Harbor Freight Catalog

I buy tools etc. from habor freight. I wouldn't buy one of their generators or welding machines. Their east coast warehouse is on I-95 not too far from the NC line, that place is huge, and they have a retail store on the front.

atta boy to MM too.
And by the way it was never premature, just fast.

Hollywood wrote: Nope, my jiggler requires a hole. Problem here is I cant get it up on my own, This might be why Darrel has had to shoot his prematurely. I use a hose on the older guys It does require suction before putting it in the hole. This allows you extra time in the hole for manuvering into the right spot. A little more labor and time involved, but it's cheaper then paying for a hooker and still gets the job done.

81nautique wrote: Let's see what you can do with this assortment of fingers. varying lengths so you could pull just about any size stud. My hard tip and shaft finally came off. All in all it was cheaper paying someone to pull it for me. I got off faster.

Let's see what you can do with this.

I bought a steering wheel puller from HF. It had quite an assortment of fingers of varying lengths so you could pull just about any size wheel and the reach would fit about any size hub or stud.

My wheel was really stuck so I had to crank it hard and ended up rounding over the tip and striping the center shaft as well as skinning my knuckles when it finally came off.

All in all a throw away tool but it was cheaper than paying someone to pull it for me even though I may have gotten it off faster.

You mean you don't have to suck on it to get it to work ?

My jiggler is of the larger variety from Bass Pro, have been jigglin it for quite a few years now and has always preformed flawlessly with smooth and consistent fluid transfer!!

Oh man, I see the HF version is 7/8" hose! Awesome! The Bass Pro version is merely 5/8 or 1/2". I might have to stop by the HF retail store now.

The Jiggler

I bought my gravity feed spray guns from them when I painted my Tique. Their products are not for every day use; but, they are fine around the house use. You just have to watch what you are buying.

I bought one of the most useful products I have ever owned from Harbor. It is called the "Jiggler." It is a simple siphon that easily transfers gas from a tank to the boat. Totally eliminates the need for funnels. Is especially helpful on boats that have the gas cap on the side. Cost is about $6.00. Totally recommend it.

yeah there are a few shops here locally. their fun to walk around. there is alot of crap but some ok stuff. a 5$ drill is gonna work like a 5$ drill. you get what you pay for. try northern tool they have better quality name brand tools mixed in with the chinese stuff.

I just paged through the print version of the Harbor Freight catalog. It has to be one of the most entertaining catalogs I've ever read- just about every gadget that any remotely mechanical individual could want. Anyone order from HF? I don't recognize most of the tool brands- is it all crap?