Harbor Freight Stores (store locator) is offering Pair of Daytona 3-Ton Steel Jack Stands for Free with Purchase of Daytona 3 or 4 Ton Steel Jack from $169. Offer is valid In-Store only.
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Harbor Freight Stores (store locator) is offering Pair of Daytona 3-Ton Steel Jack Stands for Free with Purchase of Daytona 3 or 4 Ton Steel Jack from $169. Offer is valid In-Store only.
Thanks community member upthere2012 for sharing this deal
Buy Eligible Daytona 3-4 Ton Floor Jack to Purchase (links for reference only):
Did you know that Snap On sued HF over the Daytona jack because it's made exactly the same as their 1k Snap On jacks? Google is free my friend. Btw they lost the lawsuit.
The two car jacks are near identical. Snap On are the Hermes mechanic tools.
To be more clear; the HF jack that compares to the Snap On is their "DAYTONA 3 Ton Low-Profile Super-Duty Floor Jack" (The other Daytona Jacks are not Snap On knock offs) and upon detailed investigation (meaning disassembly) they were found to have some differences. (the HF jack had some lower quality components esp around the seals).
And to be fare - Snap On lost the law suit because the Judge said the two jacks were in fact not the same.
I do have the HF super duty jack myself - no complaints.
This is a great deal. It's just too damn bad that their warranty is completely worthless. Even if you buy the extended warranty, you get a one-time pass then repeat buying the warranty.
The 20 ton shop press is what finally made me realize enough is enough with HF. I used the press the first time on day 98. Leaked, had to use the purchased extended warranty coverage. Asked if I wanted to purchase again...nope. I'm not paying you every time your bottle jack seals leak. And sure enough, I haven't used it since and the brand new jack that never has been used is leaking already. I exited the game and won't look back. I'll pay $20-50 more elsewhere that will stand behind their products.
Your mistake was buying a 20 ton shop press from harbor freight in the first place. Lots of good usable tools , but something like that I'd steer clear of
I've had the long reach low profile jack for about 2 years now and it's great. Pretty heavy but can lift higher/get to places other floor jacks cant. Best tool HF sells IMO.
Did you know that Snap On sued HF over the Daytona jack because it's made exactly the same as their 1k Snap On jacks? Google is free my friend. Btw they lost the lawsuit.
The two car jacks are near identical. Snap On are the Hermes mechanic tools.
To be more clear; the HF jack that compares to the Snap On is their "DAYTONA 3 Ton Low-Profile Super-Duty Floor Jack" (The other Daytona Jacks are not Snap On knock offs) and upon detailed investigation (meaning disassembly) they were found to have some differences. (the HF jack had some lower quality components esp around the seals).
And to be fare - Snap On lost the law suit because the Judge said the two jacks were in fact not the same.
I do have the HF super duty jack myself - no complaints.
OP - Which model did you get for $139 and how did you get a $50 price reduction. I'm interested in the long-reach low-profile model 3566 that you show and it is listed at $239. - thanks
Unfortunately, the best jack they have for "low profile" is their long reach (SKU: 64785) and that is not included in the promotion.
All their other "low profile" are not great, there is only enough low profile reach to access the side jack points, not enough reach to access front or rear jack points.
If you have low sport cars, super cars, or race cars; I really would recommend buying 64785 ($239.99) without promotion rather than these just to get free jack stands.
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FWIW, as an owner of the low profile long reach Daytona, while it has been a good jack, I can say the rubber saddle pad is absolute garbage. It's soft and will split and crack in no time, quicker if used on sharper jack points. You're much better off finding a piece of scrap hard rubber and cutting your own.
Unfortunately, the best jack they have for "low profile" is their long reach (SKU: 64785) and that is not included in the promotion.
All their other "low profile" are not great, there is only enough low profile reach to access the side jack points, not enough reach to access front or rear jack points.
If you have low sport cars, super cars, or race cars; I really would recommend buying 64785 ($239.99) without promotion rather than these just to get free jack stands.
Thats the one I want. That foot pump is the seller for me. Lowest I've seen it for $189 iirc, I'll probably jump on it next time it gets that low.
I just bought their Pittsburgh 3-ton low profile jack, and these same stands for $123. I'm not sure the Daytona is worth $47 more for the amount of work I do under a car.
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Your mistake was buying a 20 ton shop press from harbor freight in the first place. Lots of good usable tools , but something like that I'd steer clear of
Why is that actually? Because everything about the press is rock solid...except the seals on the jack. Which is exactly why I will not trust the seals on any of their jacks, especially ones I'm going to trust my life to.
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The two car jacks are near identical. Snap On are the Hermes mechanic tools.
And to be fare - Snap On lost the law suit because the Judge said the two jacks were in fact not the same.
I do have the HF super duty jack myself - no complaints.
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The 20 ton shop press is what finally made me realize enough is enough with HF. I used the press the first time on day 98. Leaked, had to use the purchased extended warranty coverage. Asked if I wanted to purchase again...nope. I'm not paying you every time your bottle jack seals leak. And sure enough, I haven't used it since and the brand new jack that never has been used is leaking already. I exited the game and won't look back. I'll pay $20-50 more elsewhere that will stand behind their products.
The two car jacks are near identical. Snap On are the Hermes mechanic tools.
And to be fare - Snap On lost the law suit because the Judge said the two jacks were in fact not the same.
I do have the HF super duty jack myself - no complaints.
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All their other "low profile" are not great, there is only enough low profile reach to access the side jack points, not enough reach to access front or rear jack points.
If you have low sport cars, super cars, or race cars; I really would recommend buying 64785 ($239.99) without promotion rather than these just to get free jack stands.
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And the 3T Jack stands are $28 right now.
Now the same jack is $190 but they give you "Free" stands? Not a deal.
All their other "low profile" are not great, there is only enough low profile reach to access the side jack points, not enough reach to access front or rear jack points.
If you have low sport cars, super cars, or race cars; I really would recommend buying 64785 ($239.99) without promotion rather than these just to get free jack stands.
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