Recent content by ledthrax

My water company (Penn American Water) has that insurance and it adds $10 on to my monthly bill. It covers both the incoming water and sewer lines. Since my house was built in 1970 I think it is worth it.

The T70 is used to drain the front differential on Subaru Imprezas. I picked up my T70 for about $5.00 at Autozone. It is the Great Neck brand and is fine for the number of times that I need to drain my front diff.

Do you have any pictures or a link? I am interested in this.

Been carrying a Kershaw Chive daily for the past 7 years and have no complaints. It fits perfectly in the 5th pocket in jeans. If I had to do it again, I would get the half serrated design.

Almost all of my power tools are DeWalt so when I saw this new line I jumped on it pretty quickly. I picked up the 12V Max screwdriver a week ago and I have to say that it is great. I have used it quite a few times and like it over my Milwaukee 12V screwdriver. Home Depot currently has a...

My longest pry bar and my 1/2" torque wrench don't fit in my 40" Craftsman roller.

I picked up the 3/8" flex head during lunch and I am extremely impressed! Used it a few times this afternoon breaking down a hydraulic pump and really like it. The finish looks as good as my F80 and I like the nice tight joint. I think I'll be picking up the 1/4" flex head tomorrow. :beer:

It's a great portable saw. I've had one for about a year and it has been very good to me. Nice and light so I can store it in the basement and bring it up into the garage when I need to use it. I also got the nicer DW7440RS stand, which is like a small version of the Dewalt miter saw stand.

Has anyone purchased a smooth finish version? Haven't seen them before. I may have to hit the local HF and see if they have them. Didn't plan on getting one, but if they have one in smooth finish...

The 302 piece set comes with the thing profile ratchets. If you keep watching the ads you should be able to get it for $199. I got mine for that price a few months back (not that I needed it, but I couldn't pass it up). The thin profile ratchets are much better than the raised panel ratchets.

I also have the FS 55R (great trimmer by the way) and always store it laying down, either on the floor or on some hooks on the wall.