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I have both and I always reach for the surge first. Is it worth the extra dough, if I'm being objective, probably not.

Crew Dragon has a laser rangefinder built into it, I don't think SpaceX is selling them just yet but you might talk Elon into a lease!!

That is tempting, too bad there is not a way to see how much damage it got when it fell off of the liftgate.

That's for a 240v 30a circuit

I have that same loader on a TC29

Mine is a (bad) joke. I've got a 2.5 high output battery now, hopefully that wakes it up.

I ended up with 26. They are a great size for fabrication work.

Indeed, although that kind of advanced engineering also requires "wallet removal" as well!

I think it's entirely about lowering their COGS, a bigger joint means they can use a cheaper grade of steel, kinda like when gearwrench started making the lobster claw wrenches 10 years ago.

220, 221, whatever it takes.

I have 8 so far, 20 more supposed to be delivered today. Kinda wishing I'd have ordered 20 more.

Weird, I literally just saw a 2" socket at that link. Something is acting goofy....

Still live for me, I got 5 for stocking stuffers

I was taught 2 wraps of friction, 2 wraps of rubber, and 3 wraps of vinyl many years ago. The peckerhead cover would barely fit back on most of the time. Glad I got into controls after that.

You can jump start those batteries pretty easy using a good one. It only takes a couple of minutes.

I got mine shortly after they came out, I have nothing bad to say about it.

I got a shipping notification this morning, heck of a deal if it actually shows up.

I just ordered a #125 from Airgas in Central Missouri, $175(ish) for He/Ar/CO2 tri-mix. Most I've ever paid for a little cylinder.

Or... you could get it replaced for free. That warranty is part of why they cost so much. My driver would immediately replace a cracked one, no questions asked. If you don't have a driver, contact support at snapon.com

I've been using an acetylene regulator with a 40# LP bottle on my main torch setup since early 1997. Guess I'll stop now since you decided it doesn't work.