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I've been using Greenworks 40V and 80V lawn/garden tools for over 5 years; they work great. The 80V blower is awesome! The battery recharges in 30 minutes and with two batteries I don't have much down-time in between.

Just received the M12 soldering iron from Home Depot ... very nice.

I carry the smaller JNC300XL in my 6 cylinder vehicles and the JNC660 in my 8 cylinder.

Torque wrenches will work at the upper end of their range with no problems, they are not as accurate at the low end of the range. If you're primarily going to be using 5-10 NM, why not get the 5108?

These Power Probe Master Cylinder adapters work pretty good for Hondas. There are two sizes available. I have the small size adapter and it works for my 2014 Odyssey. It connects up with a style T coupler. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HD1RGN8/?tag=atomicindus08-20

That Makita compressor should have no problem topping off car/bike tires. I recommend a good cordless 1/2" impact wrench for lug nuts. No cord, hose or compressor needed.

Code didn't work for me :mad:

Now you can start collecting impact sockets.

I use the vacuum for cleaning my cars. It's nice not having to drag an extension cord around. It's a power hog so having the large XCP battery improves its utility.

I have both the IR and the HF flip sockets and they look to be almost identical. I also bought Sunex thin-wall sockets in 17mm and 22mm to cover the missing sizes for the Benz and Honda Odyssey.

Yes you need to use the extension since the mate is half way down into the socket.

I use the C3 vacuum to clean the entire car, not just touch-up work. It works much better and longer with the large XCP battery.

I use mine on bicycles.

I have done the same with my M12 impact. I only use impact sockets with it for this reason. "Just Clips" makes a repair kit that works well.

I have the Harbor Freight set pictured above in post #22. I have only used one of the sockets so far but the Delrin sleeve on half of them have started to split. The nice polished finish probably won't hold up. Other than that they are nice tools and you can easily remove the sleeve exposing a...