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Same for me. Very happy with it. Pistol grip too. I also have a M12 I use on the skid steer and it’s 24 zerks. That’s just too much for manual pumping!

That set was $18.97 a little over a year ago:

Just use a piece of angle I assume you have or can find for free...it works very well for a seldom driven vehicle

You need a 3/8 impact. You control the speed with your finger, and they have settings to limit the maximum torque. You say you are "checking tightness of nuts and bolts"....I would want a hand-held ratchet for that.

Well hell...I took the bait. Might help hold some **** when trying to weld up projects. Thanks for spending my money again!

I don't see the resemblance...:dunno: :lol_hitti

Someone hit "shuffle" in my garage... :lol:

I call it ‘piss’ Unless it’s an important bolt/part, in which case I bring out the Kroil. Kroil is not to be confused with piss.

Welder Skid steer Cordless tools, whether an impact, grinder, drill, or chainsaw.

I was looking at that 58" Icon prybar on Saturday when I was there. It's Made in USA.

As a forklift operator for the past 20 years, I can confirm this statement.

Fired up the plasma cutter and cut out a 55-gal drum for a new burn barrel. Also used it to put a bevel on some 3.5" dia. 1/4" thick pipe to prepare it for welding. Pulled out the headache rack project for my truck and worked on it some more. Had to cut out a crossbar that blocked the 3rd...

I torched off the rear two body bolts on a 1978 Bronco with no damage to the body. The nuts underneath were above the gas tank, so I wasn't about to take off the bumper, hitch, and drop the tank on a 35 year old truck at the time. I was pretty inexperienced as well...and didn't even have the...

I have both and use them a lot. Both are equal to me...not a huge difference. If you work in small, confined areas, then lean towards the 120 as the few extra teeth might be noticeable for you.

Jack Ryan's profile says he is in Australia...so yeah, I have no doubt they do things differently down there. Here in my area of VA, Airgas or Arcet will swap owned tanks no problem...date doesn't matter. However, Airgas won't touch any tank larger than a 125cu-ft without you leasing it from...

This! You can nearly cut your costs in half with oxy/propane. You'll need an oxygen tank, but you can use any 20# BBQ grill tank for the fuel source. The only 'special' equipment you will need for propane over acetylene is the torch tips. They are different between the two. I have an...

Took my bottle jack in today, and got $337 back in gift cards. I'm gonna pick up the 4-ton bottle jack (very close to the same dimensions) and make it work with the lift.

I went to message about the table yesterday, and it was gone. Oh well. My little 4x8, 1” plate table will just have to do.

Pocket knife, small prybar/screwdriver/bottle opener on my key ring, and a Streamlight Protac 2AA flashlight. Sometimes I'll carry the small Knipex pliers.

Wow! Check out this welding table. The top looks to be a 2" plate, on top of a 1" plate. A truly massive 4'x8' welding table. At minimum, this thing weights 4500lbs. An absolute STEAL at $750! I would go get this tomorrow, but even my skid steer won't lift this one...