Thread: Selected Canadian Tire Deals Oct 21 - Oct 27
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Oct 24th, 2006 12:13 PM
#61
Can anyone comment on the difference between the 241 piece socket set compared to the 190 piece on sale 2 weeks ago for $79.99? I have a raincheck for that set and was wondering if I should get the 241 piece set instead. Thanks in advance!
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Oct 24th, 2006 12:48 PM
#62
I don't know if its been mentioned but they also have the yellow rain-x windshield washer fluid on sale for a buck off. regular price is 3.99 its @ 2.99
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Oct 24th, 2006 10:01 PM
#63

Originally Posted by
c5ho
Can anyone comment on the difference between the 241 piece socket set compared to the 190 piece on sale 2 weeks ago for $79.99? I have a raincheck for that set and was wondering if I should get the 241 piece set instead. Thanks in advance!
This is just personal opinion but for non specific tasks around the house or at the cottage 241 piece set has every socket you might need - in every size in different depths. Obviously 190 piece set has more limited choice and I do not think you want to spend $79.99 for the set that might not satisfy all your requirements.
However if you are buying it for very specific tasks e.g professional work were you know in advance what you are working with, then you can check specific description of the contents right on the box, and see if 190 piece set has everything you need.
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Oct 25th, 2006 05:05 PM
#64
Newbie

Originally Posted by
ag2000
Mastercraft Maximum Trigger-Activated Auto Knife
Sale: $7.49
Reg :$14.99
Product #57-5098-4
Auto-loading - just squeeze the trigger to automatically load a new blade from the blade storage compartment
Trigger-activated blade - just press the blue button and squeeze the handle to extend the blade
Dual-action blade lock locks the blade open when in use and remains closed while not in use
Easy blade removal - just press button to remove old blade or flip blade over to use other side
Blade storage compartment holds up to 6 heavy-duty blades (included)
Zinc die-cast construction; heavy-duty housing for superior strength and durability
Ergonomic handle with cushioned grip and thumb-groove for greater control and comfort
Adjustable blade can be used in 3 different positions

Thanks ag2000! Did anyone try that knife? Any comments?
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Oct 25th, 2006 05:40 PM
#65
That 15.00 dollar off coupon for thermostats does not apply to items that are currently on sale...
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Oct 25th, 2006 07:09 PM
#66

Originally Posted by
Efx
That 15.00 dollar off coupon for thermostats does not apply to items that are currently on sale...
From my own experience with past Powerwise rebates and according to this thread many stores accept this coupon with sale items. If they do not, try to ask for manager or go to another store....
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Oct 25th, 2006 07:52 PM
#67

Originally Posted by
ag2000
From my own experience with past Powerwise rebates and according to
this thread many stores accept this coupon with sale items. If they do not, try to ask for manager or go to another store....

Well after i got home, i made a call to Conservation Bureau and confirmed their offer that its available to everyone in Ontario regardless what the sale price is. So i just brought that telephone # back to the store manager. Didn't even bother calling, just refunded $15. POS.
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Oct 25th, 2006 08:05 PM
#68
Tire Rack
Thanks ag2000 once again for your thread! I look forward to it every weeek.
Did anyone see this? I think it's a pretty good deal, i picked on up today.
Holds up to four tires neatly
Includes:
Bag for covering the tire stand
Four pieces of steel tubing with a black powdered base for durability
Store your winter tires
1/2 off!
$19.99 (reg $39.99)
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Oct 25th, 2006 09:47 PM
#69
Newbie

Originally Posted by
congenic
Thanks ag2000 once again for your thread! I look forward to it every weeek.
Did anyone see this? I think it's a pretty good deal, i picked on up today.
Holds up to four tires neatly
Includes:
Bag for covering the tire stand
Four pieces of steel tubing with a black powdered base for durability
Store your winter tires
1/2 off!
$19.99 (reg $39.99)

Explain to me why you couldn't just stack up the tires on top of each other and put a large garbage bag or a tarp over them instead of using this product. Looks useless to me.
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Oct 25th, 2006 09:49 PM
#70
Newbie

Originally Posted by
MikeyCanuck
Anyone out there experienced with routers and bits that could comment on this Mastercraft set? It seems to be a great savings. I dropped in and picked one up for a gift. In comparison a 6 piece Mastercraft set was $39.99 and a 15 piece set was $99.99. I'm curious on quality vs. other brand names. I'm assuming for around the house jobs making shelves and odds n ends this is a great deal.
I own this exact set of routers bits and I love it. I haven't used all of them yet but I've used many of them to create a nice edge of many furniture pieces I've created. I would not hesitate to recommend this product.
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Oct 25th, 2006 10:01 PM
#71

Originally Posted by
Bytesmaster
Explain to me why you couldn't just stack up the tires on top of each other and put a large garbage bag or a tarp over them instead of using this product. Looks useless to me.
I've always wondered why someone would buy that...
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Oct 25th, 2006 10:16 PM
#72

Originally Posted by
Bytesmaster
Explain to me why you couldn't just stack up the tires on top of each other and put a large garbage bag or a tarp over them instead of using this product. Looks useless to me.
Tip it on its side and think how easy it is to move 4 tires out to your car. The greatest invention to move wheels around since....the wheel!
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Oct 25th, 2006 10:28 PM
#73

Originally Posted by
Bytesmaster
Explain to me why you couldn't just stack up the tires on top of each other and put a large garbage bag or a tarp over them instead of using this product. Looks useless to me.
Will tires get deformed in anyway if you stack them for a long period of time?
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Oct 25th, 2006 10:40 PM
#74
Newbie

Originally Posted by
congenic
Will tires get deformed in anyway if you stack them for a long period of time?
According to a few places I've read, it's better if you store them stacked...
e.g.
"Ideally, do not store them in an upright position, but stack them laying flat on their side. If this is impossible, leave them upright and rotate them about once a month to prevent the formation of a flat spot."
from http://www.apa.ca/template.asp?DocID=93
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Oct 27th, 2006 11:51 AM
#75

Originally Posted by
Technoguy
Thanks ag2000! Did anyone try that knife? Any comments?
I'd like to know too!
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