Recent content by Slinger646

As long as the gauge indicates pressure and there are no obstructions in the nozzle, they should work. I've fired off ones from the 80's with no issues. Certification seems to be a racket for insurance and "standards". I have current extingusihers but wouldnt hesitate to have these.

I love my Sunex 1/4" set. No skips. Amazon Link

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Pittsburgh 3pc hose grip pliers - Pass These work for my use, small engines and such. You can tell that these are just regular needle nose pliers that have been formed around a mandrel. There's some slag here and there on the teeth that comes off easily with a wire wheel. My only concern is if...

Pittsburgh Panel Clip Pliers - PASS These are on ITC special so why not. Now, here's where I get extra: Obvious rough casting/stamping. It was raining one day so I filed the edges smooth and took some steel wool to the rough parkerized finish. about 20m of work and now they look almost as good...

Amazon has PowerPax battery storage for fairly cheap in select colors. Too many to list but just head on over and search.

When I bought mine, I had the store toss in one of the pegboard holders that Stihl sends with them as part of the deal.

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Im Appalachian. Its in our blood. I think that's the ticket. I dont see wailing on it too hard so the steelcradt should be able to take it.

Siri is a cruel mistress.

Ok guys, I need some suggestions: I need place to mount my vice. I had a light/medium duty wooden desk/bench which I replaced with a tanker desk that had a ton of sentimental value attached to it. In doing so, I lost my vice space. For those who don't have a vice hard mounted, how are you...

maybe use some vacuum line caps?

Auctions and yard sales are great for buying entire nut chests on the cheap, along with partial boxes of asorted hardware all grouped together.......but the corona.

Calipers with the same marking

Possible that the all metal tool is a horse teeth floating tool?