Harbor Freight Stores have
9" QUINN Linesman Pliers on sale for
$6 when you
present the coupon during your in-store purchase. Visit your local store in order to purchase this item, otherwise online orders will have a $8.99 delivery fee.
Thanks to Community Member
tunabreath for sharing this deal.
- Note: Availability for purchase may vary by store.
Details:
- Cuts screws, nails, and most hardened wire
- Durable jaws with milled teeth
- Hardened 3/4 in. cutting edges
- Riveted joint for smooth action
- High leverage
- Lifetime warranty
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Great product and this is a great price.
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Not marked with any special tag — you need to check the part number 64574 on the front right top of the packaging and of course, present the coupon. For net $6 bucks after coupon, this is a good value IMO. This coupon runs until November 4th. Limit 4.
Good weight to these pliers. Thanks for highlighting Op.
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They need better quality control because most of these at my store had visible manufacturing defects - crappy looking plier jaws, inconsistent grind on the cutting portion, bad closure, etc. Even the one I got isn't 'perfect'; the pivot is kinda sticky. I hope they free up with some oil & break-in, because it's annoying having to force any pliers open.
It's not just Quinn, either. I've noticed that consistency can vary greatly, even with Icon pliers. Same goes for Doyle. I grabbed the Icon 9" wire strippers recently when they were on sale, and as I was looking through them I noticed at least 4 that I wouldn't consider buying - several with one side of the pliers not cut properly (so it was mostly flat), a couple more with crimpers that bottomed out before the pliers at the tip.
Had a similar experience with the first Icon pliers I bought - their long-nose slip joint everyone raves about... I wasn't paying attention when I got it and got a pair with slop in the hinge and jaws that didn't line up very well. Replacement pair is basically perfect.
They need better quality control because most of these at my store had visible manufacturing defects - crappy looking plier jaws, inconsistent grind on the cutting portion, bad closure, etc. Even the one I got isn't 'perfect'; the pivot is kinda sticky. I hope they free up with some oil & break-in, because it's annoying having to force any pliers open.
It's not just Quinn, either. I've noticed that consistency can vary greatly, even with Icon pliers. Same goes for Doyle. I grabbed the Icon 9" wire strippers recently when they were on sale, and as I was looking through them I noticed at least 4 that I wouldn't consider buying - several with one side of the pliers not cut properly (so it was mostly flat), a couple more with crimpers that bottomed out before the pliers at the tip.
Had a similar experience with the first Icon pliers I bought - their long-nose slip joint everyone raves about... I wasn't paying attention when I got it and got a pair with slop in the hinge and jaws that didn't line up very well. Replacement pair is basically perfect.
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