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I've been using this salt... https://www.homedepot.com/p/Diamond-Crystal-Solar-Naturals-Water-Softener-Salt-Crystals-100012454/100172669 ...in my Marlo combination filter/softener for 8 years. No dirt or issues here.

Brickseek said my local store had 6+ but Walmart.com said they did not. Went to the store anyways and I didn't find any M8's. But I did find an M10 HD for $59.00...

You could be right. But they did the the job that I needed them do without issue. Neither a regular wrench nor a Knipex plier wrench were able to break the line loose even after using heat and penetrating oil. Probably won't use them again for years so the price and performance were both great...

I recently needed a flare wrench and didn't have any so I purchased this this SAE/Metric set from HD. Willing to bet they'll do the job for you and save you some money over HF or any other options that you might find/consider...

Here is a 3-pack of 5Ah batteries and charger for the same price (199.99). https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-XR-2-Pack-20-Volt-Max-5-Amp-Hour-5-Amp-Hour-Lithium-Power-Tool-Battery-Kit-Charger-Included/1000218533

OP - I might be wrong but I suspect that you are a lot like me, somewhat of a perfectionist. Most likely slow, careful and calculated in an effort to prevent any damage and ensure a high quality result. It pains me to say it but a "scratch here, a mark there and blemish over there" seems to be...

My first 1/2" torque wrench was a Craftsman Microtork clicker, 20-150. Worked great but it only went up to 150 and I often needed more. Now I use a Precision Instruments spilt beam with a flex head, 40-250. I like the flex head, ALOT, and enjoy not having to adjust it back to 0 everytime I use it.

I have the plans and I'm not the original owner. Went to my local township and looked through the file for my property. Had to pay a few bucks but I got physical prints and then later scanned them all to PDF's.

Unfortunately, I'm going to have to agree with this. I bought a used compressor and I didn't drain it until I got home. Big mistake on my part. It was full of water. I drained it, dried it real well and sprayed some Fluid Film inside the tank to reduce further corrosion. But the damage was...

Ordered mine on 8-28 and they're supposed to be delivered tomorrow (9-6).

I have a 32mm GP 2032m socket and it is indeed 32.2mm

I used the Duckbill Deck Wrecker on a 240 sq ft deck and it worked great. I was able to repurpose all but 1 board (it broke) for another project. It's certainly not the easiest work but it's the right tool for the job. I can't see how you'd easily do it without one. Very stout tool, by the way...

I have a Champion generator from 2012 and I'm 99% certain that it's the original battery. I bought the generator used in either 2013 or 2014. It sits in a climate controlled garage with a Battery Tender Plus connected to it 24/7/365. I usually start it once a year or every other year and let it...

It's been discussed before that detached garages or workshops, whatever you want to call them, do not add value to the average buyer. However, there are some buyers out there that do value them. They are just the minority. Of course as others have said, location and area are important factors too.

Haha, this made me laugh.

Recommendations are only good if you are certain that the person making the recommendation is up to your standards. I like clean, neat, professional and detailed. It's hard for me to accept recommendations from anyone because for every 1 clean, neat, professional and detailed contractor, there...

So far I've given away 8 batteries and I've used 1 myself. Will keep the rest until I get tired of looking at them or they get in my way and then to the scrap yard they go.

I have (4) trays of batteries from an APC UPS. There are (8) batteries in each tray wired in series. I measured about 100V on the main brown plug. Batteries are made by CSB, model HR1221WF2. Label says sealed lead 12V 21W/Cell/1.67V/15min. I haven't assessed the health of each battery yet but...

Ah, ok - I misinterpreted (sorry). I definitely agree.

Haha, this made me laugh. Do you really think a lift is going to slide on a floor? They're not light.