Recent content by Jeepguy

this is laughable. the lines that were already imports (not chinese by the way) are still, and the only thing that was replaced with atlas was the small single stage contractor units. you can relax if you still want an original quincy QT they still make them here. just make sure you are...

My company is a warranty station for Rigid, and 9 times out of 10 the batteries end up being a charger problem / bad contacts on the charger from slamming the battery onto the charger. they arent very tough tools, and the only reason they sell is because of the lifetime warranty.

i went through this tough choice last year, and i went with the dremel over the fein, based on price, and availability of accessories. and im glad i made the dremel choice, it gets used all of the time, the wood bits dont last very long but the price of the blades makes that okay, the drywall...

this might be a dumb question, but how old is that filter regulator unit? you might just need to replace the filter element in that unit. or just to see if it is the element take the bowl off remove the element, put it back together and see if it maintains pressure.

they are recycleable but not rebuildable. they have a 2 year warranty on them as long as you dont have more than 2000 charges on them.

you have 6K saved????? look at williams. 6K will go a long way on williams and more than half of the catalog is direct snap on cross over. the only problem is lead time on most of the stuff, but if you've been waiting since '07 whats another few months

EZP-LP-350 (3/8" x 50' EZ Coil) you have to request the yellow reel for these now, a while back they changed all reels to their CoxReels Blue.

I don't intend to order from chadstoolbox again but it doesn't bother me in the least if other people do. If they weren't pleasing somebody they couldn't stay in business. Good point. We had a very BIG Spray gun manufacturer in here yesterday to discuss their current stock situation or lack...

i am pretty much in this type of sales position at work. i agree with everyones complaint, but what you dont see is that manufacturers are also cutting back their own inventory. IR is out of stock on 1/2" impacts for 2 months, just as a quick reference. i know our companies problem is that...

heres one, i was doing a tune up on my buddies Silverado pick up, i had all of the spark plugs changed, and had the new dist. cap and new plugs already hooked up and ready to change out, i went to the bathroom, and when i came back all of the old plugs off of the old cap and the new plugs were...

Just Finished Dryloking my basement, and holy S. i dont wish that on anyone. I was able to spray it for a little bit, got the general area sprayed didnt get to the top or bottom "trim work" when the sand and grit in the drylok eventually just ruined my electric pump (Graco) i was a little...

i just ran into this with them. any individual tool that costs less than $X amount for SO to manufacture they consider it "not worth taking back" shipping is usually more than what its worth.

i ended up with the dremel, got it at cost through work, so it was a no brainer. it performed excelent! not very much vibration at all. the drywall blade and 1 inch wood blade didnt last very long but they were only about $12.00 each to replace, and i only went through 2 durring the remodel...

you wont find a torque tool that cheap. go with whoever can answer your questions, and provide service in your area. Those torque tools can cost as much as $15K. even $500 is way under the price of a quality torque tool.