This right here, 68053, is an awesome tool in every way:
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It gets under and lifts anything I want it to, it's as strong, stable and even more versatile than a garage jack, and I can carry it anywhere with no effort.
Do not waste your money on this, 66783, and if you do, don't use it in your garage or on a vehicle you haven't insured.
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This mother caught fire the first time I used it. I figured I'd give it a second chance, swapped it out for another one and it worked but not for more than a month.
This socket set, 69261 is good for what it is.
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Normally I only buy impact sockets from Harbor Freight, knowing and accepting that their regular ones are going to break. But they have changed these up recently. They're offering lifetime warranties even, and this is one of their new sets. It lacks a few sizes but it covers all of the common ones, and is a good assortment when space matters such as in the car or carrying to the junkyard.
These... (68506)
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...Are what finally got me back into the habit of wearing gloves when I work on cars. They are 7 mil thick, much higher quality than what they have at the parts store, and of course dirt cheap. I hate thick gloves because I lose all dexterity. I hate thin gloves because I rip them up in the first ten minutes of using them. These are perfect.
And this thing? Item 69694 right here?
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Mother of **** dude, this trike is badass. It's overbuilt like Xena the Warrior Princess and damn near as manly. It's got like a 450 pound capacity, I would not ******** you, there's a freaking label that says so right on the back of it. Your four year old will be the baddest Mad Max mother lover on the block, and this trike will handle anything he can throw at it! Even if he weighs 449 pounds! He can sure as hell benefit from the exercise if he does. ****.