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Harbor Freight Stores: 4-In-1 Screwdriver, 36" Pickup/Reach Tool or 8" Cable Ties Expired
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w/ Printable Coupon (No Purchase Req. thru 2/25)
Harbor Freight Stores [Store Locator] is offering select Harbor Freight Products: 4-In-1 Screwdriver, 36" Pickup/Reach Tool or 100-Pack 8" Cable Ties for Free w/ Printable Coupon valid at participating Harbor Freight locations through February 25, 2024.
Thanks to community member The~Ble..ep~ for finding this deal
Note, limit one coupon per customer/day. Coupon must be presented at time of redemption.
Receive one free gift from the following/qualifying items
Thanks to community member The~Ble..ep~ for finding this deal
Note, limit one coupon per customer/day. Coupon must be presented at time of redemption.
Receive one free gift from the following/qualifying items
- PITTSBURGH 4-in-1 Screwdriver with 2 Bonus Nut Drivers (61988)
- PITTSBURGH 4-in-1 Screwdriver with 2 Bonus Nut Drivers (98899)
- 36 in. Pickup and Reach Tool (61413)
- 36 in. Pickup and Reach Tool (62176)
- 100-Pack STOREHOUSE 8 in. UV-Resistant Black Cable Ties (34635)
- 100-Pack STOREHOUSE 8 in. UV-Resistant Black Cable Ties (69403)
- 100-Pack STOREHOUSE 8 in. UV-Resistant Black Cable Ties (60263)
- 100-Pack STOREHOUSE 8 in. White Cable Ties (1142)
- 100-Pack STOREHOUSE 8 in. White Cable Ties (69402)
- 100-Pack STOREHOUSE 8 in. White Cable Ties (60265)
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Screwdriver
Pick up tool
Cable tie
https://go.harborfreigh
Screwdriver
Pick up tool
Cable tie
https://go.harborfreigh
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I was a big proponent of HF years ago. Not that I bought everything there, but I saw the value in some items as a homeowner, needing perhaps a more advanced tool, not wanting to spend "Home Depot money", HF had a lot to offer. And sure enough I have a bazillion of the free blue and black flashlights and the other gizmos they offered.
Then they got uppity during covid, they thought they could shift their image to be more like a HD/Lowes by upscaling their store brands, and they ditched coupons virtually overnight. I basically stopped going - not some sort of boycott, just HF doesn't have the value it once did. some items might still be worth it, but if I need 10 things for a job, and I can get maybe 8 ONLY at Home Depot, why am I going to make an extra trip/stop at HF to get the other 2 items?
Maybe the resurrection of coupons is a hint that they've realized they dumped their core consumer base.
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I was a big proponent of HF years ago. Not that I bought everything there, but I saw the value in some items as a homeowner, needing perhaps a more advanced tool, not wanting to spend "Home Depot money", HF had a lot to offer. And sure enough I have a bazillion of the free blue and black flashlights and the other gizmos they offered.
Then they got uppity during covid, they thought they could shift their image to be more like a HD/Lowes by upscaling their store brands, and they ditched coupons virtually overnight. I basically stopped going - not some sort of boycott, just HF doesn't have the value it once did. some items might still be worth it, but if I need 10 things for a job, and I can get maybe 8 ONLY at Home Depot, why am I going to make an extra trip/stop at HF to get the other 2 items?
Maybe the resurrection of coupons is a hint that they've realized they dumped their core consumer base.
[and I'm not a boomer]
100% agree. I always felt the tools and so on in the past were trashy, but they had their place. For instance, why would I pay average price for some tool that I would use once or twice. Now they don't seem to have cheap items like that. I basically stopped going there.
Agreed, I have at least a dozen of those 4-1 screwdrivers. They are super handy.
If they wanted to make money they would still send mailers to old guys.
For folks unaware, they used to have a perpetual 20% off any item...as well as a rolling set of free item coupons. Each coupon was for one item, limit one coupon per person per day. But I can't tell you how many times I stopped in "just because I was driving past". And several of those visits resulted in additional purchases.
All the coupons were printed back then too -- local papers, flyers, mailers. Nothing online.
Then Covid happened, and they got stingy. Instead of having a lot of cheap specialty tools great for once-a-year use, they started releasing "premium-styled" brands. Gone were the bargain basement prices that got themselves their reputation from mail-order catalogs and their original retail locations. They also started to heavily push their "Insiders Track Club"....aka HorrorFright+ subscription service.
Well....since Covid, I think I stop in about 2-3 times a year. Usually IF I'm aware of a coupon (not released online until Friday mid-day) and IF I'm going past and IF it's interesting enough to grab. Home Depot's Husky brand has the same lifetime hand tool guarantee -- and they don't require a receipt unlike HFT. And although a little bit more expensive, it's simply easier than waiting for a 10%-15% off coupon that happens 2-3x a year.
Back in the day, Monday-Friday during the day it was every old guy and his wife. (Bringing the wife to get an extra free tape measure)
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If they wanted to make money they would still send mailers to old guys.
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If they wanted to make money they would still send mailers to old guys.