — if you’ve got $40 you can find out.

It delivers 19,000 oscillations per minute (compared to as much as 21,000 for the Fein and Dremel). But that’s where the similarities end. While the Fein kit includes a ton of sanding, sawing, and other accessories and the Dremel ships in a variety of kits, the HF model ships with a couple of saws, one cutter, and two sanding sheets.

But here’s the real downer: While the Fein and Dremel offer variable-speed settings, you get just an on-off switch with the HF special. And we’re betting that’s a real deal-killer on this tool, which is designed for fine, delicate work.

Harbor Freight Tools Dollar Days Sale – Nov 19 to Dec 2

Need to stock up on some doodads for the garage or shop?  Sure, these are items that might seem like miscellaneous odds and ends but it’s these very items that will make you ready for anything when the time comes.  We all know there’s nothing worse than being in the middle of a project and having to run out to by a zip-tie or some work gloves.  Imagine having a project completed and ready to be delivered but you’ve got no way of tying it down for transport!  Or no furniture pad available to keep your truck bed from getting all scratched up.

I know what you’re saying… “But, Zach, why should I go out and spend a bunch of money on items I’m going to use once or infrequently?”  Well, first of all, my name is spelled with a K, not an H, and secondly, that’s what Harbor Freight’s Dollar Days Sale is for!  From now until December 2nd, you can get all these little items and more at ridiculously low deals!   100 White Cable Ties for $2.50 or 100 Black Cable Ties for $2.50?  Why not save some time and just get both for $5?  Running low on tool space?  Well, the Two Shelf Steel Service Cart for $50.00 will take care of that.  And best of all, it’s the same high quality you’d get at full price!

I know some of you out there will sacrifice safety and comfort when it comes to the bottom line on your handiwork.  I admire that, but with Dollar Days, there’s no excuse. Work gloves(6 pair) for $3.00, knee pads for $4.00, and safety glasses for $1.00??  That’s a full outfit of safety gear for under ten bucks!  And let me tell you, your medical bill won’t be that low so why risk it?  I’m sure you’re a very safe worker, but even the best of us make mistakes.  Just ask my old shop teacher, Mr. Jones.  I’m not sure how he lost his thumb, but I bet some safety equipment would have come in handy in that situation.  Uh, no pun intended…

I could go over all the items available for major discounts, but it would be easier to show you.  It’ll be like an early Christmas for all you tool hounds out there and actual Christmas if you’re looking to get a couple gifts for your friends.  With Magnetic Nutsetter Sets at $8.00, a 100 Piece Security Bit Set for $9.00, or a 13 Piece High Speed Drill Bit Set for $3.00, you can snatch up some great gifts without breaking the bank.  Just try not to keep them for yourself.  Maybe you’ll get lucky and a friend will pick up some nifty tools for you too.  At Harbor Freight Tools Dollar Days, you never know what you might find!

Portland Electric Outdoor, Fall Tools for the Yard and More!

We’re about a month into the fall season but that doesn’t mean it’s too late to stock up on electric lawn care tools! Especially when they’re part of a new line of products available from Harbor Freight Tools. We have some great items available just in time to help you tidy up your lawn, driveway, gutter and backyard quickly and easily. This new line of outdoor electric tools from Portland Outdoor makes cleaning up leaves, cutting hedges, and trimming grass so simple, you’ll never think of them as chores again.

3-in-1 Electric Blower, Vacuum, Mulcher (Item #: 62337)

Versatile and efficient, the Electric Blower Vacuum Mulcher is practically a whole set of lawn care tools in one! Clearing your driveway of leaves is literally a breeze with this lightweight tool and the $49.99 price tag is pretty lightweight too. When you need to switch over to a vacuum to clean up grass clippings or sawdust, you can do so with the simple flip of a switch. That’s right, no tools required! Plus, with two speed settings, you can tackle big jobs just as easily as small ones. But no matter if you’re using the blower, vacuum or mulcher setting, the 3-in-1 electric tool runs at a pleasantly quiet 84-97 decibels.

“I picked up this tool when I first saw it come into the catalog at Harbor Freight Tools and boy howdy am I glad I did. I didn’t have much use for a lawn vacuum or a blower but I sure did need a tool for mulchifying my yard. Every year I wasted quite a bit on buying store brand mulch when I could have just been making my own from whatever random debris like leaves and deer droppings happened to end up in my yard. I’ve been mulching all week long and my neighbors have started coming up to me asking where they can get such a magical mulching tool and I’m sending them right back over to Harbor Freight Tools. Thanks Harbor Freight Tools, you are my go to Mulch Tool guys!!”

Using Harbor Freight 20 OFF Coupon 2014 Saves the Day

Having a bad day was almost a habit for me. It seemed like I was intended to have it. Yesterday could have been my worst. I was meeting this gorgeous lady, and we planned to have dinner together. Her name was Lowell. I met her in a store nearby, and she offered me some Harbor Freight 20 OFF Coupon 2014. I was really attracted with her beauty and personality, so I invited her to have dinner with me. It's been a while since I've dated someone, so I was really excited.

Harbor Freight 20 OFF Coupon 2014

I felt this was a lucky day for me. After work, I rushed down the parking area, and got in my "forgotten" 2001 Toyota Corolla 4dr Sedan which I bought, with the help of Edmunds coupon codes. With a quick look at my wing mirror, I saw the left rear tire of my car severely punctured. I didn't know why it happened but, I know what would happen if I can't think of a solution right away.

I had a spare tire, but I didn't have the tools. Just around the corner, I saw a Harbor Freight Tools retail store, the largest tool and equipment catalog retailer offering Harbor Freight coupon codes, and sprinted directly to the store. I grabbed some materials and stuff to change my tire. And who would have thought, for all the bad timing and everything terrible that has happened, how could this be the time that I lost my wallet.

And then, there was the Harbor Freight coupon codes! It was like my knight in shining armor. I slid the Harbor Freight coupon codes Michelle gave me inside my car visors the time I invited her, and luckily, it was a Portable Tire changer coupon codes. I had about 50 bucks in my pocket, and it was enough for me to change my car's tires.

My day wasn't that bad after all. I got additional Harbor Freight coupon codes, and I get to go out again with Michelle this weekend. Harbor Freight coupon codes really is the big deal. With incredible savings it offers to costumers, and a broad selection of products. Harbor Freight Tools has more than 300 retail outlets across the United States, that's why it is accessible almost everywhere.

Harbor Freight Tools opens first Staten Island store

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Harbor Freight Tools, a national discount tool retailer, is opening its first store on Staten Island in Mariners Harbor on Tuesday.

With 500 stores nationwide, the California-based company is expanding in the Northeast. The new Mariners Harbor shop, at 2295 Forest Ave., will employ 35 to 40 people, according to a spokesman for the company.

"We're thrilled to be opening our 22nd Harbor Freight Tools store in New York, and very pleased by the warm welcome we've received in Staten Island," said Eric Smidt, president of Harbor Freight Tools. 

"At Harbor Freight, we're all about delivering high-quality tools at ridiculously low prices. We do it by manufacturing our tools at the same factories as the expensive brands, but we cut out the middle man and pass the savings onto our customers," he added.

Smidt said the company's secret to providing low-priced merchandise is its investment of "millions of dollars" to build and operate state-of-the-art quality test labs. 

"We ensure that we're constantly driving quality at the lowest possible price. We invite everyone in the Staten Island area to visit our store, and see why if you buy tools anywhere else, you're throwing your money away," he said.

While the store will be open to the public on Tuesday, the official grand opening is Oct. 8. There will be a parking lot sale Oct. 10 through Oct. 12 to mark the store's opening.

ABOUT HARBOR FREIGHT TOOLS

In 1977, Harbor Freight Tools had a mission to make it easier for working people to get the best value possible on top-quality tools they could trust. Now, more than 35 years later, that mission has made Harbor Freight Tools one of the largest tool and equipment multi-channel retailers in the United States, with over twenty-five million satisfied customers taking advantage of our low prices and satisfaction guaranteed.

Harbor Freight Tools is committed to invest in and build "best practices" in everything from retail to inventory, e-commerce, technology and merchandising. As such, Harbor Freight Tools continues to seek out top-tier talent at all levels, looking for high-energy professionals and creative problem-solvers who seek an environment which supports, nurtures, and properly compensates individuals who demonstrate the capacity to be top performers at their respective levels.

Harbor Freight Tools is a large company with a start-up feel that provides a collegial and collaborative culture dedicated to high achievement. We are committed to support and promote people based not on politics, but on their relative contribution, skill set and accomplishments. Harbor Freight Tools is dedicated to generous pay for performance compensation and long-term careers. We also find that people who can combine personal accomplishment, leadership and a true commitment to teamwork thrive at our company.

ABOUT ERIC SMIDT, CHAIRMAN & CEO

Eric Smidt and his father started Harbor Freight in 1977 in North Hollywood, California. Originally called Harbor Freight Salvage, the company began in a small building as a mail-order business. The first Harbor Freight Tools retail store opened its doors in 1980, and in 1985, Eric became president of the company. Since then, Harbor Freight has expanded with over 500 stores as well as growing its catalog, direct mail and ecommerce business. In 2001, Eric was listed as one of Ernst & Young's Entrepreneurs of the Year.

In addition to operating Harbor Freight Tools, Eric Smidt supports multiple charitable organizations, including Children's Hospital Los Angeles, University of Southern California, UCLA and Alliance College-Ready Public Schools, a non-profit charter school manager. Eric also serves on the boards of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Portland Art Museum. He is also a licensed jet pilot with over 30 years of experience.

Harbor Freight Tips and Tidbits

These little bits and pieces needed to get out there, but they didn’t have theme that suggested a solid category. So they’re here.
In-store no-hassle replacement policy:
“One tip is that Harbor Freight offers an in-store no-hassle replacement policy for a few bucks. I use it when I know I’m going to be using a product hard. For example, I bought a clear water pump (less than $40) and even with the proper pre-filter, the motor seized after three months. I walked in with the pump and the guarantee, showed the melted motor fan, picked up a replacement and walked out. It was that simple. The new one has worked fine.”

Company Reviews for Harbor Freight Tools from Employees Here’s a peek at what the managers have to deal with.

Harbor Freight at Wikipedia:

“Harbor Freight Tools is a retail tool and hardware company that started in 1968, primarily selling through its mail order catalog, which still exists today. The Camarillo, California-based company offers more than 7,000 varieties of tools on its web site, mail order catalog, and retail stores. Harbor Freight Tools has over 314 retail store locations nationwide.”

The List: Good Enough, the Bad, and the Abysmal

Here goes, the feature attraction. I went through and identified all the good, bad and abysmal tools as described by woodworkers, metal workers, mechanics, farmers, DIYers, gardeners and even pond tenders. Keep in mind that an abysmal band saw for a woodworker may just be a good band saw for a farmer. When possible I included the item number. When I couldn’t find it or there were multiple variations of a tool I just left the tool as described in the forum I found it.

These are tools and other items that got at least one favorable mention. I broke the multiple mention tools out for you and put them on top – I’m assuming these will give you the most “miles per gallon.” Also, before you dig in, a quote regarding “consumables,” from someone who I believe works with metal: “All of their consumables such as cotter pins, grease fittings, roll pins, O-rings, Internal and External lock clips, 12″ sanding disks, 12″ cutting wheels, 3″, 4″, 4-1/2″ grinding wheels are OK too.”
The guys at WoodworersZone compiled a list from WoodNet called “Harbor Freight Gems.” I not only copied their list for this post (in addition to many other sources of course), but borrowed their format of #item number followed by the name of the tool. I put any relevant quotes in parenthesis.

Derogatory yet Slightly Loving Harbor Freight Nicknames

Unfortunately I can only remember/find one: “horror freight.” I know there was another one I saw out there… I think it was “hardly freight…” Update… here are some nicknames from the comments on this article and in recent forum threads:
Harbor Fright Tool
Bottom of the Harbor Freight
Harbor Hate
The Chinese Cheesecake Factory
For their inexpensive, thrice-yearly-use Chinese air tools, we call them, “INGERSOLL-CHAN.”
I thought that I would tell you what my wife calls HF; we speak Russian at home, and she calls it vonuchka, or “little stinker.” She hates that HF smell of uncured rubber.
“Harbor Sheight” (…Shite)

Developing Your Harbor Freight Shopper Philosophy

I did an article on woodworking with pallets. Salvaging pallet wood takes patience and diligence and yields small slats best suited for small projects. You have to have the “pallet mentality”. Shopping at Harbor Freight requires a certain mentality too. It definitely helps if you’re the type who enjoys fixing/tinkering with your tools. Also, familiarize yourself with The Harbor Freight Return Policy.
To best capture the spirit of shopping at Harbor Freight I thought I’d offer some quotes I found while scrounging around through over 1000 individual forum posts (not threads…). If you’ve never shopped at Harbor Freight these will prepare you with the proper philosophy. If you have, you’ll probably start nodding your head. As always, I’m quoting the collected opinions of others so your mileage may vary.
“‘if your life or income depends on it, don’t buy it ay harbor freight’.”
I read these sentiments over and over. That said, there are lots of pros who buy stuff at Harbor Freight, especially consumables like gloves and blades… and for cheap tools they can lend out at jobsites with no expectation of return.
“if I use the tool enough to wear it out or break it, I use it enough to buy a better brand as a replacement.”
Some people use HF purchases to help them decide whether it makes sense to invest more money in a higher quality tool. If they use it enough to break it, then go for it. If not, then they saved the cost of the more expensive name brand. This can be pricey, but… if you buy TOO MUCH tool then you’ve wasted money also.
“tools require the usual harbor freight break in”

You will find yourself having to repair/replace/rebuild Harbor Freight tools right out of the box. For regular HF customers this is standard operating procedure. HF has an excellent return policy though, with very few to no questions asked. Also they have a life time trade in policy on hand tools.
“Overall, I try and stick to things without moving parts”
For folks who concentrate on the consumables this was a common sentiment.
“If you need a CHEAP tool that you will only use once or twice then go to Harbor Freight.”
Why pay for more tool than you really need?
And for every guy who swears against buying anything from Harbor Freight with a battery there’s at least one of these: “I really like their 14 volt series of cordless tools. It seems like the best price/performance ratio. Anytime I buy one I buy at least one extra battery. They’re cheap enough that I keep one drill with a drill bit in a keyed chuck and another with a screwdriver bit in a keyless chuck. That really speeds up assembly.”

The boating selection at Harbor Freight Store

The boating selection offers every tool that the modern boater should need. Harbor Freight tools offersentire boating tool kits, as well as some powerful tools to make the boaters life easier. They carry manydifferent types of portable generators, air compressors, and winches. They also carry oscillating powertools, torque wrenches and digital inspection cameras.
The contractor selection will give see any tough job to an end with a massive stock of powerful tools.Harbor Freight Tools offers metal shears, as well as cement and mortar mixers. The selection of rotaryhammers and reciprocating saws is also extensive.
The DIY selection is full of not only the powerful tools needed to get the job done, but also the safetyequipment necessary to protect the people performing these jobs. Available power tools includeoscillating power tools, air compressors, and compound miter saws. For safety, they offer a wide varietyof welding helmets available in many different designs. They also offer useful home additions such asdriveway alert systems and security cameras.
The farming selection includes some of the most powerful tools that the farmer will need. The Harborfreight tools farming selection is complete with a 7-ton log splitter, a one-man earth auger and a 3-1/2ton farm jack. Other options include propane torches, reflective tarps and engine cleaning guns.

The motorcycle selection includes an extensive assortment of tools to help make the next trip the bestone. Motorcycles will be easier to work on with the motorcycle lifts, loading ramps and digital inspectioncameras that Harbor Freight Tools offers. Get down to business with the selection of torque wrenchesand transfer pumps.
The outdoor selection comes with a huge variety of functional and decorative options. There are manydifferent styles of greenhouses available. There are also some great looks available as portable garages,pathway markers and pop-up canopies.
The solar selection contains all varieties of solar equipment. Smaller options include light sets andbattery chargers as well as solar outdoor lamps. Harbor Freight tools also sells 45 Watt solar panels kitsfor independent power.
The tile and stone selection includes all the high-power tools necessary to work with tile and stone.Harbor Freight Tools offers rotary hammers, cut-off saws, brick saws, and tile saws. They also offer a allthe bits and blades to keep this equipment in good working order.

Harbor Freight Coupon Codes 10/2014

Harbor Freight as many people know is an importer of Chinese tools as well as a seller of some (very few) American Made Tools. They are known in the industry as cheap, and sometimes called junk. The key to buying harbor freight tools is knowing what is junk and what is not so you don’t waste your money buying a cheap tool. From personal experience I would estimate 85% or more of the items sold at Harbor Freight is junk… so finding the rest is like a “gold mine”. A quick example is their impact sockets $9 for 10 1/2″ deep impact sockets is a deal, especially since they carry a lifetime warranty, and so far none of mine have broke and I have every set they make. Please be sure to check the reviews of the harbor freight tools here at 4×4 Blog.

Harbor Freight Website: http://harborfreight.com/

This page will be updated with harbor freight coupon codes, and current harbor freight deals.  We have found that about every week or two harbor freight sends out coupons in the mail that can be redeemed in store for 10%, 15%, 20% and sometimes (rarely) 25% off one item purchased from harbor freight.  If these coupon codes can be used online we will post them.  You will also find links to deep discounted items at harbor freight here too.

Multiple Functions, One Powerful Tool

Webster’s Dictionary defines “function” as ‘the purpose for which something is designed or exists.” Actually, that’s one of 9 definitions but it’s the only one we’re concerned with in this case. Because it illustrates what the Multifunction Power Tool (Item #: 68861) from Harbor Freight Tools really does: a whole bunch of cool stuff. Multiple functions means this workhorse of a power tool is designed for handling several tasks, making it one of the most important tools in your arsenal.

The multifunction power tool puts the power of an entire toolkit into the palm of your hand with easily interchangeable attachments for each different job. From buffing to cutting, and everything in between, the Chicago Electric multi-tool is a handyman’s dream. The low vibration and ergonomic handle make it both easy and comfortable to use, no matter the application. Hobbyists will love the sanding attachment that will smooth wood, tile, plaster and more for an even professional-looking surface while woodworkers will appreciate the saw feature which cuts through wood up to two inches thick! And of course, the innovative do-it-yourselfer will find a variety of ways to employ the tool whether it’s slicing through plasterboard and pipes or scraping away paint from old floorboards. Whatever task you have at hand, the multifunction power tool likely has an attachment that will make your project go faster and easier!

A Portable Workstation with Heavy Duty Potential

Sometimes you need a work station that can be easily moved to wherever you need it to be. And can be adjusted to accommodate different jobs. And can support up to 1,000 lbs. And has additional tool storage space for keeping the equipment you need handy. AND for under 30 bucks?? Well, say hello to the Adjustable Height Heavy Duty Workstation (Item #: 46725)from Harbor Freight Tools!

While it might seem like a basic work table, it’s the most advanced basic work table available and is perfect for a wide range of uses, from the home handyman and hobbyist to drafters, cartoonists, carpenters and more! The work table is easily portable and ideal for drawing or hobby work yet supports even heavy tools like sanders and grinders. Plus, it includes awesome features like two shelves for additional tool storage; magnetic strips for conveniently holding screws, parts, or small metal tools for quick accessibility; and a measuring rule built right into the table itself. Best of all, the table is fully adjustable from 23-3/4” to 30-1/4” so you can work comfortably no matter the task.

If you’re looking for a basic work table that is anything but, you will love this versatile item. And for just $27.99, it’s an incredible value for any shop, garage, or office. The possibilities are practically endless when it comes to finding uses for the Adjustable Height Heavy Duty Workstation.

Harbor Freight Coupons 2014

20% OFF Any 1 Item Sitewide

Use coupon code to save 20% OFF 1 item sitewide! Exclusions apply! Ends 10/31/2014!

Big Savings With Coupon Page

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Up to 80% OFF on Clearance Sale

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Harbor Freight Tool Cabinet Coupons

Harbor Freight NEVER has coupons for their tool carts or tool cabinets! And yet, here they are– coupons for the US General 5-Drawer Rolling Tool Cart, the 4-Drawer Rolling Tool Cart, the 11-Drawer Rolling Tool Cabinet and the small  Locking Drawer Tool Cart. These deals are good ’til March 17, so take advantage of them NOW– along with tons of other deals!

Harbor Freight Super Coupon: 25% Off Today Only!

If you haven’t discovered that Harbor Freight has the best deals of any hardware store, you’re missing out. Get this deal, our best coupon for the store, which will get you 25% off virtually anything. Valid ONLY on the 10th of October.
October

We’re thrilled to welcome Sports Authority with their first in-store SnipSnap mobile coupon. This offer is good for 25% off anything in store.

Hurry over, this offer is good for 1 week only!