"Procedure" for exchanging Brake Pads on FJR?

[Bjorn Toulouse]

Harbor freight has several sizes and prices for industrial C-Clamps starting from 99 cents and up.

Harbor Fright has nothing that could be remotely considered "industrial".



Rex

[chornbe]

He said industrial SIZED. He made no such qualification about quality. LOL

[tigertom1965]

"Industrial C-Clamp" is the name Harbor freight has for them.

I know my brother has one we used on my truck calipers and his. Right on the side of the C-Clamp it says made in China so I know it will eventually fail or give me lead poisoning but for less than $5 what do you want?

Personally I don't know what company is actually creating them (Forging, or however else they make them) in the US. I think everyone gets their metal from China these days. I sure wish we would stop importing that China crap and get some quality products again.

You can always go to Sears and pay twice the Harbor Freight price for C-Clamps at least you get the china crap with a warranty, or try Cornwell tools, or any other good quality tool maker like snap on.

[Bjorn Toulouse]

"Industrial C-Clamp" is the name Harbor freight has for them.

Naming them such does not make it so.
Quit being sucked in by hyperbole and cheep prices!

 
I sure wish we would stop importing that China crap and get some quality products again.

As the market is consumer driven, consider that every piece o' chit "Industrial C-Clamp" you purchase from Harbor Freight makes it that much tougher for a reputable American to stay in business.

You want "real" c-clamps? Go here: http://www.adjustableclamp.com/cclamp_pg.htm
The quality products are out there....yeah, you'll pay a bit more, but you'll only buy it once and it will last a lifetime.

Just say NO to ChinCom crap!


Rex

[Mr.Black]

Who cares? It's a clamp. It's not like we're shopping for o-rings for NASA here. Oh wait.