Fix it, sell it, buy an electric. I had the FS45 and year after year trouble. I finally had a carb replaced professionally and when it was running good sold it. I bought a Makita 36 volt and couldn't be happier. It uses the batteries from my tools, I have a 2.5 acre yard and rarely do I...
Definitely go with Sketchup and take 2 hours to go through the basic tutorials. It will unleash a whole new world of capability. I still try to do a tutorial now and again to keep my skills sharp. The 3D warehouse is also a tremendous resource to take advantage of. I also use AutoCAD for...
thanks guys, I got everything through rockauto, that worked slick. I researched all parts and didn't get the cheapest or most expensive. I then cross compared prices to other sites. I found a couple of the parts I had to order cheaper elsewhere but overall I am happy with everything. Moog...
I need to do new tie rod ends and sway bars on my Toyota Sequoia. I was hoping to save money by buying a kit. Here's all I could find:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B013KOZSSQ?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=ox_sc_act_title_1&smid=A11DQBNFZP1B51
The ball joints are a bonus, and as long as I am...
it's awesome, I use it daily for all sorts of projects. I am an engineer by day and use AutoCAD at work and have used others as well. I actually believe it's user interface is faster and easier than professional versions.
TAKE ADVANTAGE of the 3D warehouse, it's awesome to utilize other's...
I threw away all my tie downs and replaced them with auto retractable tie downs. It was one of the best things I ever did. There are many versions out there but I like the Erickson version best. If you do a lot of work with strapping stuff down it's totally worth it, you just hit a button and...