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I would say someone who it non-mechanical should not plug a tire. If he can change the flat, take it to a tire store, most will do a proper patch on the tire for around $10 to $20 bucks, much safer than someone plugging a tire who does not know how to do so.

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For that size acreage, unless you have a lot of gates, close shrubs & planting beds, the 60" is probably your best best on deck size, to keep mowing time down & scalping to a minimum, the 72" is much more prone to scalping. If you want a last mower scenario, go the commercial 60" route, higher...

Water conducts electricity, please don't install the water line in the same trench as your electrical service!

I got a pair of cheap pliers autozone about 10 years ago, they stink, don't remember the brand, ended up cussing them a bunch and just used the needle nose pliers. I like the look of those Hazet tools! Last drum brakes I did had to replace the hardware multiple times as the parts store...

I have both, but prefer satin finish, as it is somewhat easier to grip with greasy hands, also when working outside in hot sun, the full polish can get hot if it sits for a while in the sun and it also can reflect light in your eyes if you work outside a lot.

I bought the DWS709 and kept it about a month (was looking for the 782, but none were available). Could not justify the 780 cost. I liked the 709 ok, but definitely needed adjustment out of the box & I really wanted the larger capacity nested crown & the depth stop for a future project. When...

I'm in, prob. more torque than my old CH, full size gun.

I use 6 point unless 12 is needed, either due to: 1) something other than hex nuts 2) I need the extra index the 12 point gives (rare, especially with 5 degree or better ratchets)

I agree with many others, looks like it would show dirt/grease pretty bad. I like the red & blue. Green also sounds like a good color.

Wustof classic - hands down we use the small Santuko the most. Full tang, good steel comes sharp stays sharp.