The Northern Tool + Equipment store in St. Cloud, Minnesota opened it's doors in 2006 and has been supplying Minnesota residents with a large selection of portable generators, pressure washers, water pumps, trailers + parts, welding equipment and many more quality equipment products ever since. Minnesotans can now enjoy every season in comfort with the help of our powerful, long-lasting heaters + stoves for the winter and cooling industrial-grade fans during the summer. This along with a complete line of spring and fall cleanup tools, makes the St. Cloud Northern Tool + Equipment retail store a destination for local businesses and do-it-yourselfers. Be sure to browse through our numerous equipment buyer's guides in preparation for your next trip to this Northern Tool + Equipment store in Minnesota. These guides will help you select the right types of generators, pressure washers, air compressors and welders along with a wide variety of outdoor power equipment products. NOTE: Not all products online are available in stores.
Use the "Check Store Availability" link on the product detail page to confirm store availability. Family Owned + Operated Since 1981 Northern Tool + Equipment is a family of stores with locations all around the U.S. We pride ourselves in providing the best customer care and product expertise for the tools you need to tackle the tough challenges. Visit a store today to see our large selection of quality tools at great Northern Tool + Equipment prices. Northern Tool + Equipment StoreSt. 230 2nd Street South Waite Park, Minnesota 56387 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMWhy choose Sears Appliance Repair of Saint Cloud, Minnesota? At Sears Appliance Repair of Saint Cloud, Minnesota, we repair nearly any appliance, no matter where you bought it. We do not and will not sell any of the information you provide us. We simply use it to find a Nicer, Newer, Vehicle for you! If you do not want to fill this out, give us a call at 320-229-1900. We will be glad to help you through your vehicle purchase.
If you have entered a cell phone number, or another number that you later convert to a cell phone number, you agree that we may contact you at this number. You also agree to receive calls and messages such as, pre-recorded messages, calls and messages from automated dialing systems, or text messages. Normal cell phone charges may apply. Donations are essential for Central Minnesota Habitat for Humanity ReStore to operate in the best way to serve our customers and the community as a whole. Anyone is welcome to donate and help provide needed funds so that Habitat for Humanity can continue providing shelter for local families in need. Donors are often builders, retail businesses, manufactures, material distributors and individuals who want to be a real part of something great and help carry out our mission to help others in desperate need of a home. Request a pickup today to get started. Save the Environment and Serve Your Community Disposing of items can often be expensive and is hard on the environment.
Many times, people would like an alternative to disposing of items that have a lot of life left in them. Habitat for Humanity ReStore really works! In Minnesota alone, over 6 million tons of usable building materials have been kept out of landfills through Habitat for Humanity ReStore programs. Your donation also can provide tax advantages, saves money on the storage or restocking of excess inventory, and all proceeds support the mission of Central Minnesota Habitat for Humanity. We accept a wide range of products for donation that are in good or new condition including: Newer Flat Screen Televisions less than 10 years old. Appliances less than 10 years old, electronics, and gas/lp furnaces Electrical fixtures, wiring, various fans, light fixtures, and electric fireplaces Furniture, blinds, and mirrors Cabinetry, Countertops, and hardware Interior and exterior doors, insulated windows with no nails, and lumber over 6’ Carpet, tile, and laminate flooring
Hand tools (new, antique or unique), safe and functional power tools Roofing, felt/ice barrier, roof shingles in bundles, and sheet goods over 4’x4’ Plumbing supplies, fixtures, copper, sinks, and toilets that are 1.6ltr or less Unopened bags of insulation, unopened paints and stains, and many others If you are unsure if CMHFH ReStore will accept your item, please call us at (320) 281-3167 before bringing your donation. CMHFH ReStore does reserve the right to decline items that are not in good condition for resale, are damaged, missing parts, or are deemed inappropriate. Below is a list of commonly donated household items to help determine if your product can be used by CMHFH ReStore to serve families in our great community. Unfortunately, in order to operate efficiently and be the best stewards of what we receive and sell to our customers, CMHFH ReStore does not accept the following items: Appliances older than 10 years Batteries of any kind
Carpet smaller than 10×10 Gas driven yard equipment Light bulbs of any kind Pools of any kind Single paned windows/storm windows Toilets (non-low flow, must have 1.6 printed on bowl) Televisions older than 10 years old and that are not Flat Screen Style. Thank you so much for considering a donation to Central Minnesota Habitat for Humanity ReStore! We can also pick up your donations in some cases. For more information about this service, click here.We were nominated by seven of our workampers in 2008 for Workamper News magazine Employers of theIt is our great honor to have been chosen Employers of the yearWe strive to make your workamping experience a great one. Please give us a call if you are interested in helping us out at our RVUsing golf cart, show campers, including tent campers, to their(See map for how to pull campers into their sites.) sites, be certain that the sewer ring cover is loose. Remind our guests of � Cigarette butt patrol.
Please spend Monday morning�s shift picking up cigarette butts around to park. Special attention to tenting areas and around shift � Check and record Propane levels. Take mail to mailbox about 11:30 - Noon and put the red flag up. Afternoon shift to pick up the mail and bring back to office to be sorted and put in individual mailboxes. shift � The flowers need to be watered every day. It has been suggested that the best time to water them is in the AM. Therefore, the first workamper shift will water the flowers every day. Please indicate this completion by marking a W on the calendar when you water or an R if it rains so that all workampers know that it was completed. mowing is started Wednesday afternoon and done until complete. with small mower where needed. Weed whipping will be preformed as needed. When mowing, lift mower deck when crossing over gravel sites, so stones don't hit RV's or windows.
will be cleaned on Mondays after cigarette butt patrol. Dump ash in hole northwest of Rally Center. The leaves and debris dump is located north of the rally center in open field. (in hallway) as to what work is completed - Green marker for mowing, red for firepits and blue for weed whipping. This helps the next shift know what is done. Evening shift � Tractor maintenance: check oil and clean air filter. Re-assemble air cleaner first, then blow out radiator before washing tractor at end of day. Be sure clean air filter and radiator before washing or the dust in radiator will turn to mud, dry over night and plug radiator. shift - Help with closing of swimming pool. shift - Clean and blow off golf carts and remove air cleaner. Wash golf carts and clean seats when needed.This can be done especially when you need to stay close to the office waiting for campers/clubs to come in like Friday afternoons or cement platform by 1 triple garage, 2 sidewalk from house to garage & 3 house
necessary, squeegee and sweep water out of dump station. "to do� list in the store for miscellaneous duties. Sunday afternoon, after campers are gone and it's quiet, or Monday's shifts -- Vacuum carpet in store. Also during the week when office bathroom, including wiping up the floor, clean back sink area and sweep check front door and glass case for fingerprints. pizza tray underneath is clean after using. Clean grate when needed. cooler doors for fingerprints and bottom of cooler is clean and dry. shift - Check if front door inside night light is turned off. cooler supplies - pop and juice and fill. Write down any needed supplies on sidewalks in front of office, side door and sidewalk to house & garage. cigarette buckets by both doors. (There are rubber gloves and strainer to use and put in individual mailboxes. flowers need to be watered every day. It has been suggested that the best time to water them is in the AM.
Therefore, the first workamper shift will water the flowers every day. Please indicate this completion by marking a W on the calendar when you water or a R if it rains so that all workampers know that it was completed. store and lodge windows inside and outside and clean when needed. shift - Turn off light in pop cooler and all other lights. are locked and windows closed and locked. When doing laundry - please sweep floor and check if washers/dryers and chairs need to be cleaned. appreciate it if you help us keep our park clean. If you see debris, pleaseWe want you to treat this campground as your home. are in the park and see that something needs attention (bathrooms, flower beds, etc.), please advise us, or take care of it yourselves. We are proud of our campground and never know when we will be inspected. many flower garden areas in the park. If you enjoy gardening, feel free to treat these gardens as your own.