Recent content by Two Speed

From what I am seeing, the 7111 is the consumer version. The 7111pro gets you the higher end software geared to... pro's. If it where me, and the price difference isn't big, get the pro. You won't regret getting more functions that you might need in the future vs the regret of hitting the...

I bought a set of the workpro mini-pliers not that long ago, I do like 'em when I need something for a quick grab that doesn't need a whole lot of plier (or wrench).

Because its not hot enough. The only time it is a cold water heater is during initial fill, after which point you are mainting the heat of the hot water, hence, hot water heater.

Great link! Sure beats selecting individual store locations to see what the price is. Looking forward to it, I was thinking of picking up the middle sized one. I might have to do that anyway tommorow. =-)

This one will be very location specific, looks like only a handfull of stores still have stock and in typically Canadian Tire fashion, clearance prices are left up to the individual store. If you are in the London area and are looking for a basic old school style electricians tool pouch (no...

You'll need to uncheck the "video is private". At least you got it solved.

They have the extra long 3pc power torque branded double box end set, SAE only, on clearance $9.01 https://www.princessauto.com/en/3-pc-sae-extra-long-offset-box-end-wrench-set/product/PA0009241373 I picked up a set. The hand feel is like my 90's era extra long snapon slim, with the "sharp"...

Employees take whatever they touch first. Not like we might look for the unopened/sealed box, the undamaged box, the best looking etc.

The mismatch makes it easier to find the one you want without having to read the size.

Pocket pry bar I use a lot more than I expected to; And the heftier one I expected to use a lot more just rides on my keyring;

Or a behind the seat shovel for a pickup truck if you don't want to jam a fullsize d-handle there.

You might be able to repair it if its old school and the smoke came from any regulators rather than the transformer. My schumacher manual charger is transformer based. And a simple circuit board of diodes/regulators.

If looks don't matter, polyurethane windshield adhesive. That stuff sticks like mad and dries up somewhat flexable. Significantly better than rtv I find.

If it where mine, I'd just put in a manual shut-off in place of the solenoid. Might do a slow siphon drain of the tank if left open.

DId you catch any prices in the store on the wood products?