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Re: Big news? Lowes set to launch new power tool brand to beat Milwaukee & Dewault: F Brands are bought and sold like prostitutes dang near every year or two anymore it seems. China's going for the World **********. Just look West of China how they're setting themselves up to dominate Africa...

Re: Big news? Lowes set to launch new power tool brand to beat Milwaukee & Dewault: F Sadly lifetime warranty isn't **** always. I have a set of Ridgid tools from home depot. 5yrs and still running strong, even the batteries. I have Milwaukee big time, Snap-On, Skil (A few), Craftsman laser...

Feathered Trigger is used on Air Hammers (aka ... Zip Guns) but I've used the very same air hammers to rivet semi trailer skins on reefers back together as well as replacing skins on livestock semi trailers after using the same tool to cut the aluminum, boogered welds off to prep the aluminum...

As the other post said it's a " Banana Jack" female to female version. Just search for it on Amazon or you can search on the power probe site. There's also other sites that sell power probe stuff as well. Watch the shipping prices and also prices with some sites. Amazon's been not so great...

Toolbox widget is the way to go. They also have little label things or plastic pieces with numbers on them. Watched them from when they came out and they've evolved with more products to be coming down the line. You can sign up on their website or if you watch some channels YouTube such as...

Always good to have one around in case "That Friend" is one who always needs a drill. Cheaper to replace a cheap corded drill than a cordless especially if the friend breaks it as it happens once in a blue moon. Then what? You need your cordless drill the next day or two but your friend is...

Icon wrenches, sockets, ratchets and you'll be set. They have the lifetime warranty and are durable. I have all the truck brands, craftsman (American & Chinese made), Sunex, gearwrench, this, that, this & that. Probably have 10 different brand socket sets and the same goes for wrenches...

Might have to buy one and return it with the higher price receipt from recently. It was in last 2 weeks I paid retail for it. Still cheaper than my other branded lights of the same type. Some are better quality and some worse so it's a crapshoot. I think I have about 6-7 and that's probably for...

Do you have a truck that comes? If so he can take care of it. If it has to be sent in most likely it'll be replaced as that's what Mac Tools did a few years ago when I sent mine in for warranty. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Are you missing a head? I'd get ahold of Ingersoll if possible and see what they can get you for parts. Best place for parts I can think of would be a industrial pump and/or motor company. Looks as if it was manufactured around 1978. IF you have a Menards you can pickup a 80gal belt drive...

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I don't know if you were around in the 90's but back then you pulled the mat off the top of the box and at the rear there were plates screwed or riveted in that you'd remove then you could stick a little tool in there like a pick or something and you could lift the main holddown rod. Maybe...

Depends on what you want it to do? Look at AESwave.com. they have a Autel tpms one that'll do codes, tpms, resets and other things. It costs about $200 per yr for updates. It cost more than $500 on the site but best prices always come if you call and speak with Jorge I believe it is. Anyone...

Maybe a wrench used for a specialty machine of some sorts? Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

After reading the post further I got thinking before my father in law passed away in 2009 I bought some snap on stuff off him including a black pair of wire cutters and a pair of needle nose pliers though worn on the front end. Do they work good? Yes. They're loose but they also can be...