Motor mount change question

[Jim Hardesty]

Just got a flyer from "Harbor Freight Tools"  they have a reciprocating saw for $19.99.  I'm not a fan, but the saw should last for one project.  I think it would save hours of work and a few sore muscles.
Jim

[stevewitt1]

I'm not a huge fan either but:
Bought a variable speed buffer for around $50.  I did pay another $10 for a 2-year warranty.  I used it when I compounded out my 3270 MotorYacht, compound->glazing->wax.  The next spring when I started to wax it burned up, back and they gave me a new one that I still have.  I also bought a huge channel lock and cresent wrench for my packing nuts and prop nuts.  Don't think they'd hold up if I was making a living at it, but for the couple times I use them its more cost effective for me.
Steve

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[lazybone]

I want my children to fight over my tools when I die, not throw them in the trash.

[stevewitt1]

lazybone, sorry but you have the wrong attitude in my humble opinion only......

Not only don't I want my kids to fight over any possessions, I tell them my goal is.....

To have the check I write, the day before I die, BOUNCE!!

Steve

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[Ron Hill]

Guys : Harbor freight sometimes has a good deal. 

If the motor on a saw doesn't draw about 8+ amps it isn't worth buying!!  Otherwise you are donating $19.95 to some Chinaman's retirement!!!

a thought