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Put together a rack for some of my M18 & M12 tools, tried out a new trim tire dressing and a Brug's tire applicator brush. The Universal dressing and the Brug's brush worked really well! I didn't have time to find a place to mount the tool rack yet.

I have my 80 Gallon heat pump based hot water heater set at 130 degrees

I have the EGO and it's been pretty great!

I've used several and the only thing I've had good luck with is Ceriglass and the pads from CarPro. It works a lot better with a rotary, a DA takes forever. https://www.carpro-us.com/glass/

Changed the oil pressure sensor on my little commuter car, 2013 Dodge Dart. What a pain in the ***. Can't really see it and barely enough room to get your hand in to feel around. I attached a pic, you can see part of the little red tab under the wire that needs pulled out to allow you to...

Changed the oil and spark plugs on last week. This evening I changed the fuel filter, air filter and transaxle fluid on the X520 and cleaned it up. I'll get it over to the baseball field in the next week or so. It cleaned up pretty good and should be ready to get through the season.

I spent a couple more hours in the garage stitching this plastic JD hood back together. It's not pretty, but it is solid. I'll clean it up a bit tomorrow and get it back on the X360 so we can list the thing for sale. Considering it was in several pieces 2 days ago, I'm just glad it's back...

I picked up a John Deere X520 for the ballfield the other day. I bought everything to change the oil, filter, air filter, spark plugs, fuel filter and transaxle fluid. I changed the plugs today, drained the oil and polished on it a little bit. I didn't refill the oil or put the oil filter on...

After baseball practice this morning I drove a little over an hour to pick up a Garden Tractor for the ballfield. I took it home and put it in my garage for right now so I can get the stuff this week to change the oil, plugs, transaxle fluid, air and fuel filters. The paint and plastics are...

Yep, some people are assholes. Because of his breed, he was in a high kill shelter and didn't have much time left. He can be a knucklehead when he wants to be, especially this time of year when it's cold and swampy so we can't get out more. I bought a bar that connects to the seat post on my...

He's my buddy, his name is Links. His 1 year gotcha day was earlier this month. I had him brought up to me in PA from down South. He was left tied to a Chain Link Fence in Arkansas and was poked with sticks and beat. That's where the name Links came from. He has been a great dog, definitely...

Drilled a drainage hole in the bottle of a porcelain flower pot for my daughter. You know, real tough garage work! :rolleyes:

I have a different heat pump for my upstairs and downstairs, so that makes it easier. In your case, it's adjusting your vents and a ceiling fan with the switch flipped backwards on low helps a lot. I have mine on now because I just turned on my gas fireplace last night since it was supposed to...

Jump on Facebook Marketplace and get a used receiver for next to nothing. You can get some older stereo receivers cheap because most buy receivers now for surround sound. I have an old Kenwood Receiver in my garage powering 4 speakers and it's been great.

This may not have as much R value as what you were looking at, but this would be easier. Why not attach foam insulation boards to the block, then go with furring strips and cover with vinyl siding? It would give you a finished look and you can control where you start it so it's not on the ground.

I wouldn't waste your money on that thing on Amazon, the HF US General Boxes are hard to beat for the price. I got rid of a Snap-on box and replaced it with one. I have the bottom, top and side though. I'd have no problem putting a work bench top on one.

I've had good luck with EGO for battery tools. I'd get the multi head with the following attachments, hedge trimmer, weedeater and polesaw. I also have the Edger for mine and use it for my sidewalks. I have a ton of M18 tools and they are great for tools, but not for outdoor power tools EGO...

I keep my JD GX345 Garden Tractor with Snowblower and cab in my little storage shed. I leave the battery in it, but disconnect it, so I connected my battery charger last night to make sure it was 100% today. When the temperature finally got over 20 degrees today, I checked the oil and...

Yep, that's the official answer. If they had an extended warranty, a lot of people were able to get it covered. I bought my truck at a year old, so I didn't have anything outside of the 3/36.

Like many other people with a 2018/2019 Dodge with the 8.4 head unit, I had screen delamination. It started about 2 years ago, but didn't really do anything except see where it was delaminating when it was off, but recently it started ghost touching to call people and changing radio stations...