can strap-on ever recover? Pr/o/s use Harbor Freight https:

>>17017686
Might have to cross the border to get that Earthquake XT, it's just too good at that price

>>17018046
They have Harbor Freight in USA too, just in the shit part of town.

>>17018075
I know, I'm Canadian and they don't have it up here

>>17018084
I thought Canadian Tire was an equivalent?

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>>17018094
Yeah but their air impact sucks nigger dicks

Harbor Freight tools are very hit or miss. I bought a Hazard Freight wrench set that started rusting within two-months (stored in my garage and I live in Nevada), also purchased a sawzall that takes as much work operate as a handsaw. Conversely, all the ramps and jacks I have purchased for them are excellent. Got a god-tier belt sander there as well.

Harbor fake showed up too late to he party with their reverse engineered chink pneumatic impact gun.
People all want cordless e- impact guns nowadays.
Harbor fake is for poorfags

>>17018084

The Canadian equivilant to HF is Princess Auto...99% chink shit...

Bought a nice 2 3/4 ton floor jack there couple months back for 100 loonies...

He had the muffler kit in the snap on gun. This kills a lot of torque and is actually supplied with the gun but not fitted to it.
If he had done his testing minus the muffler the snap on gun would have been further ahead.

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>>17018094
Canadian Tire is like a shitty outdoor / sporting good outfitters with some shitty tools, some decent tools, and the worst garage you could ever take a car to. Every tire job comes with at least 1 stripped or cross threaded stud / lug, and every oil change is a guaranteed $500 rape in the ass.

at one time Mastercraft (Canadian tire's brand) was really good sometimes better than Craftsman and offered a lot of stuff Craftsman didn't. But they have been getting progressively shittier as they stopped being manufactured in Canada / US and moved to China.

>>17019432
I like their lifetime warranty on hand tools, when a wrench inevitably breaks you can walk in and get a new one