Recent content by bb_max

I've used these for several years on various projects up to 1ga welding wire. I'd pick these anyday over the 2ft long cable cutters. FWIW, the Menards $2 blue pair are not comparable at all. The Performance Tool(?) $6 pair from the farm store seems to be closer, but havent used them a lot.

I just got some of the Tesa from Waytek. Havent used it yet but it looks to be the same as what I see on factory John Deere harnesses. That Amazon price is cheaper than what I ordered.

If you middle click on the image and not on the text, it will let you open in a new tab. Gets me every time.

I prefer they leave it on top of the box. If I see it I'll know its returned. Also keeps them from looking through the box to find the right drawer, and seeing what else you have that they can borrow next time.

I have a couple of sets similar to these from various cheap manufacturer's https://www.farmandfleet.com/products/872006-century-drill-and-tool-10-piece-nutsetter-set.html Mu favorite is still snap on set that has the hex to 1/4" square adapter and metric flip sockets

Hello, looking for some ideas here. I have a back porch mud room area that connects my garage to the rear entry of my house. Area is heated and slowly getting finished. Currently the floor is about a foot lower than the ground outside and my garage floor, so I have to step down into it when...

What is that? Link?

That's a neat little cart. I've been wanting to mount my top box on a short rolling cart so when working on a lawnmower I can do everything without getting up from my rolling seat. Lazy? Maybe.

Then you need a Compresserator https://www.deere.com/en_US/products/equipment/home_and_workshop_products/compresserators/portable/3500_watts_15_7_cfm/3500_watts_15_7_cfm.page

Ive lost my pair of 7" cobras, and was looking for a link for my wife to order them for Christmas. Local Menards store was cheaper than Mobile Distributor Supply.

I believe I have similar patterned sidecutters that are parked "Channellock". They're pretty dull, I use them for cutting thorn bushes while mushroom hunting now.

I use the Snap On ones already posted. But I have seen the same ones cheaper at Napa, around $20. As far as the cheaper crimpers, I always disliked them for the same reasons as already posted, the cutter or crimper was always between the handle. I had a pair of yellow handled Stanley ones...

They just released that they are offering a limited selection of sets in the green metal boxes.

According to my wife, I carry too much and its destroying my jeans. I have: Front RH pocket keys (house, folks house & shop, work toolbox, CAT key, fingernail clippers) Knife - Kershaw/Snap on something that I've had for 6-7 years now change sometimes Front LH pocket Truck key Truck remote...