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Another vinegar vote here. Very rusted motorcycle tank, filled as high as possible with 6% vinegar. Regular vinegar strength vinegar is 5%, some stores have both. Rotate the tank daily until rust is gone. Does take a while, but it worked well for me. When done, I washed it out with hot water and...

Had a HF economy helmet which worked for me welding small projects once in a while. When the battery failed, I found out it was not replaceable. Where ever you buy a hood, make sure you can replace parts and that they are available when needed.

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Be wary of brass colored cheap battery terminals. They ain't brass. A moderately serviced lead terminal lasts longer and transmits power with very little fuss. The real time **** is the hold down clamps or blocks or straps.

I tossed Duracell some years ago after losing a few devices and seeing others with the same issue.

Try contacting Genie. I do not have your model opener but they have done well supporting a few issues for me.

AlOx is a good choice and comes in various particle/screen sizes. Choose size based on orfice, nozzle and PSI being used. It will also wear out your nozzle and gun.

Seems you have scored a nice piece of gear. Retry the Google as there is information and parts available. Good luck.

Try "winding sleeve" on the Google. Lots of things come up that might help. I was thinking of the polyethylene tubes that sheet material is rolled up on. Good luck.

We use one at work and it is air or hand pump. Works well for what it is. From Amazon, less than 100 bucks.

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No thank you. Too unstable. Go for the 4 post.

How about a 30 gallon steel drum? Stable and about the same footprint as a compressor tank. Could weigh about 250 lbs. when full. Available with a removable lid or welded.

We purchased the hardware kit from Rockler. The matress we chose was a standard mattress, more spring than foam and with the springy slats in the kit, is comfy. Memory foam mattresses can tend to slump or settle when stored vertically.

Been using the Noco lithium batteries on the gensets at work with good storage and life (so far). Have also installed jumper plugs for jump or charging.

Indoor/outdoor carpeting. Trim a big piece for the whole surface or use pre cut squares. Or firearm rugs.

When running a lathe or drill press, never let go of the chuck key until you place it back in its holder.

Back in the day, l carried a Leathman Crunch and used it often until it was lost being used as a shift lever for a motorcycle. My EDC is a Gerber pocket knife and a Oliigjt flashlight. Seems a lot of multi tools are in the "better than nothing" category until you find the right one.

Look at Asset Tiger. App on your phone, you can put a bar code sticker on your box/boxes, enter your info and scan the label for contents. There is more to it, but it might work for you.

Motivated by seeing this thread again I stopped at a sale while out on errands. Found a Erco oiler, Stanley awl, assorted Clecos and plier, 2 Craftsman extensions, KD screw starter/magnet, small adjustable die, a General reamer and 2 drive boxes (?) with made in USA stamped on them, but darned...