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I found reman calipers to be a gamble. Reman for my Tahoe from AA was fine but for my civic both from Napa and AA leaked after 2-3 months. Didn't want to try a 3rd one so I spent $5 on seals and rebuilt the reman. Leak free for almost 2yrs now.

I received mine Monday and it was wrap in white paper and clear taped. You can see through the Metabo logo. Box got dents but grinder is fine.

Mmm...Milwaukee 2730 is a circular saw.

Sales tactics...he is trying to gain your trust. Trust = easy sell

You can easily make shipping labels through PayPal account and it will email tracking numbers. But it does not mean it will ship. They can "ship" 7 days later all the while the funds cleared and withdrawn. Good Luck to those that bought. If this is legit.....You ****.

You adjust how far the door opens from the opener.

It's back. Finally got my truck running. Missed it last weekend and I was ready to pay $359. But hey just saved $10. :rocker:

I have this. It works if the nut is not too tight. But it still slips off like other adjustable wrenches no matter how tight you lock it. The screw starts to loosen once force is applied. I have better success with knipex cobra pliers and pliers wrench. I just use it now for clamping things.

I just got this. It the battery minder #2012. It has a desulfater that suppose to rejuvenate the battery extending its life. Has many good reviews. Battery Minder 2012

Like the title says. Just wondering any experience and opinions. Mayhew Shake n Break

I got the grey pneumatic 3/8 duo set to go with my 3/8 fuel. They are as thin as chrome sockets but made for impacts. I found the standard impacts too thick in certain situations and I don't want to crack any more chrome sockets.

Like the title says, it's ball bearing. Friction slide is on quiteglide models. I have this and it's holding up well so far in home use stationary going 5 years. Btw, the 5 drawer is on searsoutlet for 149.

Just start! You will later know as you go along what tools you need. You will come into situations where you will say "theirs got to be a better tool for this". You will never know till you get down their. It will get expensive! When I started, I spent the whole weekend just changing the struts...

Get away from this forum and research the forums and YouTube's. Stay here you'll just buy more tools and your car stays the same. That reminds me I should do the same. I got a Tahoe to finish.

Craftsman USA 14mm socket. Refused to warranty it.

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OK...so what is the pressure drop on a 3/8 50ft hose regardless of tank size?

True. And how many of us here has compressor that can put out 40scfm? My 33 gal Craftman runs all my air tools just fine on 65ft hose(compressor in corner and reel in middle of 2 car garage). The calculation simply answer the OP that his 20 gal compressor will loose less a pound of air pressure...

Based on gates.com air pressure loss calculator, 50ft 3/8 hose would loose .67 psi. 100ft would loose 1.2 psi... Hose I.D. (in.) .375 Hose Length (ft.) 50 Flow (SCFM) 5 Gauge Pressure (psi.) 90 Pressure Loss (psi.) 0.67 Hose I.D. (in.) .375 Hose Length (ft.) 50 Flow (SCFM) 4 Gauge Pressure...

+1 on Wright. Just upgraded my 10 yr old USA crafstman. They feel much better on the hands and love the wright grip. Got the wright 752 and will fill the other pieces along the way. I prefer the finish of RP craftsman, so I went with satin.