Recent content by Damon L.

I could use a new scan tool

I am running a SRAM cassette on an HG freehub on my fatbike. NX 12 speed. With XT derailleur and shifter.

Mine is the 2821-20. It came in the 7 tool kit.

I have had a corded Super Sawzall for years. When I was first doing carpentry work, I picked up a Masterforce cordless kit, that included the brushless reciprocating saw. Losing the cord was great, but if I had serious work to do, I grabbed the old Super. Last fall I swapped from MF to...

I used to get a wide variety of different work shoes, but would always run into issues with the soles breaking down or other wear-related issues in 9 months or so. Boot allowance was annual, so I would suffer until the eligibility rolled over. About 4 years ago I transitioned to Keen, and have...

I concur with your assessment. I schlep mine to job sites. I take it off the stand to load into the truck. This weekend I only needed it to cut a few boards, so I left the stand at home and set the saw up on my tailgate.

I just did the oil cooler aftercooler on my setup. I remote mounted the cooler above my compressor room, and will have a box fan start when the compressor runs. I haven't got the wiring done yet on the fan, but I can hold the tube going into the tank with my bare hand when it is running. I...

I just run water in mine, and put everything to be cleaned in separate containers. The tank never gets dirty, and I use far less solvent/cleaner. I also will run jars with different chemicals simultaneously.

What about a dual hitch mount? https://www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Adapters/Roadmaster/RM-077-6.html?feed=npn&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=1338935271&gbraid=0AAAAAD_vMtlbykVirDUbl0UE4smpOzEmI&gclid=Cj0KCQjw2_TQBhCnARIsAF3-Xhy0YbMoIXlSxuIi0JaSHbc-k4sPL2ugSTg4BI3rU-00XMxe-hftcPsaAi_YEALw_wcB

Sanders, cut off tool, blasting, powder coating, impact, blowing stuff off, plasma cutting, pneumatic nailers, tire changer etc. I use the **** out of my compressed air. My compressor is 20 years old this year. New pressure switch and check valve as of this year, but outside of that and regular...

I have a small Allis forklift in my 30x60 and don't plan to get rid of it. I use it more than I thought I would for loads beyond the capacity of most skid loaders. Hard tires, so no off-roading, but I have put down 3/4" ply on the occasion that I have needed to lift something in the lawn. Is it...

I still have and use the Pittsbugh I purchased 20 years ago as well. I grabbed the Daytona on a great sale for lower cars and the extra lifting capacity.

I have the Daytona long-reach, low profile, 3 ton jack. I would recommend. The pedal to get up to the load is great, and the lift height was slightly higher than all of the others.

Thinking about it more, it essentially moved the fulcrum back and spread the pressure out. Moving the fulcrum back gave it more travel, so nails would typically come out with one pull.

Nobody wants anything, yet you can't throw it away? I would be leaving it where it sits instead of inheriting material I can't use. Then again, I inherited three generations of things I am not using, and I am 3 years deep on slowly getting rid of it all.