I picked up a couple of Harbor Freight 95746 3rd Hand Work Supports. They are currently on sale for $9.99 but I had the current 15% off coupon and got them for $8.49. Although they're advertised for use in hanging cabinets, I plan on using mine to secure loads in the bed of my pick-up.
They seem very well constructed to me and actually have some weight to them. The ratcheting mechanism also seems very strong and all working parts appear to be metal. Time will tell how well it holds up but it's replacing one that only lasted a few months before it broke and I paid over 3 times as much for that one.
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They seem very well constructed to me and actually have some weight to them. The ratcheting mechanism also seems very strong and all working parts appear to be metal. Time will tell how well it holds up but it's replacing one that only lasted a few months before it broke and I paid over 3 times as much for that one.
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I picked up a set last week and was pretty happy. I used them to hold up plastic sheeting to close off a room while I drywalled. I then used them to hold up ceiling trim that was 12 foot long while I made the final adjustments. They colapse to be about 4' long so they store easily, they say they can be used to support stuff in your truck bed, but I don't think they are strong enough.
. So if you check them out, I'd appreciate your opinion as I have no HF within 2 hours of me
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