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> (a Kobalt 80V blower). What baffles me I don't understand. You opted to buy the inexpensive store brand tools (Kobalt is Lowe's house brand) and now you're c
by wannacboatmovie 2y ago
> (a Kobalt 80V blower). What baffles me
I don't understand. You opted to buy the inexpensive store brand tools (Kobalt is Lowe's house brand) and now you're complaining that shortcuts were taken and it didn't exceed requirements or your expectations?
I don't walk into Harbor Freight and expect Snap-On tools.
- sameerds 2y agoIf I am not mistaken, the first sentence mentions what the GP commenter has, while the second sentence talks about what's mentioned in the article. You seem to be conflating the two. EDIT: s/argument/article/
- MisterTea 2y agoYou'd be surprised with the quality of some of the latest harbor freight tools. They are still shaky with some stuff but they aren't the "hazard fraught" of 5+ years ago.
- pxx 2y agoThis is a good point but you're never going to win an argument with somebody who has spent more money than warranted on a purchase. Whether it be title insurance, a name brand on an item that came from the same factory as another item, or even religious tithings, people are both financially and emotionally committed to past expenditures and it is extremely tough to fight past this commitment.
- mistermegabyte 2y agoThe Kolbalt 80V line was made by Greenworks, which makes excellent products for pros. I have the Kobalt 80V blower and it is an excellent blower (loud) and is just a rebranded 80V Greenworks. Not Harbor Freight cheapness for sure. I also have the 80V mower and trimmer and they too are just rebranded Greenworks tools. Excellent products overall.