Cyber Weekend is Quickly Approaching

10/24/2013

Everyone knows about Black Friday sales, and most of us have become familiar with Cyber Monday sales by now. If you're not familiar with it, Cyber Monday is a day when online retailers drop prices and list significant sales on their products. It's a day when millions of online shoppers can get Black Friday style prices without the hassle of fighting strangers at the door.

Well, we too are going to be celebrating Black Friday and Cyber Monday with deals on all of our power equipment sites.

However, we will not be here for Black Friday! While other retailers make their employees work overtime and weekends to capitalize on the shopping-based holidays, we choose to send our employees home for the weekend to do some shopping of their own.

Every site we have has Buyer's Guides to help you through the decision making process, so even though you can't reach customer service or our experts, we've done our best to provide you with answers to as many questions as possible. If you want more information, you can scroll to the bottom of the site and click on "How-to Library," where you can find many articles about our power equipment.

Furthermore, most of the items on our site have customer reviews and expert reviews as well as accurate up-to-date ratings generated by our cutting-edge algorithm so you can feel confident in your selection.

If you have questions or concerns about your order, feel free to contact us on Cyber Monday, December 2nd, 2013.

Find Cyber Monday Deals at the Following Stores:

Snow Blowers Direct

Electric Generators Direct

Leaf Blowers Direct

String Trimmers Direct

Chain Saws Direct

Chippers Direct

Log Splitters Direct

Air Compressors Direct

Pressure Washers Direct

Sump Pumps Direct

Water Pumps Direct

Mowers Direct

Tillers Direct

2 Comments

Lad Birge

5/29/2014 03:15:08 am

Steve, I left an earlier message but perhaps ought to rephrase it for clarity since I've read most the available articles now. What I am looking for is a compressor and impact wrench for very intermittent residential use, capable of busting loose stubborn, rusted, and previously over-tightened lug nuts on truck and boat trailer. I fish tournaments and a flat tire at my residence at a critical moment can be terminal for that tourney. AAA and Sea Tow will not respond to a residence. I have to be able to do it myself. I would really appreciate a specific recommendation. My impact wrench only produced a few hundred foot pounds of torque and was of poor quality and has to go. My compressor is a Sears Craftsman Model 919-167312. Briefly is a 30 gal. vertical, single stage, 120v/60HZ/1PH (?). Max developed HP is 6.0 and Running HP is 2.0. Cut In is 120 and Cut Out is 150. Produces 8.60 SCFM @ 40 PSIG, and 6.40
SCFM at 90 PSIG. I have 3/8" hoses. It would seem this compressor would run an impact wrench with 5-600 ft. pounds of torgue but this is where I need help. Please advise as soon as you can. Laddie Birge, 1-904-221-6634 or e-mail at lbirge@comcast.net

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4/3/2015 03:37:31 pm

However, we will not be here for Black Friday! While other retailers make their employees work overtime and weekends to capitalize on the shopping-based holidays, we choose to send our employees home for the weekend to do some shopping of their own.

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