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Harbor Fright 20% coupon
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Harbor Freight is about 50 miles from me. If anyone sees these canvas bags in person I'd love to know if they are heavy enough to carry a few welding tools in. Normally just some pliers, vice grips, wire brush chipping hammer, some leather and cotton welding clothes gloves and a helmet. I have a great masons bag I got on closeout at lowes, but it's not easy to get my helmet in there.
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For less than four bucks, give it a try. If it's not suitable, carry your lunch in it. Or your bathing trunks. Or a opossum.
I bought a couple of their canvas drop cloths and they were pretty heavy duty items.
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Luckily the coupon is good for some time. Early-Mid January I'll be going to the airport, then I'll stop by and check out the store. Not quite worth driving 50 miles just for the canvas bag.
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I've found their canvas bags to be very sturdy. A bit rigid, the fabric isn't very soft.
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I am very certain that if you go to HF that you will end up with more than just a canvas bag before you get out.
(Voice of experience...and I will never take my wife there again...too expensive.)
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"HeyBub" wrote in news:kdidnSOFiYWf_LTWnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.com:
...or "green" grocery bags.
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Where did you come up with the site, salty??
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Harbor Freight? Doesn't everybody here know about them?
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snipped-for-privacy@dog.com wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
The thing he is asking Salty is the ...boatus.html... piece of it.
None of the std HF links have that. And all the current HF coupons via links are a max of 15% the fast few months. And those, although frequently refreshed, only have a valid dates that are only a few days.
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Looking the (boat.u.s.html) link, the 20% off coupon is good until
02/20/10 (print it once a week and use until then)
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Oh, and the free LED light, if we must! (02/28/10)
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Online, $5.95 "handling fee" for men who need a 40x magnifier. And free shipping over $50.
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Years before green was the thing. We had a canvas strap gadget for bringing fire wood into the house. Worked rather well. Such a canvas bag could hold a couple piece of wood near the hearth.
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It take a true master of Coupon-Fu, but it is possible to escape the clutches of the store with only coupon items. Only a true Coupon-Fu master can accomplish such a task.
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They sell tweezers, too.
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He does it just to piss you off. Now he's happy, because he knows it worked.
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"Stormin Mormon" wrote in news:hgdc3r $ubn$ snipped-for-privacy@news.eternal-september.org:
I had one of those decades ago as well. Basically a canvas bag with no sides. I guess it could be used as a grodery bag if you bought a bunch of salamis.
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I've got about ten of those doggone LED flashlights (not counting the ones I've given away to ladies I date under the ruberic of "I saw this and didn't want you to be lost in the dark" which usually engenders unbridled affection).
The flashlights are really pretty good - and, of course, you can't beat the price.
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But the coupon/s are only good in the store.
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Now, this is really getting sick!