Lost their ever loving minds,” another added. “Harbor freight has them for $3.50,” a viewer shared. Harbor Freight does sell a socket for $3.49, but it is not the same as the Snap-On part.

If this ever-escalating trade war doesn't end soon, the Harbor Freight tool aisle will be as expensive as the Matco truck, and your Maxpeedingrods might cost as much as Öhlins (which are also ...

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Harbor Freight vs. Snap On The first test is between a Snap-On and Icon (Harbor Freight) 13mm wrench. The tech places a small 13mm wedge in between the two open ends of the wrenches at the same time.

It's affordable—normally $229.99, although I got mine for the member price of $189.99. It's also quite sturdy, as I discovered when I tried to pick up the box and found that it weighs 150 pounds.

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Step 4: Enter the code selected at the Harbor Freight Tools checkout You will now need to paste the code that you have previously copied into the “ Enter Coupon Code ” box which should be ...

The Breakdown Before we go any further, let’s recap the Harbor Freight jack stand situation. Back in 2020, Harbor Freight issued two recalls on Pittsburgh’s three-, six-, and 12-ton jack stands.