Harbor Freight Tools Number Three Twelve

I’ve been to all of the local HFT stores.
The Natick location is by far the cleanest and best, yet (unfortunately) I visit the not-​so-​great Brockton & Braintree locations most often. This one is just ok. The store wasn’t spotless like the others, and the store seemed older and more dim inside. Joel, my cashier was friendly and quick. I was in and out of the store in 5 minutes. And the products are consistently good in price, and ok in quality. Still like the Natick location better, but this store is still ok. Good for the area, as the Lowe’s up the street is TERRIBLE!

I love harbor freight. They have pretty much everything you need as far as tools go. Prices are pretty reasonable and they are always having a sale. I signed up for their mailing list, and I receive emails about upcoming items that are going to be on sale. I’m going to buy a few things here to use as Christmas gifts for friends and family.
There was one employee, not sure if he was a manager or not but he was rude to us. We were looking at air horns and were wondering what a few of them sounded like because we wanted to purchase a new horn for my fiancé’s car. This «employee» was walking by and overheard us talking and said, in a rude manner, «I can’t be blasting these horns throughout MY store». Which then we proceeds to ask if was «the owner» of the store. He very rudely walked away from us. What ridiculous customer service this place has! I will never return to this location!!!

Just what the doctor ordered.
I called computer stores and hardware stores before driving to Attleboro. All of them name-​dropped this place and so I found a 5 – 6 inch flexible driver for twisting those hard to reach T-​15 Torx screws. Not only that, but I got a complete set (by my standards).
Excellent variety of products, here. Although it’s true that «You get what you pay for», this rule will sometimes, but not always apply when shopping at Harbor Freight.
Paying less than ¹⁄₃ the price for an entire tool kit compared an inferior Leowe’s screwdriver is OK with me.

How could I argue with another Unilocaler named «Ryan B.»?! Harbor Freight is the Cat’s Pajamas of tool stores. I couldn’t agree more with his sentiment that it’s basically a toy store for dudes. The quality of some items may be lacking, but for most everyday uses their stuff is good enough to get the job done. As the saying goes, if it ain’t broke don’t fix it. Why would I pay $ 100 for a service cart if I can get one for $ 40?
I’ll tell you why: though the $ 100 service cart may have a max capacity of 500 lbs if I’m just going to use the thing as an industrial-​looking bar cart then why on God’s green earth would I pay for more than I need? Do yourself a favor and look for coupons on their website or in a men’s magazines before heading there. The 5 minutes it takes could save you a boatload of money.
This place is like a DIYers dream come true!

Cheap. That sums up Harbor Freight. Cheap prices. Cheap quality.
Fun to check out what they have though. Good deals but beware of how cheaply made most items are. If you plan to use a tool twice, think twice and buy it else where.

Its basically a toy store for dudes.
This is a great place to get that tool that you know you’re only going to use once. If it costs 25 bucks at Sears, it costs 8 bucks at Harbor Freight. Check their weekly ads online and print coupons for more savings.
It reminded me of a Tools & More, from back in MN. Wish it wasn’t so far away from Boston.