Recent content by 5.9Jon

good solution, those swivels can be annoying in some/most situations

Well my cordless wet/dry vac 0880-20 kicked the bucket. About 4 years on it and sucked up hundreds of liters of water due to garage not having a drain. Still under warranty so at least it will get repaired. Is that about average life for these? It is handy to have.

I have a Petzl Tikkina. It is lightweight well balanced and good battery life also not overly expensive.

That will make a slick tool.

I am contemplating purchasing the Milwaukee trimmer, just wondering would it be possible to install a cutting blade for small twigs / bush. I have a larger brush-cutter but this would be more convenient and user friendly for the gf. Has anyone tried or no way to attach the blade? Thanks, Jon

Hey guys, this is kinda off topic but is there any way to trade up batteries? Through the years I have mostly bought bare tools as they are cheaper with a few kits and batteries when I can find deals on them. Only issue is that I have quite a few xc batteries and only one 4ah and one 5ah. I do...

Nice flush cuts. Hard to find a good pair and orange to boot nice.

Job well done. Your place looks great and kudos to you on doin it by yourself it is an inspiration to say the least. I just finished goin through the whole thread, have you been able to finish all your tin work and other odds and ends?

They are good. I have bought from them a few times, good pricing on most items and I think free shipping on over a 100 dollar order.

Snap on puts a good lubricant in there from the factory. If you feel the need to lube it I remember seeing a thread on different lubes, might have to search for it. Enjoy the ratchet they are costly but a very useful investment.

Another nod for Bojo. Work great and if you mar them up they clean up with a fine file.

Hi guys, does anybody know who makes the burr sets Part # VW800D & VWBL400. Was on the truck today and they say manufactured for Snap On. Made in USA. Thanks, Jon

Hey, I know this thread is a bit old but it was the newest one I could find on the subject. Will this method work with impact sockets? As I have quite a few that are rusty. Thanks, Jon

Would you be able to use this to heat up bearings that fit over shafts?

RadGun Air powered torque multiplier basically. Could use a hytorc as well. Either way even used on ebay they go from couple thousand and up.