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Disney, that is definitely a game changer. Too bad my concrete under my lift is 60 years old and I don't have the chance to do this.

Id have to say my Streamlight Pen Light....second to that....my MG725. I go out of my way to drag the hose around and use it.

Same in Marysville. $6.98. had about 30 on the display.

I use the Blue point one off of the truck. Quite pricey but i buy one at a time and have been slowly adding them to my tools. YA503M is the item number

Same for me! I don't have a very nice setup yet. Still working with a Craftsman 33gal oilless unit. I don't have much drop in pressure but I can't hear any leaks so it works for me.

Yeah did not expect the doors to be closed today! Checked two stores.....uuuggghhh I was excited.

I admit i have thrown bits and little kits in one drawer of the tool box. Have you heard of Pintrest? I thought it was just for women to trade craft and cooking ideas but hell I sat on it one night and found so much stuff for organization and space saving stuff. Check it out. Its all photos...

Definitely a transformer....for a doorbell.....resembles one.....

I agree, cheaper and easier to buy rather than assemble one.

^^^^^^^ cheapest option if you can get wood for free and have the time.

You will be fine replacing only two. The only reason it is recommended is due to the age of the existing ones. I have just replaced one before.

I did the exact thing as all of the above. My welder was very very dirty. I disconnected every terminal and cleaned with a wire brush and reassembled. I sprayed out with brake cleaner and contact cleaner with a light scrub and nylon brush. I agree that i don't have the balls to clean out...

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Ive had this exact thing happening in my wood shop. It is in a finished part of the pole barn and is insulated so it doesnt suffer from moisture too bad. The floor will develop a water spot about a foot in diameter. I have been all through the ceiling and loft looking for where it is coming...

I'm in Springfield, OH today and I'll check at lunch.

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AGREED!!! I feel the same about the Topside Creeper. Now my knees hurt from leaning in to check the oil. Don't know how I rebuilt engines without it.

X2!!

I use one on a regular basis. I love it. When tearing down SUV engines and such I actually sit on the creeper and put my feet down on the block. They are awesome and help your back and knees so much. The only problem that I run into is that it doesnt extend into the engine bay as much as you...