My weekend begins with the Canadian Tire Flyer!!!
10-31-09, 12:10 PM
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My weekend begins with the Canadian Tire Flyer!!!
I look forward to the weekend flyers. Especially the Canadian Tire flyer. Some weeks there is nothing in there that interests me. But this week it is chuck full of stuff. What would you guys say is the best deal this week?
10-31-09, 12:20 PM
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I won't take a Fram filter, even for free. My engines are too valuable to wreck them with cheap ****.
I do hear you on the Canadian Tire flyer though. I like browsing it, and find the odd great deal. A few years ago I got a 100 piece tap and die set for like 60% off. Gotten a lot of use out of that - hard to believe I went almost 20 years working on cars without.
Princess Auto is good that way too.
I do hear you on the Canadian Tire flyer though. I like browsing it, and find the odd great deal. A few years ago I got a 100 piece tap and die set for like 60% off. Gotten a lot of use out of that - hard to believe I went almost 20 years working on cars without.
Princess Auto is good that way too.
10-31-09, 12:22 PM
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38-piece impact socket set
I don't have any air tools yet. But there is a Mastercraft Maximum set for $69.99 (reg. 189.99) with a lifetime warranty. Metric, SAE with 1/2" drive, deep and shallow sockets in a metal case. Is that a good deal or does Princess Auto offer something better?
I don't have any air tools yet. But there is a Mastercraft Maximum set for $69.99 (reg. 189.99) with a lifetime warranty. Metric, SAE with 1/2" drive, deep and shallow sockets in a metal case. Is that a good deal or does Princess Auto offer something better?
10-31-09, 12:31 PM
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Princess Auto is good for some things and bad for others. Basic wrenches and sockets are okay, but two ratchets I have bought there have been garbage. Granted they both got quite a bit of use, it's still more of a pain in the *** to run back and forth replacing them, so the next one will be a higher quality one. I prefer to use Princess Auto when I'm in a jam and don't have a lot of money to buy a tool I absolutely need.
That probably is a great deal for that socket set, and you can still use those even though you don't have air tools. With the markdown the price is probably comparable to anything Princess would have.
That probably is a great deal for that socket set, and you can still use those even though you don't have air tools. With the markdown the price is probably comparable to anything Princess would have.
10-31-09, 12:41 PM
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Don't need air tools to need impact sockets - picked myself up an electric impact wrench at Princess Auto at one point - another tool I did without for far too long. Now I need to keep my eyes peeled for a smaller cordless one to take to the track.
Sounds like a good deal on the impact sockets - check this set out from Princess Auto for comparison: http://www.princessauto.com/air/air-...=impact+socket.
I think that's the set I actually have - it's slightly less expensive than the CT set, but decide based on which one has more of the sockets you need, rather than saving 10 bucks. Plus, Canadian Tire has been around a long time, and doesn't give any flack on warranty - just walk in, show 'em what you broke, they get you a replacement, even if you tell them what stupid thing you did to break it (my 5' snipe has broke the odd driver - lol). I haven't tested Princess Auto yet, knock on wood.
Sounds like a good deal on the impact sockets - check this set out from Princess Auto for comparison: http://www.princessauto.com/air/air-...=impact+socket.
I think that's the set I actually have - it's slightly less expensive than the CT set, but decide based on which one has more of the sockets you need, rather than saving 10 bucks. Plus, Canadian Tire has been around a long time, and doesn't give any flack on warranty - just walk in, show 'em what you broke, they get you a replacement, even if you tell them what stupid thing you did to break it (my 5' snipe has broke the odd driver - lol). I haven't tested Princess Auto yet, knock on wood.
10-31-09, 01:14 PM
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3.5A 1/4" Mastercraft Electric Impact Wrench Kit $29.99 (reg. $99.99) save 70%
14.4V 1/4" Dewalt Cordless Impact drive $229.99 - save $70
18V 1/2" Mastercraft Cordless Impact Wrench $99.99 (reg. $179.99) save 40%
18V Mastercraft Maximum Impact Driver with 5 year warranty $149.99 - Half Price
What's the best deal?
14.4V 1/4" Dewalt Cordless Impact drive $229.99 - save $70
18V 1/2" Mastercraft Cordless Impact Wrench $99.99 (reg. $179.99) save 40%
18V Mastercraft Maximum Impact Driver with 5 year warranty $149.99 - Half Price
What's the best deal?
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There is always "something" in MY Canadian Tire Flyers!
..When there is No real bargains IN the Flyer..It Actually Will "Hold" Two PEE's and a POOP for My Dog!!!..( so hence always something IN the flyer!).
.I like cruising the store for Shelf bargains.I got a Sirius satellite radio Last week for $34.99.It was a display unit.
..When there is No real bargains IN the Flyer..It Actually Will "Hold" Two PEE's and a POOP for My Dog!!!..( so hence always something IN the flyer!).
.I like cruising the store for Shelf bargains.I got a Sirius satellite radio Last week for $34.99.It was a display unit.
10-31-09, 09:06 PM
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I make it easy for my wife, every week I circle what i want for christmas and leave the flyer on the kitchen table. By time xmas arrives I forgot what I circled and it's always a merry christmas. A few tools, screwdrivers, flashlight etc sure beats toothpaste in your stocking!!
11-01-09, 07:27 AM
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Like others have said, Princess Auto is great for some things and terrible for others. I had a set of 3/8" extentions from there. I literally twisted the drive ends off of all of them. I have a lot of mastercraft tools and I really can't complain. If you buy the maximum series they will treat you well. I've had their impact sockets and wrenches as long as I've been a mechanic with no problems. I've been in the trade since 2005.
11-03-09, 05:27 PM
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I'm a mechanic by trade and God-damn are these things ever convenient for belly pans, rocker covers, intake manifolds, tranny rebuilds, interior work, etc. Anywhere that lugging a thick air line becomes a chore this thing is a God send.
And it's rated at 1400in/lb of torque, or 116ft/lb.
11-03-09, 08:31 PM
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I've been waiting forever to pick up this thing on sale. Finally I went in Saturday and saw it for that price and grabbed it. I was saving up CT money this whole time on my Mastercard and dropped all 131$ of it on this bitch so it only cost me 38$ haha.
I'm a mechanic by trade and God-damn are these things ever convenient for belly pans, rocker covers, intake manifolds, tranny rebuilds, interior work, etc. Anywhere that lugging a thick air line becomes a chore this thing is a God send.
And it's rated at 1400in/lb of torque, or 116ft/lb.
I'm a mechanic by trade and God-damn are these things ever convenient for belly pans, rocker covers, intake manifolds, tranny rebuilds, interior work, etc. Anywhere that lugging a thick air line becomes a chore this thing is a God send.
And it's rated at 1400in/lb of torque, or 116ft/lb.
It has 220lbs of tq and comes with 2 batteries!!
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