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I have a ryobi one because that is my battery system it is not a replacement for an angle grinder it does have a place in my tool box just not as good as a grinder I have about 8 corded grinders and 2 battery ones It is handy for lite short cuts but does not have a lot of power Good angle...

premix is about 2 or 3 dollars cheaper than full strength. Your just trying to over charge me I hear it everyday.

look at the rapid air term blocks they are very nice I got mine at local rural king.

go to rural king and by the six gallon racing gas can very heavy duty and no ******** spouts to deal with

I was having trouble with some of the new style spray cans of rustoleum tried all the tricks to make spray right. Zip tied a can to sawsall blade shake for about minute all good

small engines have used these filters for years and most makers recommend that dish soap be used to clean them. in the shops I worked in we kept a 5gal bucket with soapy water dunk and ring out blow dry reoil and your good to go

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I went with the auto lift al1000m with side extensions from best buy auto my main use is for garden tractor work. It is also used as extra bench space its handy for unloading truck. I looked for a used handy for a long time they go fast and new are pricey Looked at a lot of different lifts this...

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fined an old school anco dealer box stores wont help

when my jack failed I went with hf air over jack best up grade every

I put two old oscillating fans up high in the corners of the shop to move air around they tilt down. warm air is pulled from up high and down with out being drafty or cooled.

rural king has a good looking set priced better than harbor

look for the numbers that are stamped into the blower housing. model type and code, code number will give you year month and line numbers I can see in photo 3 say it was made November 1974

I just finished turning the same saw into a metal cutting saw works ok for up to 1/4 in. I used a jack shaft and 1/3 hp motor. Got blades form Mcmaster and am happy with this set up works for my needs

I used 3/4 inch bolts cut and threaded for knobs

I mounted my mig on a two shelf hf tool cart and keep my hoods in flip top plastic boxes on bottom shelf and also in an old pillow case when in box

I made legs out doubled 2x4s with doubled 2x4 cross braces 4 sets top is 3 2x10x12. This made 3 bays under bench center bay has hf cabinet right bay has bolt bin with small drawers left bay open stool and jack stands. Top has 3/4 mdf overlayed and I have had a garden tractor on this with no problems

I have been using the hand pumps intended for kerosene heaters for along time. They are available at tractor supply are cheap and work well in small engine tanks

I have a 2 kds one is spring loaded with a lock and one is no spring or lock . when I worked in small engine shops they were use all the time and I still use often