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Which do perfer to buy tools from?
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Im selling all my tools to buy a hand grenade, thats the best tool for my 85.
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As long as you post a vid of the carnage
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+1 on video of the carnage from the grenade.
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Haha, im sure my insurance agent will find the video after my recently fully covered truck was exploded by hoodlums.
On the tool subject... I got a pressure washer from Harbor freight about a year ago for 250 bucks. To be honest I thought it was going to grenade the cheap little engine within 10 hours of service but never did. I gave it a good heat cycle break in and religiously changed the oil and the thing has never let me down. Up until 6 months ago when I lost my access to a garden hose I was constantly washing everything with it.
On the tool subject... I got a pressure washer from Harbor freight about a year ago for 250 bucks. To be honest I thought it was going to grenade the cheap little engine within 10 hours of service but never did. I gave it a good heat cycle break in and religiously changed the oil and the thing has never let me down. Up until 6 months ago when I lost my access to a garden hose I was constantly washing everything with it.
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I didn't know you could get full coverage on an 85...
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Maybe you cant, im not positive you can! Maybe not MY 85, one fender bender on each corner and I could have a fresh painted truck haha.
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I could have got full coverage on my 72 f100 I used to have.
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The pump will fail before the engine. I go to the HF main headquarters in Camarillo Ca. every day and pressure washers are the most returned item. Some are returned because the customer just wanted it for a single job and then get their money back, but they junk hundreds of those things.
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I was by a HF today...I didn't get to stop though.
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all of my tools are older and newer craftsman tools and i have a few mixed assortments of older snap on and mac tools
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Anything I have bought from HF has broken on first use.
All the tools that I have bought, besides some HF junk, are Craftsman. I have a small scattering of other brands, but, I got those from my dad.
All the tools that I have bought, besides some HF junk, are Craftsman. I have a small scattering of other brands, but, I got those from my dad.
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I've had very good luck with Craftsman and anything that hasn't stood up (which hasn't been much) I've returned and gotten new with no questions asked. I can't complain.
