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Not at all. Once you remove the Toyota adapter from your reservoir, the level is about perfect. There is a larger reservoir the kit comes with to hold the bulk fluid

I have the Speedi bleed as well. I own all Toyota and Lexus vehicles. The Toyota adapter from Speedi bleed is awesome. Doesn’t leak a drop.

I love Ferris mowers with the Kawasaki motor as well. For the really big stuff, they use caterpillar engines.

You have WAY too much time on your hands.

I’ve rebuilt hundreds of pressure washer pumps. Do this and they will not fail unless it’s a mechanical issue: after every use, kill the ignition and pull the rip cord a few times to displace as much water as possible. Screw on the aerosol can of pump saver and depress button until remaining...

High speed rotary buffer, lambswool pad and some mild cutting agent. The new paint is softer and will come off.

Can you use a jet sweat? I use one at work on 3/4” copper frequently and it holds back line pressure. I’ve cut copper under pressure, used the jet sweat and then added a full port valve.

Yup. Although the square version work great for broken pipe ******* and fittings

I lift every piece of equipment I own with my two post. Two dirt bikes (made adapters for bikes) zero turn tractor, three vehicles, side by side and trailer. Only regret was not having one years ago. I’m old and have zero problems setting the arms. The day I realize I can’t get off the floor, is...

No worries at all. 👌

Who do you think made the extractors for MAC? Grip Edge did

I live in Wisconsin and did it twice. Had ceiling cracks in both. Redid the second one and kept the garage at 40 degrees. No more cracks. One winter before I added the furnace, frost formed on walls and ceiling both of which were heavily insulated

I live in a very low area and in the spring, my Sump pump runs about a 20 minute on cycle and a 4 minute off cycle. I have a battery backup pump as well, along with a high water alarm. I replace both Zoeller pumps and check valves every 5 years. I’ve never gotten more than 6 years of life out of...

I love Grip Edge and own lots. All the other extractors I’ve tried are all tapered. They don’t grip on much surface area. The Grip Edge ones are parallel. For broken pipe *******, the tapered square drive ones work or though. Broken bolts, not so much.

At my job, we use adjustable wrenches daily. We use them for unhooking LOTS of big hydraulic hoses from manifolds. There can 30-40 hoses to remove. Swapping wrenches takes too long and these are JIC fittings, so they don’t need to be crazy tight. But yeah, everyday nut and bolt stuff= NO

I’ve had my two post Rotary for almost 10 years now. I use it every single weekend and sometimes during the week. Absolutely a game changer. The second your neighbors know about it, you have new best friends.

Eight tools have awesome hex wrenches.

Just bought these for work at Grip Edge. Besides having the rounding prevention technology, they have a super heavy knurl on the shaft.

I love Grip Edge products and own many. At my job, the machines I work on are all assembled with socket head cap screws. I couldn’t wait to try their new hex keys.

Agreed. These are absolute garbage. Forgot I still owned a set. I’m tossing them as I type.