Recent content by Herzog

I have one of these, they are really handy. Get the quick connector pack as well, makes it quick to plug in a vehicle that will be sitting for a while.

@ Bomgaars today until Oct 27th - I just picked one up for $130

That's interesting. My gut tells me that's not an oem bolt for that year then. Best of luck!

For that year (1990) it's not metric. It's just a standard 12 point socket. Probably close to 7/16 or 3/8... but hard tell from the photo (or remember) Also, this is assuming that's an OEM bolt... been a while but I swear I remember my 1989 having that same bolt head on the calipers.

This guy has some awesome ideas. I like the 'Gridfinity' idea a lot and Clough takes it to a new level.

Find yourself a buddy with a 3d printer https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3196707 works great for wrenches and drivers

Damn, that's a hard truth right there :LOL:

This was on my mind, but not from what my insurance man thinks, but more from how I'd rather just overall prevent any fire since I do a lot of welding / grinding. Drywall is cheap, fire resistant and easy to clean if you use a decent paint. Metal wainscot lower for when you just need to spray...

I pondered the same when finishing the inside of my shop. Ultimately I decided to go with a steel wainscot and upper drywall. So far I've been very happy with the results. Here's a photo I was able to find that I took while installing air-lines.

I have a few dewalt tools that I constantly leave batteries in. My small impact, drill and medium impact. None of them drain the battery. However, a couple other tools do drain them somehow. One of them is a grinder. I can't recall which other tool drains them.

Pretty odd that your lights were out if one leg was still live, since all your 20 amp breakers are all on the same leg. edit, nm. The top breaker is on the left leg.