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I think I have a set(or 2) of extractors similar to these. I may try pressing them in holes, or tapping them in with a heavy piece of mild steel. They are hardened steel, so the mild steel plate should deform before they do???

Button head would eventually get ground/worn away to the point were I would be unable to hold it to remove it.

1/16" steel might conform to bolt, but 3/16"-1/4"???

I need to create a plate to go onto the bottom of a mower discharge chute. The OEM version uses carriage bolts and I would like to use for my version. 3/8" bolts and will use 3/16" or 1/4" steel. I know I can drill 3/8" hole and use file to make square, but was hoping someone would suggest...

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I had a similar experience. New M12 charger, but I had not used and approx. 2YO(it was a spare) Went to use it and no lights, tried multiple different batteries and nothing. I took it apart and found no issues, so assumed it had been a waste of time, but when I put it back together, it...

I am guessing that the brand/type of grease that is used is a factor in how fast the grease plugs the screen. It may also be that switching grease types may "cause a reaction" that leads to faster plugging, at least I have read some stuff that indicates some greases should not be mixed.

I think we have found a winner!!! The screen in my gun was badly clogged. Had a layer of sort of wax like substance over about 90% of the surface. I put in container of gas an sloshed around for a few minutes, let set and sloshed some more. That took some off, but there was still a lot...

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I have not messed with it anymore, but I did some additional searching and found that there is apparently a screen that can get plugged/partially plugged and cause/contribute to this issue. I plan to inspect the screen in mine, but have not done so yet. I will report here when I do. I also...

I already watched that video(it is good info) and those are techniques that I have been using for years. For years I have backed off the threads a turn or two after installing a new tube as std procedure. Those procedures help, but may have to do multiple times, etc. and I am hoping there are...

Use tube till it is empty, put a new tube in. May or may not prime, without messing with it further. Some guns are more likely to self prime than others, but IIRC all of the guns I have used over 4+ decades have sometimes needed fiddled with to get them to prime. I have a 12V Milwaukee also...

I have had one for several years and a few times over the years, I have had trouble getting it to prime. After messing with it I always get it primed, but lately it has failed to prime more often and has required more messing around to get it to prime. I TT a buddy that also has one and he...

Thanks for that info. What brand and model of door, I may be able to look at the instructions online.

I have interchangeable tip SR Pliers, but have found that good quality fixed tips work better. That is why I want to modify a set.

I shop at a lot of surplus/discount places. They often get good stuff in at good prices, but usually not a good selection. I have several sets of SR Pliers with interchangeable tips. They usually work OK, but I like a set of fixed tip SR Pliers a lot better, I just don't like the typical cost...

Most people here, probably do, but I bet there are some that don't. I would guess that the great majority of the general public does not. If you remove a screw from something and then go to put it back in, do you just start turning the screwdriver clockwise? That works fine in some materials...

I don't know if this is accurate, but I C&Pd this from one of the SD reviews: "This is an upgrade to their lighter weight "folders" Heavier gauge steel. 5-lug wheels and a box (not "U") axle. I've found the lighter weight versions to handle more than 2X rated load repeatedly (hauling 1-1/2 tons...

Thanks for the replies! I am fairly sure that BOTH versions fold up and that BOTH versions tilt. I noticed similar shipping weights, but ALSO noticed product weights. They indicate: HD: Product Weight 253 and Shipping Weight 261.80 SD: Product Weight 330 and Shipping Weight 257.40 A lot...