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Total win. Hardened steel. Withstood 147 blows from my ball peen hammer. I used this to loosen the rear O2 sensor on my '97 (on top of exhaust pipe) The ear for the socket wrench is perfect for the hammer. 212xxx miles and 20 years- wrench ain't going to get it. For what it's worth, This sensor is perfect right down to the grommet: Parts Geek 8543-05205416 |
Originally Posted by fivehundredton
(Post 1444738)
https://www.harborfreight.com/3-8-ei...nch-97177.html
Total win. Hardened steel. Withstood 147 blows from my ball peen hammer. I used this to loosen the rear O2 sensor on my '97 (on top of exhaust pipe) The ear for the socket wrench is perfect for the hammer. 212xxx miles and 20 years- wrench ain't going to get it. For what it's worth, This sensor is perfect right down to the grommet: Parts Geek 8543-05205416 |
The 02 Removal Socket is just one of those things you don't appreciate enough until you finally buy it...
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Win:
HF 1/2 electric file: https://www.harborfreight.com/53-amp...der-62863.html This is one of the best HF tool purchases I have made in a while. I put a course sait belt on this and it's great for cleaning up welds on square tube and working notches. At $33 i don't see any room for improvement. It doesn't vibrate like their angle grinders, belt changes are quick, belt tracking is adjustable, and it has enough power for my needs. |
Win:
HF electric die grinder https://www.harborfreight.com/14-in-...der-60656.html My air compressor is a wimp and won't run an air powered die grinder for long enough to be useful, so I bought the above to port my flat top for a Junk2 throttle body. Worked great, and uses standard 1/4" cutting bits and sanding drums. Caveat: I did not buy the cutting bits from HF... got some carbide bits off Amazon. |
Originally Posted by Roda
(Post 1447030)
Win:
HF electric die grinder https://www.harborfreight.com/14-in-...der-60656.html My air compressor is a wimp and won't run an air powered die grinder for long enough to be useful, so I bought the above to port my flat top for a Junk2 throttle body. Worked great, and uses standard 1/4" cutting bits and sanding drums. Caveat: I did not buy the cutting bits from HF... got some carbide bits off Amazon. |
Have any of you recieved your settlement yet?
Supposedly, people started getting paid a few months ago, I never received as much as a confirmation. |
Nothing here. I chose the gift card option. Maybe they're doing a different option first. I want my 250 bucks to buy a tool box.
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Originally Posted by Monk
(Post 1447865)
Have any of you recieved your settlement yet?
Supposedly, people started getting paid a few months ago, I never received as much as a confirmation. |
Originally Posted by good2go
(Post 1447947)
To be honest, even though I had collected quite a stack of receipts, I never submitted anything. In the end, it just seemed wrong. I never once felt like I got ripped off by them; had no illusions about what the "real" prices were and/or should have been. Instead, I always knew pretty much exactly what to expect and usually came away pleasantly surprised at the value I ended up getting from their goods. They never hurt me, so I couldn't see why I should take from them. :dunno:
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If only more people took that approach (not so much referring to this particular situation but business transactions in general).
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For sure.
I just did a quick PDF search of my bank statements to get what I needed. I just figured the $500 gift card I sent for was a fair trade for the chemo treatments I'm going to need after inhaling the air in their stores. |
25% off coupon is up on the front page. Valid through Sunday.
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Have the fake pelican cases been discussed yet? I have the medium and large and so far they are a win. The large is on sale for 29.99 right now. |
Originally Posted by vehicular
(Post 1443118)
An 80 gallon tank and a Champion R15 commercial pump. I do have ~15ft of half inch Rapidaire line and a 60ft 3/8 lead hose in the system, but there's enough air flow to run an impact just fine, so I'm sure there's enough flow to run an air hammer. This thing is nearly useless. I think the regulator was DOA. I bought a second air hammer to do the diff mounts in my dad's '02 Miata today. I'll report back on whether it works better.
I'm sure nobody cares, but the first air hammer was a dud. There are two models, and the first one was the more expensive one. The replacement was the less expensive one, and it works like a champ. |
Does anybody know what the brake bleeder hose that comes with these is made of:
https://www.harborfreight.com/automo...der-92924.html I needed a little of the hose to bench bleed a master cylinder yesterday, and just went and bought a new bleeder and sacrificed my old bleeder hose since mine was ~5 years old anyway, and I needed it right then. The hose is perfect for bleeding brakes, but I can't find what it's made of to buy more. |
I'm pretty sure it's just LLDPE.
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even vinyl hose works fine for a bleeder if you have that rubber cap. If you dont have the cap you need a different diameter vinyl tube for all the sizes of your bleeder nipples since it doesnt have stretch. Maybe someday I'll remember on a mcmaster order to order the correct size of clear silicone so I dont have to use 3 different sizes of vinyl tube to bleed the racecar.
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Originally Posted by stratosteve
(Post 1455628)
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Have the fake pelican cases been discussed yet? I have the medium and large and so far they are a win. The large is on sale for 29.99 right now. |
They do, but they are the full depth of the case.
It would be better if there were a few layers about an inch deep or so, but you can easily cut them to whatever size you need. |
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