I picked one up last night and used it a bit today. It's pretty good. Produces a decent quality weld. And, yep, I'm only using 1/16 and 3/32 rods. Did a nice job on some 3/16" flat stock, repairing a knock down steel .22 target that had been shot off it's base because a guest thought .223 counted as a "22".
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I picked one up last night and used it a bit today. It's pretty good. Produces a decent quality weld. And, yep, I'm only using 1/16 and 3/32 rods. Did a nice job on some 3/16" flat stock, repairing a knock down steel .22 target that had been shot off it's base because a guest thought .223 counted as a "22".
PJSprog
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Why does HF's website show that Bigfoot Hand Truck as 'clearance'? Likely to replace it with one similar with a new brand name at double the price. Buy it while you can!
700 Lbs. Capacity Bigfoot Hand Truck
Those are excellent. I've thought about pulling mine as a trailer for harvest ladders in the orchard.
One weakness, on mine the tires won't hold pressure indefinitely.
And for anybody who doesn't already have one, or several: The 12 x 18 hardwood dolly.
Not the larger one or the similar size all plastic one. I watched a couple of pro piano movers use one like this for a 600 lb upright Steinway and it was all they needed. Balance the object on the dolly and away they went. I used mine endlessly clearing out Mom's estate - cartons of books, furniture, garden pots, everything. It was even more useful than the big blue hand truck. Now I use them under 85 lb bins of apples and my welder is on one.
Yup. I have to put air in those tires about twice a year. For what it cost, I can't complain about that. My Kia cost a lot more than that, and I have to maintain air pressure in those tires as well.
As for the dollies, I've used those to move several pianos over the last 10 years or so. As a "retired" piano mover (I keep saying that, yet people keep talking me into it), I very much approve of them. One of the better HF products for sure.
Zippster
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Drywall lift worked fine for me, had a job where they were all 10' ceilings and made life a whole lot easier.
buckeyefarmer
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Got one a couple yrs ago, still works. I move ton pallets with it.
downsizingnow48
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Thanks!
tradosaurus
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Just bought the 5 drawer tool cabinet for $169 and the McGraw 20 gal oil lube air compressor for $169.
I donated my used 8 gal central pneumatic compressor to my son which is still going strong after 6 yrs.
I have the Harbor Freight app on my phone which has eliminated the need to carry coupons or use emails.
I donated my used 8 gal central pneumatic compressor to my son which is still going strong after 6 yrs.
I have the Harbor Freight app on my phone which has eliminated the need to carry coupons or use emails.
Pixguy
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Could you take a screen shot of the app icon? I looked on the apple store and found nothing.
tradosaurus
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I don't have an Apple phone so couldn't say if there is an app for that.
California
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On your pc search 'hf coupon database'. There are pc and android versions, I don't see apple mentioned.
This is the site for any recent and still valid coupon. Not hosted by hf but rather by a third party.
Often better prices than the coupons that hf emails to you.
This is the site for any recent and still valid coupon. Not hosted by hf but rather by a third party.
Often better prices than the coupons that hf emails to you.
