Recent content by DemoFly

I'm currently paying for autoauth with an autel that I didn't renew the subscription on. The sub is just for updates for newly released cars. When the time comes I'll pay the $125 annual and bake it in.

Mag77. I just think they are cool. Bought it for no reason. I do all my homeowner cutting with a cordless trim saw. I bought a cooling system vacuum filler. It's awesome I'm just always too lazy to set it up. I bought a fluke 27 II but I never use it because I use my mini clamp meter all the time.

16 is 5/8. Use it all the time. Usually drain bolts.

The only things I degrease is machinery so I use a degreaser thats better for groundwater contamination. Krud cutter and oil eater, etc. I'm also not putting diesel in my parts washer because I live here.

Huh? No. I don't store it or take multiple trips to recycle it. It's a tote with wheels. When the work is done it goes into my truck bed and recycled at the transfer station.

Storing used oil when you don't use it for heat or fuel is crazy in my opinion. Spending money to store it is even crazier. We got cars, tractors and commercial trucks and a 58 quart drain pan/tote gets the job done...can be stored vertically...

The only air ratchet I use these days is a 1/4" mini palm because its size makes it niche. Hardly ever a use case for a 3/8ths air ratchet.

Content and organized is expensive and unachievable. Set up to be efficient is cheap and possible.

I have a Gooloo GT1500A. I bought it 3 years ago and I've used it at least 50 times. I also use it to power things during power outages and car camping. I've jump started 9 liter diesels with it. It was $60 and I purchased it after the first project-farm video for jump starters. When I first...

These train whistle style.

Excellent observation. Neither you or the OP are a tire shop, though. I can run a 1/2" cornwell impact all day long on a 5scfm 8 gallon compressor. If you have to wait for a 26 gallon to catch up, you have a leaking air motor or a worn compressor.

You just described air compressors.

Yes. Plenty. Set the regulator to 90psi working pressure (meaning 90psi with the tool actually in use) and it will be fine.

The two most comfortable wrenches I've ever used are: They are about as rotund as it gets.

I had nothing but issues with my k32 follower. The original plunger was undersized and leaked grease past the follower immediately. I purchased a replacement follower/plunger kit and it also was undersized. My solution was to go to Walmart and spin on a HyperTough grease tube onto the K32 pump...