Recent content by Maddabe

And Seafoam is one of the few that actually works.

There must be some magical properties to it. I had a full 5 gallon gas can that was treated with Seafoam. After nearly 2 years (said can had been hiding) I was curious. Filled my push mower, pulled 3 times and she purred like a kitten. No ****.

Seafoam is Seafoam is Deep Creep (aerosole Seafoam) is Seafoam. Gas Diesel, ethanol, methanol whatever.

just a side not though maddabe, those cman tools, especially the ratchets are not the same tools your dad used for many years. the new ratchets are ****, hands down. Unfortunately, I did come to that realization a few months ago when one of my 3/8 dr. teardrops finally gave up the ghost after...

Shame on all of you guys. The core of my tool collection are all of my dad's old tools. The old man worked for USAir before USAir was USAir. 34 years he worked on commercial airliners. All with CRAFTSMAN tools! he wasn't a fan of Snap On. "Too shiny" he would say. All you tool nazis, the...

Howdy, I am the proud owner of an "almost" complete 26'x42' building. Half of said building will be working garage area. I don't want tiles because I'd be worried about **** collecting underneath. So, here's the sixty-four thousand dollar question: Bang for the buck, what's the best epoxy...

Welcome buddy. I'm a big fan of Grassroots.

Agreed. I have the same drill. It has built 2000 linear ft. of privacy fence, hung drywall in a 24'x24' garage and many other jobs large and small. I've yet to have a single issue with it. I just wish I would've gotten the whole set instead of just the drill.

I've got an "Ace Liner" model 502 that my old man "borrowed" from USAir years ago. Made in Chicago. This thing is a TANK...as far as staplers go I guess.

Buddies of mine run a garage here in town. Their air lines are all sch40. 15 years those lines have been in place and never a single issue. I am in FL so it never comes to a hard freeze down here but we do get frost and freezing temps a few times each winter. I've used sch40 for quite a few...

Just use a regular drill, but hit the back of it with a two pound mini sledge as you're drilling. Voila! instant hammer drill

Why wouldn't you ride it?

I'd rather push a Triumph than drive an MG.

The garage is no more than a painted-out rectangle right now. I'll be posting pics of the entire build. Wish me the best...please.

Nevermind, I figured it out.