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bought a HF yellow jack for $70, works great. Have left my bike on it for over two months this winter and it didn't bleed down at all. Great jack IMHO, but really have nothing to compare it to.
HF has been publishing 20% off coupons. The three magazines I read all had HF ads with the coupons in them: Grassroots Motorsports, American Rifleman and Shotgun News. I think they must have been targeting me specifically, 3 for 3. Besides some other super-sales on compressors and jacks (but not the bike jack), a coupon for 20% off any 1 item instock at a store. So that'd be $14 off that $70 jack.
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