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OP, I as a business owner would appreciate the heads up with a product your not happy with but when you start telling me how to handle the problem such as suspending sales and notifying customers, and are disappointed I don't follow your wishes, sorry but we are done. Run your business anyway...

Had no idea they existed. I assume they are for pulling electrical plugs apart. I have always struggled with that. Will gave to get a pair

Personally, I would get the single flex with the non ratcheting fixed end. Used the fixed end to break loose and the ratcheting end to run the bolt out.

Another way of adjusting pressure on cold water gas engine machines is to slow the motor down. It will pump less water and pressure will drop. Hohn, you are absolutely correct in not needing 4000 psi for most tasks, probably for no task around the house. Higher pressure is easier to sell then...

The part in question is a thermal relief valve that is designed to dump water at 140 degrees F. Kinda like the thermostat in your cooling system. When the trigger is shut off, a small volume of water circulates through the pump, unloader and back into the pump. It heats up due to friction and...

Oh man, the pressure is on. As to hose, I haven't seen any hose at the box stores that are worth owning and the thermoplastic hose linked above will make you cuss. I have pretty much only sold hose good for hot water for all applications since 1984 so my experience is deep but not wide. 1 wire...

With a pie that good looking, I can see why you need the pistol to protect it :giggle: Great photo btw

I have plenty in stock if you are in the area, stop by

to anyone pumping hot water through their machine, don't let the machine run in bypass. That is machine running and trigger shut off. The water inside the pump will heat up quickly and destroy the packings. Also, keep the water to about 120 degrees. Note, if the machine has auto start stop...

Auction hound here. Online auctions through covid were tough, prices increased by about 30%. Has calmed down since. Previewing is always a good thing but not always doable because of distance. Looking to buy a desirable tool or set of tools at an online auction will not yield a bargain but...

Pressure washer guy here. If you have any grease and oil to deal with, a small hot water unit will beat a big cold water every time. A big hot water is even better As to pumping hot water, I won't sell a machine to do that. Yes they say it can take 140 degree water but your packing life will...

Didn't read every reply but a few mentioned shims. I would take the front casters off and put a washer or 2 between the box and casters. quick and easy

OP, great finds for cheap. I buy and sell tools and have only checked GW a few times with no success. Same for H for H. But that obviously varies by location. What I will say is that bargains on tools can be found in any populated area, but you have to invest the time to find them. I buy tools...

I would jump on that and resell it but that is what I do :ROFLMAO: Being as it is a friend, reselling probably isn't kosher but if he doesn't care, that is what I would do

Thanks for the link, some great history there. I was reminded I had a t handled Philips back in the mid 70s for working on my Honda 350. Used that screwdriver for several years then lost it. Hadn't thought of that driver in decades

Got this in a box lot at an auction. Cool old school meter Works fine, nice case Have not seen another. Don't know if given or sold to Honda techs or available to anybody Not familiar with the brand

Mr. Burr King ain't going anywhere. Used it again to dress up a chisel and something else and man does it work great and FAST!!! Will be ordering the belt guard, tool rest and back stop this week.

Like me some Protos. Ain't fancy but normally quite smooth I almost never see the 36 in SO breaker at auctions and when you do, they go for big money. Could sell everyone I could get but rarely get one. Very desirable with truck, equipment and ag techs

Hydraulic hose is similar but not the same as pressure washer hose. The inner tube is different. Pressure Pro was destroyed by a hurricane in Fla. They are no longer building or shipping parts or machines and likely won't be for a long time. The hose they sold was fine. Definitely go with...

It's marketing plain and simple And it must work