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I keep a trickle charger on both of my tractors batteries when not in use. Once a season I disulfate them with a separate smart charger. They are both over 8 years old. One is in a Simplicity mower and the other is in a 1979 Wheelhorse tractor.

Stoner invisible glass. Leaves no streaks.

I went ventless NG and run a dehumidifier.

I trenched about 90' and ran pex water line. The guy I hired to wire the garage ended up running the electric, water and natural gas line to the shop in the same trench. Well worth it and was actually reasonable. I had him set up a drain valve in my basement so I can shut off the water and empty...

Just an update to close this issue. I ordered and received a new charger and it charged both batteries.

Visionguru, no never completely discharged either battery. Not even close.

An update on my battery issue. I e-mailed the IR help center and they replied that it was probably a bad charger. (Good call Skin)So I'll order one up and report back.

I thought the same at first but the charger goes through a specific sequence for both batteries.

How could both of my 20V lithium batteries go bad at the exact same time? Let me explain. I have a 1/2" drive IR 20V impact wrench that has worked perfectly for several years. It has seen only very light use, never abused. Now all of a sudden both batteries throw the same code, 6 flashes of the...

I have a 6" bench grinder That has a date of 1980 stamped on the data plate. It's branded as CTT Tools and clearly marked Taiwan.

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Well worth the money in my opinion. Never have a dull drill in any of my indexes. As many have pointed out it takes a few tries to understand the concept and a steady hand motion. There are other more expensive alternatives but for the average guy this works just fine. If you don't plan to...

Bellyupfish, , sounds like a similar situation at my place. When the weather turns cold I use compressed air to blow the water out but I blow it back towards my house. When I installed the line I put in a drain valve in my basement above the utility tub.

I used 1/2" sanded plywood from Lowes on walls and ceiling. Screwed every 6". Very sturdy. Good primer and paint and you're all set. Hang anything anywhere.

And they hauled away the old doors, included in the price. HD and Lowes wanted something like $60 bucks a door more than there already higher price.