Stay away from the Harbor Freight Floor Jacks!
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Stay away from the Harbor Freight Floor Jacks!
WEBNov 14, 2010 · Just a heads up to try and save anyone from having to make two trips to Harbor Freight, one to pickup the jack and the other to take it back for a refund. I�m in the process of moving my efforts from the house garage out to the barn. I�ve got my �50 in the house still and will need m...
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WEBDec 2, 2013 · Harbor Freight had their $99.99 3-ton jacks on sale for $79.99 and they looked sturdy and like they were made as good as any of the others I looked at. Brought one home, (60 mile round trip) put it together and rolled it under the front axle of the truck.
Stay away from the Harbor Freight Floor Jacks!
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Stay away from the Harbor Freight Floor Jacks!
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WEBSep 22, 2017 · I bought some Harbor Freight air line connectors and they leaked badly right out of the package. They were the brass type. The only air tool I bought was a pneumatic saw and it worked pretty well for about a year. It was only $10. I took it apart and cleaned it up and cut a new gasket, it worked a bit longer then died.
Stay away from the Harbor Freight Floor Jacks!
WEBNov 18, 2010 · Hey Denny, Check out the Craftsman Professional 3 1/2 ton low profile. Got one about 3 months ago and it is holding up well. I just could not see paying the large price tag with the U.S. made brands. I love buying American, just couldn't see that cost difference. Take care and good luck! ...
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WEBJul 19, 2020 · You can haul a 1000 pound engine and transmission down a road with knee deep pot holes and never harm the front axle---I wouldn't worry about lifting with a jack. In 1953 this truck was designed to haul rolls of wire, steel fence posts, and you name it down unpaved roads and across farm fields.
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WEBOct 1, 2007 · Focus, The VERY easiest drill would be to go to your FLAPS and pick up a quart of "jack oil"! It will be a generic hydraulic oil and will undoubtedly be compatible with the oil in your HF crane. If you want to be technical, any AW-32 hydraulic oil would do....even ATF would work! Because there isn't a powered pump involved, the system is …