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That's right where the footer would be if I did that with the 2 garages that I had built.

new and old. newer ones have the yellow square d symbol, very old ones have black square d symbol, so they're all black. my guess, you might be talking 10 years they've been using the yellow, and older than that no yellow. crappy picture. newer style on left.

I like pipe.

4.1 million.

I use pickle juice. It's free when you have pickle eaters in the family.

They require too much power, so they're **** in my opinion. Battery & motor technology needs to get even better to have a good cordless version. I'd never recommend any cordless one unless you need to vacuum 5 minutes or less. I don't see them improving any time soon. ....Unless someone...

here's one

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I just bought myself some tires, too, using the 15%

that's why you need 2 or more accounts.

Even with 100 bucks off, other ebay sellers still beat their prices. so shop around...

And I'd like to use a Bosch 12 v battery in some Milwaukee 12v tools.

http://hydra-lift.com/hbeam.htm

Canada, I think.

here's another one: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=74772&highlight=hydralift

https://equipmentdistributors.biz/products/664/svi-international/lift-parts-hydra-2post-05/auto-lift-parts-overall-breakdown-for-hydra-lift-models-28acf-and-29acf-2-post-lifts I have a hydralift 9000' pound bottom plate. I haven't had any problems, and don't use it a lot, so I can't say about...

If they had screw tips, Cut them. I buy them all the time for about a buck a piece, new, cut the ends, and use them in a cordless drill. Auger bits are the best, for wood. I disagree with most of the prior posts. Pyramid style ends,? you mean no screw to draw them in? just a point. If so , I...

if you used an auger bit, you should know that it wouldn't pull itself into cheese. cheese is too soft. unless it's plastic cheese.

if you screw it up, she can get the new stainless sink she always wanted.