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And when everything is online and you can't buy anything local(home inprovement, auto parts stores)when you need it that day, but get to wait a minimum of one but more like two to three IF things go well. Don't come complaining

The local one here totally closed the storefront so you can't even walk in a buy anything. ***** because I get a discount cheaper than employee pricing.

I switched from oxy/acet to propane/acet and am glad I did.

Thanks for the reply. I'll keep my eyes out and see if anything comes up, sure hate to toss this thing, really like the finish and the wya the handle feels in bigger hands.

Hey fellas, bringing this thread back as I'm also looking to repair my 12-973 armstrong. I also broke the directional lever and need one, hate to put a nice USA made armstrong in the back of the box just for this reason.

I like it.

Here's a pretty good deal I think for you guys wanting the m12 grease gun. Buy the fuel ratchet kit and you get to select a free tool. M12 grease gun is an option

I just got done installing this new gutter cleaning tool called gutter guards. Never clean another one again and it took about an hour to install on the whole house. It goes for as cheap as 89c a foot screws included. Wished I woulda done this from day one.

Not true, the 2.5 HO are nice for ratchets and right angle impacts. It's helps maintain a slim profile while carrying the power of an 6.0. The only battery of the m12 platform I can't tell a differance in power is the 6.0 vs HO. All others the HO is noticeablly more powerful on tools like...

LOL gaurenteed somebody has or will

Here's some side by sides of an m12 3.0 beside the new 5.0 HO and also an m12 1.5 besides the 2.5 HO. seems the older xc battery packs have better shock absorbtion on the inside of the bottom shell. Some other small differences.

Boxing over would be a whole lot cheaper, that and you can wrap them with steel so you never have to paint them.

I've got the simalar model but older version that does 6v/12v a good buddy gave me years ago. She's never let me down yet and has brought back lots of dead batteries. Even charges my Milwaukee m12 batteries that won't charge on the Milwaukee charger

So they're trying to get rid of the hackable deals now?

Guys I'm looking to do my first hack, will this work if I try it on this and want to just keep the batteries/charger and return the ratchet?

Seems like a pretty good deal if you're looking for pack out stuff.

Doing a timing cover in a tight spot that is held on by 20 bolts, I'd say it makes a differance in that reality.

My horizontal section of the track is pitched towards the wall so that the door rolls down with gravity. But you are correct if its set wrong your cables will birdcage and the door won't go anywhere when the opener goes to close.

Strange, that's not how my high lift was when setting it up. Almost sounds like you don't have the hi lift drums or the wrong springs.