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I have to say that I love the no mess aspect of the vacuum system. Since I do like to take a look at the underbelly of the engine every now and again, I alternate between the two methods; works well for me. :beer:

Did you read the comments for that video? I have been using my flexvolt batteries regularly for over a year now in various 20V tools without any issues at all. I wouldn't worry about it...:beer:

I have the Ridgid car accessory kit, and I can tell you that all the accessories fit well on the hose end of the Flex vacuum. The hose even fits the vacuum with the connecting tab removed from the Ridgid hose. I am very happy I found this deal posted here. :beer:

If that is all the more snow you get, I would definitely recommend a good single stage over a two stage. Cheaper to purchase and maintain, much quicker to clear the snow over a bulky two stage. I have both, but the two stage only comes out for the huge snowfalls, which we seldom get any more.

I do hope they are nice as I have close to fifty coming my way! :thumbup:

Spammers... :shocking:

From memory back when I made a similar mistake, you will be able to see the transition, but it is likely no one else will. Mine is totally invisible twenty years later, if that is any consolation. :bounce:

I think so, that is how I do it anyway... :headscrat

Glad to hear you finally got your issues sorted out! :thumbup:

I used what I had on hand at the time which is Mobil1 Dexron III synthetic. Have had no leaks at all to date. Only issue I had was a valve leak on one of the compressed air cylinders, which I fixed.

I have a BL-7000SLX purchased in the fall of 2016. I have been very pleased with it. I would say it gets used once a week at the very least. The time savings for me has been tremendous. :thumbup: Sorry to derail the thread...

I would assume it's just that the pump is not limited as it only runs maybe a minute at a time. They basically give the option of any weight hydraulic oil or any ATF.

I posted a reply to your question in the other thread, but I guess I will post it here as well: If I had the choice, I would use synthetic ISO-32 as it is 10W and will work even in bitter cold temps. My garage is not heated... Since my options were more limited, I used synthetic ATF, which I had...

If I had the choice, I would use synthetic ISO-32 as it is 10W and will work even in bitter cold temps. My garage is not heated... Since my options were more limited, I used synthetic ATF, which I had on hand.

I will say that I have had great success using Red Loctite on extremely small screws. Used Red on many M2 set screws that were not remaining in place. I have found that there isn't enough thread for the red to have enough material to be permanent. I was always able to remove the screw without...

I got the low voltage size for when I had a slew of holes to cut at the same time. Overpriced? Yes, but I found it to be extremely quick and convenient for that application. It was nice having all the holes perfect every time...

Thank you. :thumbup:

May I ask what the dimensions of the tag are? Thank you

I still get the same error message. :mad:

They use MDF AFAIK.