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You would think a 4" wheel would work on a 4.5" grinder. Personally, I don't keep the guards on my grinders. I also prefer the cupped wire wheels also. How doesn't it fit? Does it not project out of the guard enough? Washers/shims may help that. Or is the diameter the problem? Acetone or...

Opossums aren't cute animals. ***** are, but I don't like either of them rummaging around my house and yard, getting into garbage, knocking flower pots over and destroying things in general. When I was a kid, one night a opossum was attacking some of our outdoor cats kittens. Killed four of...

What are some of the reasons you buy tools? A. NEED them to finish a job/project Maybe to start a project, but not to finish it. That could mean it went horribly wrong. B. NEED them for your profession Thats a lot of it. Bad thing is I'll buy one for work and one for home, as I'll...

I'm willing to bet on "scam". It may just be me, but I'm usually skeptical of "clip art" photos on craigslist. You're right though. If its true, I'd be on it if it were local.

Check your shoes, sometimes small things get stuck in the laces. Even check your pockets, especially if you were sitting down.

I hope its not the same as what we get our saw blades and punch die covered in. Even before we get the boxes opened it smells like something crawled in and died. The stuff is rank.

Well, you would've got what you paid for, but not what you expected. I've experienced that. Bummer.

:) Glad I could make everbodies holiday a happy one.

I don't think you ordered a set, I believe you ordered one 60 degree pick. This is a set from Sears. Mayhew #60002. You purchased Mayhew #42012. Sorry.

I've got an extra 7/8" deep V code. I also need a few odd 3/8 drive sockets to complete a set or two. I'll have to write them down and PM you later.

Actually, that's the other way round. K-Mart bought Sears. Craftsman tools are also sold at Fastenal.

This place seems to have reasonable assortments. http://www.alltiresupply.com/c-car_lt_alloy.html

It looks to be a stud mount bearing, which doesn;t come apart. Look at http://www.mcmaster.com/ pages 1086-1091. Using the hex and slots on yours, you should be able to remove the stud from the guide mount.

If the overload on the contactor is a piggyback style(I believe it is) you'd need to get one that matches the amp rating of your new motor. Also eliminate one leg of wiring (L3, T3) from the On/Off switch all the way to the motor. Also change the wire on the input side of the multi tap...

I'm not Elroy, but Wayne hopes when you torqing those torque to yield bolts, that you've also replaced those bolts. They're designed to be replaced after each use.

Yes, there are. They're called stubbys. If you don't need them frequently, just cut off a worn out hex key to desired length.

Earlier today on a push-to-connect air fitting.

Or you could get the SK-84231. Or cheaper still, these by Duratool at MCM Electronics. But they only go from T-8 to T-50. The other but, would be they're under $20.

Yes, they do. Look here.

Its been a lot of years since I've done that but you probably have a York compressor. What you need would be in this kit. OTC4535 - 13 pc A/C Clutch Hub Remover & Installer Its possible they may be available at your local part stores as loaners or as a rental. That kit seems to be on sale at...