When did you pick this up? Was there a lot of stock left?
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Husky 3-Ton Garage Jack Kit $54 YMMV
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- hot_potato
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- Aug 20, 2003
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- Toronto
- spyhero
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- Oct 29, 2004
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Was it the 3 ton w/ creeper? Sku?[/quote]
I bought it in the beginning of March. Last time I checked (two weeks ago), I saw one in the clearance section in hardware department and another one in the automotive department. Good luck!
Was it the 3 ton w/ creeper? Sku?[/quote]
Yes, it was the 3 ton w/creeper. SKU: 1001072145hot_potato wrote: ↑ When did you pick this up? Was there a lot of stock left?
I bought it in the beginning of March. Last time I checked (two weeks ago), I saw one in the clearance section in hardware department and another one in the automotive department. Good luck!
- adamtrinh
- Newbie
- Mar 13, 2012
- 2 posts
- ST CATHARINES
Bought one at heartland tonight. There was two left at $78 if anyone is still looking.
- ladgrewal
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- Aug 7, 2011
- 105 posts
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- Toronto
I saw one still in Hardware section of heartland HD, its $78 one and scans at that price. I picked last one in Bolton, cant find the $45 on anywhere, missed that train.
- Stickee
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- Nov 11, 2007
- 591 posts
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Got the $78 3 ton, with creeper at Mavis and Dundas. There are a couple left at the front and one of the guys said they have a while skid in the back.
Good luck.
https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p.3-to ... 37733.html
Good luck.
https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p.3-to ... 37733.html
- boon1
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- Mar 14, 2009
- 260 posts
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- Toronto
Is the 2 ton from Canadiantire ($44.99) deal better comparing with this $78 3 ton ? For lite use only and I don't really need the creeper.
http://flyers.canadiantire.ca/flyers/ca ... _id=318050
http://flyers.canadiantire.ca/flyers/ca ... _id=318050
- roastpuff
- Deal Addict
- May 26, 2005
- 1040 posts
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- GVRD
Vancouver store has 9 left.
- jpistone
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- Jun 7, 2006
- 720 posts
- 334 upvotes
- Ontario
anyone see these and at what price in GTA?
- GKman26
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- Dec 15, 2017
- 82 posts
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that 2 ton jack isnt that greatboon1 wrote: ↑ Is the 2 ton from Canadiantire ($44.99) deal better comparing with this $78 3 ton ? For lite use only and I don't really need the creeper.
http://flyers.canadiantire.ca/flyers/ca ... _id=318050
- mcwilly
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- Mar 31, 2008
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For most cars the 2-ton is sufficient. You aren't lifting the whole vehicle at once. Trucks can be a lot heavier and need more lift height but see if you can find the curb weight of your vehicle, unless it is over 5 or 6000 lbs and you dont need to jack it super high this should be fine.boon1 wrote: ↑ Is the 2 ton from Canadiantire ($44.99) deal better comparing with this $78 3 ton ? For lite use only and I don't really need the creeper.
http://flyers.canadiantire.ca/flyers/ca ... _id=318050
Generally the higher advertised tons the bigger, stronger, higher the jack will lift. 1 ton equals 2000lbs and I imagine in todays safety conscious world the ratings on car jacks are on the conservative side (ie probably could do more than they say).
I actually bought the canadiantire set at $65 a little under two weeks ago and am hoping to see if they will price adjust me the $20 tomorrow when the price goes live. I do have a 3-ton low profile jack for my subaru, but wanted this to sit in the trunk of the toyota for emergencies. The subaru weighs 3200lbs and my toyota a measly 2000lbs, the 2 ton is more than sufficient for both of them. Trucks can be up in the 8000lbs range and for that youd definately want a 3 ton or higher.
- boon1
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- Mar 14, 2009
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That make sense. I only use it for changing tires and probably use it 2 or 3 times a year. I think the 2 tons is sufficient for my corolla. For this price, I've no complains.mcwilly wrote: ↑ For most cars the 2-ton is sufficient. You aren't lifting the whole vehicle at once. Trucks can be a lot heavier and need more lift height but see if you can find the curb weight of your vehicle, unless it is over 5 or 6000 lbs and you dont need to jack it super high this should be fine.
Generally the higher advertised tons the bigger, stronger, higher the jack will lift. 1 ton equals 2000lbs and I imagine in todays safety conscious world the ratings on car jacks are on the conservative side (ie probably could do more than they say).
I actually bought the canadiantire set at $65 a little under two weeks ago and am hoping to see if they will price adjust me the $20 tomorrow when the price goes live. I do have a 3-ton low profile jack for my subaru, but wanted this to sit in the trunk of the toyota for emergencies. The subaru weighs 3200lbs and my toyota a measly 2000lbs, the 2 ton is more than sufficient for both of them. Trucks can be up in the 8000lbs range and for that youd definately want a 3 ton or higher.
- boon1
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- Mar 14, 2009
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- DollarSqueezer
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- Oct 1, 2007
- 303 posts
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- story
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- Mar 15, 2005
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It was holding up front of my S2000 for days with just the Husky jack and rear jack stands and it was fine.
(I had front jack stands 1 cm away in case the jack failed)
(I had front jack stands 1 cm away in case the jack failed)
- GKman26
- Newbie
- Dec 15, 2017
- 82 posts
- 29 upvotes
not sure to be honest. but I would assume they arent that far apartDollarSqueezer wrote: ↑ How is build quality comparing these two? Husky vs CT. I picked up both but don't want to open it yet until I know for sure I want to keep. Also I want to use it for at least few years.
Thanks
- DollarSqueezer
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- Oct 1, 2007
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Thinking of selling the creeper around $20-30 to off set the higher price.
- DealWala
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- Dec 15, 2017
- 39 posts
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Good Deal OP.
Tried two locations in southside Edmonton, but none of them have this item.
Tried two locations in southside Edmonton, but none of them have this item.
- DollarSqueezer
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- Oct 1, 2007
- 303 posts
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- Toronto
Anyone wants the Canadian tire one from me at cost, $44.99+tax? Markham area. Will return it if no taker? Bnib.
Thanks.
Thanks.
- mangoman
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- Aug 31, 2006
- 4578 posts
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Website says Gloucester has 1 in stock but I just saw 2 stacked in the middle of an aisle with some other husky products on a pallet covered in plastic wrap (Aisle 17).
No idea what price you'll get or what they're planning on doing with them.
No idea what price you'll get or what they're planning on doing with them.
Stickee wrote: ↑ Got the $78 3 ton, with creeper at Mavis and Dundas. There are a couple left at the front and one of the guys said they have a while skid in the back.
Good luck.
https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p.3-to ... 37733.html
- tempchum
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- May 29, 2009
- 399 posts
- 44 upvotes
- Toronto
Same model as this one?
https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p.3-to ... 37733.html
Now back in stock at Richmond Hill location at $78 for "3 TON Jack With Stands Creeper"
https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p.3-to ... 37733.html
Now back in stock at Richmond Hill location at $78 for "3 TON Jack With Stands Creeper"