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a friend of mine is always talking about going to this place down south of here. he said they handled all sorts of tools and related items. i noticed yesterday they are opening one on goodman road in a previous furniture store location... it is just east of the auto dealerships on the south side of the street...
when is that suppose to open?
don't really know duck. will keep a eye on it and post when i see they are open...
It great if you like cheap tools.
Well it's good for stuff you know you ain't gonna use much. If it's something i know I'm gonna use more than twice I buy snap-on, but I use most of my tools on a daily basis
Yep, one off stuff I'll get there but none of it will hold up I you use it with any regularity. Once broke a 3lb hammer I got from them. No, not the handle...the hammer part. I called myself DD and threw it in the trash.
Wannabe...
must have hit your head .lol
bwahahahaha!
Glass hammers will do that.
Is that out in front of Super Lo food store?
Heard it was going in the building that been a Halloween store last couple of yrs. On goodman between greenbrook parkway and Senwenee rdQuote:
Originally Posted by canebreaker
Man I got a little small generator from there just to run my spray rig and power tools when I dont have power and that thing has been a good one. Got a little small 2 stroke engine on it and is quiet as a honda generator.
Hmm may have to look into gettin one of those! Be good for working on duck blinds in place instead of doing a bunch of running and pumping pits out withQuote:
Originally Posted by GitDaGrease
They sell a full drill index there for $40.00 its 1/16th to 1/2 " in 64ths. I think its like 50 bits. I've had one for about 10 years and I use it a lit. Same exact set at home depot cost over $100.... Just saying...
AAWWW!!!!Sweenee Rd and the memories!!!!!:biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Big H trucking
Thanks Big H
Bought an angle grinder there ten years ago, for $7. Sharpened mower blades with it just the other day.
My $7 angle grinder from them has been going strong too. Thinking about getting another one so I don't have to switch from a cut off blade to a sanding disk when needed. Is that lazy or what? lol
John, come on up and will tour the town and get you lost quick. It has changed.
Stan, that's lazy. But I have a lot of presses so I don't have to change out die sets.
The building opened as Basset Gallery years ago when Walgreen's was in that center.
Not sure about down there but here they have Earthquake impact wrenches that are awsome. They have 1/2in. and 1in. and they are about a third the price of anywhere else. Big H you havin trucks the 1in.has the long snout and is only like 275.
exactly......Quote:
Originally Posted by canebreaker
Few years ago i had a bad flywheel on my outbd, chucks wanted $200 for lab. The flwheel was$500,Went harbor frt. and bought a 40pc gear puller fof bout $10 and changed it myself 30 min job still had to pay the 500 for part but cut the lab down.
I hated it when the 1 on Brooks Rd. closed.Bought quite a few things from them that I still have and use. Bought a set of ramps for my riding tractor, paid $75.They are double anywhere else.Had them over 10 years.Don't even have any rust on them.Them suckers are heavy duty!!
OLD GEEZER FISHERMEN NEVER DIE, THEY JUST SMELL THAT WAY!!
This is what Greg Davis had to say about bringing Harbor Freight to Southaven! In fact, he announced to the crowd at the 6 p.m. meeting that the Las Vegas conference helped the city land Harbor Freight, the discount tool store that will soon be opening on Goodman Road in the vacant Royal Furniture store.
OLD GEEZER FISHERMEN NEVER DIE, THEY JUST SMELL THAT WAY!!
Greg may have been 3 sheets in the wind by that time. I never saw it as a Royal store. But he did some great things for Southaven. But since he did something bad, everything is against him.
Not really lazy. For 7 bucks, it saves you way more than that in time, IF ya use it much.Quote:
Originally Posted by yikess
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Yeah we have them up here too. What y'all said about cheap. If'n ya know what ya want and can deal w/ everything comin from China, it's a good deal. Bought a 1 ton chain fall and a few other things, but nothing I'm gonna work real hard. I did buy a couple of these to hold jigs/etc. and I'm purty sure I paid half the listed price. They do work great:
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