Masters are reducing the price of these super popular Ratchet Tide Down 4 Packs (https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/230254) from $9.99 to $6.99 starting this Thursday 25th Feb until 9th March. Is not on their website yet but will be this Thursday according to the catalogue.
where can i get a copy of the catalogue?
The new catalogue will be available instore and here on Thursday. If you live close to a store you should have it delivered early this week.
The link only shows the old old catalogue
I live 2 minutes drive from a Masters (Tingalpa) and have never received a catalogue in the mail…
@dogboy: please email [email protected] with you address and contact details and our team will follow this up for you
Not bad, trick is go get in early and get hands on some stock
One would think Bunnings will counter … Win win for the consumer if they do
Until Masters leaves the market, in which case it becomes a lose lose.
Competition policy goes beyond the bottom dollar of the next deal.
now I feel like a total dick for paying $10 for them. haven't even taken them out of their packaging yet :p
i thought if the price goes down with in 30 days they refund the difference ?/
Also interested in finding out about this. Bought a few packs last week.
Edit: found it.. https://www.masters.com.au/diy-projects-ideas/support-help/m…
Take them back for refund with reciept, then re purchasse
don't think I kept the receipt. ah well, was still a bargain at $10, these are WAY better than the ratchet straps I was previously using with my trailer!
I guess at age 36 I should know what these are
I was ratshit yesterday, I barely moved off the couch… but I'm well under the 300kg limit.
Completely lost here guys, what is this thing used for?
Price really isnt anything fantastic for 300kg straps.
I went into Bunnings the other day looking for 3 new straps for my machines, I picked up 3x 2500kg wide straps for $15 each which were marked down, looked like my local store only sort of thing though.
300kg is basically for strapping small things like a wheel barrow etc down, I wouldn't be risking things like timber that can easily add up and your unsure of the weight, hence why I always just go much higher than what I need for peace of mind.
I wouldn't be risking things like timber that can easily add up and your unsure of the weight, hence why I always just go much higher than what I need for peace of mind
Never weighed, measured or planned a thing in my life mate, and I'm still here.
I refer to the Australian industry standard of "she'll be right". As long as you follow these guidelines, you do not require any formal training or certification to perform any job.
Guys, can this thing be used to strap things down on the rear seat of a motorcycle?
yes, although I would be concerned not to damage the rear tail by applying too much pressure (these things can be clamped incredibly tightly).
Ok will keep that in mind, thanks mate!
Surely she can just hold on to you?
They stretch to buggery.
So worse than useless!!
Price starts this Thursday with 30% Off the whole range of Tie Downs
Here is the link to the product on the Masters Website