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More on the Quincy!!!! Specs?...what motor came on it? !!! Nice deal on the unit - sux that I don't have a Coastal around here...

COO? :lol2:

I've done a couple of stick-built sheds. 10x16 & 12x14. Both had concrete pads, 8' 2x4 walls, vinyl siding and painted trim. You cannot build this type of shed for $900, but they are nice man-caves & will be around for a long time. As for canned plans, you don't need them. Build it like...

I just put in a reman axle from USA Industries into the wife's minivan. We'll see how it goes. But I did bookmark the site for raxles for future considerations....

Costco rewards for me.

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Thanks. Seller is asking $850 for it. I'm going to look at it tomorrow. May have to let it sit for a while, as it was just listed. I'm thinking $700 if it's immaculate - but we'll see....

Found an IR T30 on Craigslist: Max. PSI 175 Volts 230 HP 5 Motor Phase(s) 1 Stages 2 Air Tank Size (gal.) 60 Haven't looked at it yet, trying to make contact with the seller. What's a fair price for this (assume good shape) and what should I look for if/when I check it out, other than...

OK - so here's my situation: I have a DeWalt 12V cordless drill. Bought it about 15 years ago & works fine - even has a Jacobs chuck. I'm now on my 2nd set of batteries, and they're failing. Replacement batteries ain't cheap; so am I better off getting a new drill kit or just keep buying...

Search the forum for many discussion threads. Hein-Warner, Milwaukee Hydraulics, and US Jack are some mfrs. that come to mind. I bought a Milwaukee Jack about a year ago. If you're not willing to shell out some $$$ for a US made service jack, move on to Sears or HF....

You need an edger in Alaska?

Thank the cashier for not following any career/financial advice they're offering...

Eh, I have the same sized lot and the biggest outbuilding permitted is 12'X14'....

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I bought a full set of Trusty Cook's. I like them.

I gots a figure in my head, but ain't sayin :lol_hitti

If this offshoring is true, Craftsman will become irrelevant in my garage. Sad, because that's where I started.

Buy once, cry once. Fluke. On a more logical note, visit some dealerships. Ask the techs there what's in their box.

Nice. That's going to be a serious man-zone when it's done. Looking at the woodpile, I presume provisions have been included for a woodburner, at a minimum?