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[WCraigH]

For those of you near a Harbor Freight store, there's a really good sale going on right now and also early next month. I went to the Las Vegas store yesterday and found these items:

Steel service cart, 2 level 24x36, HD casters, regularly $60, sale $35

I put this together this AM and for the price, it's a [color:"red"] MUST HAVE.

7 Function digital Multimeter - regularly $10, sale $3

For the price??? Hey, it seems to work fine (don't know about accuracy), but it came with an internal battery.

For those of us who don't own a Dremel tool & set, try this:

Rotary tool kit with 60 accessories, regularly $15, sale $9

I can't find this one on Harbor Freight's website, but the Vegas store had a 36in wrecking bar (3/4in hex steel body) that was about $5. Every big boy needs one of these for... well, not sure, but when you see it you'll want it. <img src="http://forums.aaca.org/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

[Guest BigKev]

I use that Multi-Meter, it works just fine. I just used it before I left for Europe to check the resistance on a new set of plug wires I was putting together. I got it on sale for $4.99. So $3 is even better.

Have you ever tried their 7 Piece set of Body Hammers and Dollies? They are inexpensive, and I just want something to use to start playing with. I dont want to spend a trunk full of cash on expensive body tools and then figure out that I do not have the knack for it.

[Guest Albert]

A good set of jack stands are a must, as well as the proper wheel puller if you have a car up to 55. The mig welder and torches also come in handy.

[Tom M]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> 7 Function digital Multimeter - regularly $10, sale $3 </div></div> Dang I just paid $50 for one at Murray's <img src="http://forums.aaca.org/images/graemlins/mad.gif" alt="" />

[Guest Albert]

I'am using a Fluke 8060a when I got it new it was $700 but it has quit a few extra toys, and very accurate, but then I was also doing a lot of electronic repairs, i also have a Textronics and one of those cheep $9 ones that i use mose of the times for the auto repairs.