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If your definition of upstate is syracuse, then yes.

All the r22 replacements have major problems.

I think it works better for home use with superheat and subcooling calculations. The average joe checking system once or twice a year has everything he needs in one tool.

Buy a fieldpiece sman3. You won't be disappointed.

Just seeing this, I'm from Brewerton, just a bit south of you. Enjoy the board. I read it everyday, but post infrequently as I'm mostly learning stuff.

I hate to admit this, but the harbor freight impact sockets are very nice. Have had great luck with them, plus you can pick up a set of deep sockets for $20 and not freak out every time you drop one in the bilge.

When will bl 5000 be on website? And are you doing any promo for GJ forum?

No idea. Did not look. Will look later today. Brace for china. I'm not one to obsess over country of origin. I'm an overall quality guy regardless of COO

I just picked up a milwaukee m18 1/2". Pretty ballsy wrench.

Shine

If you watch closely, from time to time, Home Depot has been offering free battery if you purchase this kit. Gets you 3rd battery which is sweet.

Be careful, you are likely to find rot once you take the doors off. I've done several sliders where I thought it'd be easy and both turned into a subfloor replacement projects with a gaping hole in the side of the house.

Wow, I'm thinking about it this summer as well. What as impact on your water bill?

Still trying to figure out how the weld spatter did not ****** up the threads.

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They just showed a picture of your garage on speed channel show 'two guys garage'. They were doing a segment on moduline cabinets and showed 5 or 6 garages with moduline cabinets and lo and behold I spotted yours. It's the two guys garage episode where they are working on late 90's olds...

I'd spend it on a sweet panerai.

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I have this same gun. Nice tool. I went from air impact to HF electric impact to craftsman 20v. Like you, I'm amazed this is the first post I've seen about it. As a person who does basic auto maintenance, it does everything I need it to do.