I have cactus all over my yard.. hahahahaha. Front yard will be replaced with turf soon..
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Got any cool tools lately?
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A couple Eagle grips...made in good ol USA!
Figured I'd get some now as they just closed the plant in DeWitt Nebraska. They are really almost to nice, but I'll still weld next to them...
Figured I'd get some now as they just closed the plant in DeWitt Nebraska. They are really almost to nice, but I'll still weld next to them...
They are trying to get Snap-On to buy the plant, I have been told.
Martin
Martin
Nice. Coupon? Share the wealth bro
Haha, no coupons. They are expensive but cool.
visegrip 11R will say 24.99 today ........
snap-on version is around 100.00 ............. my dealer has not sold 1 set and is sending the rest back for tool credit .
My buddy built this blast cabinet several years ago and keeps losing his places to store it.
Left vacuum recycles media, and feeds the gun, and the right clears dust. 2x flood lights inside.
End door for loading. I ran three 15A circuits this weekend to feed it. The best part is that my compressor died a bit back and got upgraded to a big 80 gal IR and it can hang with this cabinet running at full tilt. I just added the PVC and filter this weekend to try to reduce the vacuum inside, it's pulling the gloves in so hard you can't move your hands in them.
It’s 6.5 feet wide and 3.5 tall and 3.5 deep.
Left vacuum recycles media, and feeds the gun, and the right clears dust. 2x flood lights inside.
End door for loading. I ran three 15A circuits this weekend to feed it. The best part is that my compressor died a bit back and got upgraded to a big 80 gal IR and it can hang with this cabinet running at full tilt. I just added the PVC and filter this weekend to try to reduce the vacuum inside, it's pulling the gloves in so hard you can't move your hands in them.
It’s 6.5 feet wide and 3.5 tall and 3.5 deep.
Nice, you'll use it more than you expect. I keep both glass bead and 80 grit aluminum oxide on hand. I use the AO most of the time, only GB when I need a nice smooth raw finish.
Box was bigger than expected.
Take it out of the box, it will fit.
Unless it fits as is and you're just surprised that the box is that big
Ya know if you were driving either of the vehicles in your avatar pic, that wouldn’t be a problem
there were 3 different off road jack vendors at KOH and 2 like this floor jack $500 to 600, and one guy had a telescoping gear driven jack just under $2k
Ya know if you were driving either of the vehicles in your avatar pic, that wouldn’t be a problem
Fits, just bigger than expected.
I felt the irony, but it cost me a couple dollars in power, vs $75+ in fuel. For daily driver tasks, it’s a no brainer.
Can’t wait to check it out this weekend.
$75+ ?
Is that daily or just to pick up the jack?
How far do you drive daily?
I drive between 120 and 150 miles a day 7 days a week and I rarely spend $200 a week
My daily mileage is ~30.
Harbor Freight requires a trip to reno, so I took care of other things. ~140 miles, 10mpg, $5 gas, ~$70 in fuel to drive the 91.
While my wife's car was down for a few weeks, she drove mine, and I daily drove the 91 around town. Still love driving it, and it runs great.
But, when my choice is spend gas money, or don't spend gas money....i take the cheap route.
Oh I do the same.
When I don't need a truck I drive my diesel mercedes and get 30mpg
Well, box was big for a reason. Thing is a beast. Well built from the 10 min I spent with it. Onboard extension and Allen wrench needed to install.
Can’t wait for the snow to melt so I can test it out outside.
Can’t wait for the snow to melt so I can test it out outside.
Not new, but I don't get to use it much.
Brake fluid pump for flushing the system?
Yes has a bladder that holds the brake fluid, then and air pressure to the steel ball. A tight fitting (hopefully) cap goes on master cylinder, then open bleeder screw till no bubbles, close, move on.
