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Daytona 3-Ton Low-Profile Professional Floor Jack w/ Rapid Pump
$110
$200
45% off
(In-Store Only)at Harbor Freight
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Harbor Freight (Store Locator): has Daytona 3-Ton Low-Profile Professional Floor Jack w/ Rapid Pump (4 Colors) on sale for $109.99. Offer is valid In-Store only.
Thanks Community Member FaithfulCrayon631 for sharing this deal
Note, in-store availability varies by location and may be limited. Links are for reference only, available in-store only.
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Thanks Community Member FaithfulCrayon631 for sharing this deal
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Written by slickdewmaster | Staff- About this Offer:
- Offer is valid today 9/26 only.
- This sale price beats this Popular FrontPage Deal which received over 200 Thumbs Up from the community.
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Harbor Freight (Store Locator): has Daytona 3-Ton Low-Profile Professional Floor Jack w/ Rapid Pump (4 Colors) on sale for $109.99. Offer is valid In-Store only.
Thanks Community Member FaithfulCrayon631 for sharing this deal
Note, in-store availability varies by location and may be limited. Links are for reference only, available in-store only.
Available Colors:
Thanks Community Member FaithfulCrayon631 for sharing this deal
Note, in-store availability varies by location and may be limited. Links are for reference only, available in-store only.
Available Colors:
Editor's Notes
Written by slickdewmaster | Staff- About this Offer:
- Offer is valid today 9/26 only.
- This sale price beats this Popular FrontPage Deal which received over 200 Thumbs Up from the community.
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"We guarantee this product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship 90 days from the date of purchase."
The high-end Daytona Jacks have a 3-year warranty. https://www.harborfreig
"We guarantee this product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship 3 years from the date of purchase."
Community Reviews
This Daytona 3 ton low profile floor jack is praised as a fast, sturdy option for DIY tire rotations and SUV work, with enough reach for lowered cars and big vehicles. The rapid pump action and low profile design stand out, and the price looks especially strong versus higher priced long reach or Snap on alternatives. The main cautions are its weight, a 9 inch minimum height that rules out some low riders, and the short 90 day warranty. It reads like a solid garage jack when you want speed and reach more than portability.
The jack can reach far enough under an SUV for easier tire rotations and lowered-car work.
The deal jack can be paired with jack stands and a wooden block for safer, higher-lift setups.
The rapid pump action can lift quickly and handle a big SUV without issue.
The jack can work well for DIY use across multiple vehicles including a Jeep Wrangler and Ram 1500.
The deal jack has only a 90-day warranty, while higher-end Daytona models are described with a 3-year warranty.
The jack's low-profile minimum height of 9 inches can prevent use on low riders.
The jack's cup fit may not match every vehicle jacking point well, which can risk damaging the lift point.
The jack's low-profile design may have limited clearance because the cup is only about 3 inches across.
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Argue all you want about the value of the Daytonas compared to the value of the Snap-ons and I will agree with you all day long, just don't claim that they are the same thing.
I submitted a warranty claim on a Proto hand tool in early August. Still no replacement from Black and Decker. Company claims that they are swamped with warranty repairs. OK, thank you for your vote of confidence in your product.
You said that "stop fooling yourself by thinking they're Snap-on equivalents". The HF jack is very much "EQUIVALENT" to the Snap On in fit and function. I can drive down the road to get a new HF jack if it fails during warranty. Warranty on a Snap On tool is not that fast and simple. So what is the justification for paying a lot more $ for the Snap On jack? Bragging right?
I submitted a warranty claim on a Proto hand tool in early August. Still no replacement from Black and Decker. Company claims that they are swamped with warranty repairs. OK, thank you for your vote of confidence in your product.
Is it good enough for a shade-tree mechanic? Probably. Is it good enough for a professional mechanic? Maybe not.
It's just cringey to get called out in court, that your $1000 "Made In USA" product is actually made in China on the same line as the $99 HF.
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Heck, let's assume that the HF jack fails in 5 yr. You're paying 3-5x the price today for the Snap On. Run a cost analysis to arrive at a break in point! Stupid mechanics dump $ into Snap On tools.
Warranty is super simple with HF jack. Swap n go at any HF store. No so easy with Snap On. File a claim. Wait for the truck. Return the jack for evaluation and hope that they don't sit one the claim for weeks. Time is $ if you run a small repair shop.
It's just cringey to get called out in court, that your $1000 "Made In USA" product is actually made in China on the same line as the $99 HF.
Again, O-rings will fail with use and time. All rubber seals have finite life. There is NO WAY the Snap On will work for decades in an industrial environment without leaks! Eight lifts per day x 260 days x 20 years = 41600 cycles without failure for the Snap On jack? I call that pie in the sky...
Heck, let's assume that the HF jack fails in 5 yr. You're paying 3-5x the price today for the Snap On. Run a cost analysis to arrive at a break in point! Stupid mechanics dump $ into Snap On tools.
Warranty is super simple with HF jack. Swap n go at any HF store. No so easy with Snap On. File a claim. Wait for the truck. Return the jack for evaluation and hope that they don't sit one the claim for weeks. Time is $ if you run a small repair shop.
But wait, the $300 HF jack comes with 3 yr warranty. Why pay for a new one, when you can bring it in every 3 yr for free replacement. Just buy using your phone number if you don't want to keep a receipt for warranty purpose. You cannot fix stupidity.
I still have doubt that the Snap On jack is leak free after 8 years. 8 lift per day x 260 x 8 years = 16640 cycles.
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