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Is the Milwaukee FUEL circular saw with the 9ah battery the 7 1/4 or the 6 1/2? Guessing it's the 7 1/4. Those 9ah combos seem like a pretty good deal. Battery alone is usually $199.

It kills me to have the HD person at the return counter have to open a sealed kit. I did a buy/return and she said they've gotten bricks back in the boxes so it is policy to check them. Still, it makes me sad.

Funny, I picked one of these up at Costco this morning and came here to post this deal. Made in Israel, nice quality. Mine will hold my Dremel and bits and cordless Milwaukee sawzall, both of which came with either no or a substandard case. $20 is a no brainer on this one.

Polar Wire Products has a huge array of wire products made in the USA. http://store.polarwire.com/ Of interest to me were the Arctic Ultraflex Blue extension cords (again, made in USA). I ordered two, a 25' 12/3 T-style and a 50' 16/3 regular extension. They are just as flexible as advertised...

Channellock ND-7A nut driver set, SAE, made in USA. New in packaging, never opened. Retail seems to be $65-75. $37.50 including shipping to the lower 48. PayPal.

Not sure if it was mentioned, but my contribution would be a small LED light with some kind of magnetic attaching capability. On my F-150 Ecoboost, the oil filter is in a b*tch of a location and you really need a little light to get at it. I also use a BedRug Track Mat to stay comfortable on my...

A noble goal but don't get crossed up...

Yep it also works on 2x multi tool kits so I went in on those too. I figure I'll just flip the surplus kit and be almost net-zero on a multi tool, which I don't have. Can't complain about that. I'm going to hold on to both grinders.

This. Final price shows at the last stage of checkout. 2x 7 amp grinders for $40.37 (my state has sales tax). In for this. Thanks!

That's great, I love this ordinary household stuff that is made in Germany. You never find it in the USA. My wife and I travel to Germany on vacation from time to time, and we love going into places like supermarkets and stocking up on German made spatulas and other kitchen tools, or simple...

Count me in the pressure washer club. Neighbor put a nice Karcher with a Honda motor out in the trash. I went over and grabbed it. Engine started first pull, wtf. He wandered over and said "it doesn't spray". After watching a youtube video I took the piston thingy out of the pump, lubed it up so...

My shirt (and tools) arrived today as well. Thank you Channellock!

Ordered a few things from the seller last week, didn't mention Garage Journal, nonetheless got some freebees. Thanks!

I ordered on 7/1, got the FedEx ship notice today 7/6, due for delivery on 7/8. So, exactly 1 week from order to delivery, but that includes a major holiday. I think that's more than reasonable.

I'm a ***** for T-shirts from brands I like so I'm in for an order that qualifies. Thanks.

Is the M12 kit supposed to be 135 everywhere? Still 269 at my store, checked the PCA. Will this eventually go to 135?

I think you must have been looking at a larger machine. I am looking at the Kubota K008 which has a weight of around 2200 lbs. The trailer is a twin axle unit that looks like it probably weighs another 2500 lbs. The max tow weight for my Supercrew F-150 is 9200 lbs, so very safe margin there.

^ All good comments.. thanks. Why would you not do this (piers)? Just the PITA factor? I began digging and gave up about 6 inches down the first hole. My soil is compacted and full of small rocks. There's simply no way I can dig these by hand without hating my life all summer. Also, my entire...

Has anyone here had any experience renting a compact excavator from Home Depot, or other larger equipment? Any major gotchas or headaches to watch out for? I am not a contractor, just a homeowner. Are they pretty easy to deal with? My local Depot has a brand new Kubota K008 compact excavator...

They (Deere) still have riding mowers (and the better "lawn tractors") on their website. I have an X340 4-wheel steer with a Kawasaki v-twin and it's amazing. Not really a Home Depot kind of machine though...