Cheap Tear Down Table

[canuck750]

This nice mid size tear down table was on sale this weekend at Princess Auto - Canadian version of the beloved Harbor Freight. Cost was $270 CDN ($195 USD), all steel, locking drawer, plastic catch pan that slides out to dump, sloped to drain top with catch lip a shelf and heavy duty casters, rated at 550 lbs.

I could not buy the material to make one of these for that cost!





If they are selling in Canada they are probably available at Harbor Freight as well.

[smdl]

and it's BLUE!

Great deal, Jim!

Cheers,
Shaun

[canuck750]

and it's BLUE!

Great deal, Jim!

Cheers,
Shaun

That's what caught my eye!

I probably would have paid twice the price because it matches my tool rack!

[ITSec]

Princess Auto - a Winnipeg success story!

[swooshdave]

Way nicer than anything at Harbor Freight. https://m.harborfreight.com/large-steel-tool-cart-with-locking-drawer-90428.html


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[nc43bsa]

That Princess Auto table is so much nicer than the HF cart they are not even comparable.  It is a purpose-built tear-down table and the HF unit is just a tool cart.

Wish I had a Princess Auto near me.   

[swooshdave]

That Princess Auto table is so much nicer than the HF cart they are not even comparable.  It is a purpose-built tear-down table and the HF unit is just a tool cart.

Wish I had a Princess Auto near me.

$120 for shipping alone and it's yours!

I wonder if they have a store in Vancouver ?


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[canuck750]

Yep they do, and your US dollar will go a long, long way

https://www.princessauto.com/en/detail/550-lb-tear-down-table-with-drain/A-p8692378e

PRINCESS AUTO

19878 Langley Bypass
Langley, V3A 4Y1
Tel 604-534-9554
Toll Free 866-725-0019
Fax 604-534-1163
mailorder@princessauto.com

[ITSec]

One BIG difference between Princess Auto and Harbor Freight - until a couple years ago, Princess Auto had its own manufacturing division. They produced stuff for the auto companies and as a subcontractor for the bigger auto parts suppliers like Magna. I rather suspect this led them to be a bit more demanding even for their Chinese suppliers than some other companies (cough, HF, cough) may have been.

I actually went to school with a member of the family (if I recall properly) back in the 70s. I can't remember if it was in high school or university, but I was living in Winnipeg then and they were well known (OK, it's not a big city!).