The equivalent HF is 99$ with inside track club or $159 without (but can use 20% off coupon?)
Anyone will be able to buy for that price this weekend, when the "parking lot" sale opens up beyond club members, to all comers.
This one or the Daytona 3ton in HF?
I bought the Pittsburgh a couple months ago for $100, during another sale. No complaints.
Parts of the Daytona's frame may be beefier, like the rear wheel mounts, but I don't think it's much different in most respects, including the hydraulics. The Daytona has the rubber pad on its saddle, but it appears rather thin, and probably isn't very durable; probably easier to find a replacement pad, or an alternative, for the round saddle like the Pittsburgh has. They're all over Amazon and other marketplaces.
But if you gotta have a color other than gray…
And, the Daytona's warranty is no better, at 90 days, same as the Pittsburgh. At that time, someone noted that only the higher-end Daytona models have the longer warranty.
Otherwise, HF jacks have a 90-day warranty, which can be extended to two years for 20 or 30 bucks if you buy the extended plan.
Comparing the Pittsburgh to this Husky, which appear to be cousins from the same manufacturer*, the same $130 will buy the HF jack with twice the coverage duration, if one opts for the extended warranty.
I don't believe HD offers extended warranties on their floor jacks, and it's not lifetime like the hand tools, just one year.
* Edit -- I forgot to note that HF has a hidden (or what some may consider sneaky) practice of selling slightly different versions of the same item. Sometimes, it's easy to discern when they carry different SKUs, and a coupon lists more than one qualifying SKU.
But sometimes, they retain the same SKU for different versions, and change the UPC instead. A good example is the Daytona 3-ton jack stands, where people have discovered that there are two different versions, with slightly different specs, and construction.
The two different versions can be discerned by taking note of the dimensions printed on the box, or the UPC…but not the SKU. And the packaging carries the same product picture for both, so it's easy to think they're the same only at a glance, which is what most people will do.
This also applies to the Pittsburgh jack being cited.
