Harbor Freight has an electric motor called the Atlas which boasts a high cost alongside many features. All things being ...

Icon and Quinn are two well-known brands from Harbor Freight, but according to users, there are key differences between them.

Harbor Freight Tools will replace the former Aldi store on Route 35 in Neptune, New Jersey. This will be the fifth Harbor Freight location in Monmouth and Ocean counties. Aldi relocated to a new ...

Investing.com -- Moody’s Ratings has revised the outlook for Harbor Freight Tools USA, Inc. (HFT) to negative from positive, while affirming its corporate family rating (CFR) at B1. The ratings ...

A recent review about Harbor Freight ... picking a box off the shelf: Look-alike versions might be inferior to the ones you may have seen advertised with positive reviews. A Tool Review Warning ...

A woman shared the at-home spray tanning hack she discovered courtesy of Harbor Freight Tools. Nicole Costello (@nicolejcostello) featured the item in a viral TikTok that’s accrued over 2.3 ...

“$50,000 for a socket. Lost their ever loving minds,” another added. “Harbor freight has them for $3.50,” a viewer shared. Harbor Freight does sell a socket for $3.49, but it is not the ...

I have over a decade in parts industry experience under my belt, but it doesn't take an expert to see all of the Made In China labels on parts boxes ... the Harbor Freight tool aisle will be ...

South Strabane Township’s planning commission voted Tuesday to recommend the board of supervisors approve land development for the relocation of Harbor Freight. It is another piece in a flurry of ...

New models, of course, always pique my interest, and after seeing this mini toolbox from Harbor Freight continually pop up on DIY message boards and tool ... for a box with just a six-inch width.

Here’s why you should be, too. You might see a return on your investment using this multi-tool solely to cut open boxes. Maybe. Harbor Freight One of the most dubious things about the Gordon is its ...

Just to be clear, though, the message today is not that every consumer good with a price of 72¢ or higher should now be receiving an RFID smart label. As always, it’s all about context.