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Anyone try them? I only saw a few passing comments from Fedwrench on the forum about them. Seems to be GW's answer to Knipex Cobra/Alligators. https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/APX82594C

Ran some TIG with mine tonight (wanted to test it out before posting). For just over 1/2 the price of the HF one you can't really beat it. And, unlike my Jackson, it doesn't blow out my eyes striking a high frequency arc. Not as nice or big of a viewing area as the Jackson or my Hobart...

https://www.farmandfleet.com/sales-flyer/

$99.99, through the holidays. I got one last week and love it :) https://www.farmandfleet.com/products/1389618-dewalt-atomic-20v-max-1-2-open-head-ratchet.html No, it's not as thin as a M12 - remember how much room to swing you'd need on even a Dual 80 ratchet this long. Yes, it's more...

A coworker of mine has been looking for a multiprocess machine. Ironically after he settled on this Hobart Tuesday, I went home and saw it was going on sale at Farm & Fleet for $1250. Hobart's site lists $1430 and Amazon's cheapest seller is $1430, too. YMMV, but for guys not in the Midwest...

I see Farm & Fleet has these both $100 off. The multiprocess is really well reviewed on Amazon (where's it's on sale for $30 more than F&F). https://www.farmandfleet.com/products/1396708-forney-easy-weld-140-multi-process-welder.html About the cheapest I've seen a name brand 3 in 1 welder...

Anyone seen anything like this guy before? Amazingly, it has a bypass. I bought this setup w/ the motor and pump for $35. Put gas, oil in it and she runs. Needs a new sediment bowl (arriving tomorrow) and belt (once I figure out the size) and it should be pretty cherry. I'm assuming someone...

First time starting a thread w/ the new software so apologies in advance. I found a Hobart Econotig (and Miller of the same model) locally for OK money (well under a grand). However, I'm a bit scared of the Econotig for aluminium...which would be my main use for it (already have an ironman MIG...

Anyone have a guess on when this was made? Bought it from a local dealer that changed hands. Most of the smaller taps/dies are still Ace USA (probably never sold)! Wish I could find one for the bigger sizes now :beer:

For some reason I'm missing the 7/16 x 1/2 DBE =V= in my set. open to any USA craftsman that will mostly match. Thanks!

I ended up snagging another truck's set of chain and binders (2x 20' chains, 4x ratcheting binders) with this sale. Normally a fan of 3/8" G70, however the WLL of 4700 and IL tiedown law puts me at 12,500#...more than I'd put behind either 2500HD as currently equipped. Plus, one would have...

A pretty good deal from Farm & Fleet...ended up getting 3, one for myself, dad, and brother. Have their flexheads, ratcheting stubby, and regular stubby, figured these would be nice somewhere else. https://www.farmandfleet.com/products/1150441-gearwrench-20-piece-ratcheting-wrench-set.html...

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/583715525675359 Appears to be a 370F, tho it has the aluminium handle seen on the pro models.

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Spurned by the lengthy discussion of the new V20 tools in the Craftsman 19.2V C3 thread, how many members have hopped on the V20 Craftsman ship? They're starting to knockout what appear to be premium, although perhaps derated, DeWalt models in their line as of late; including the 7-1/4"...

Works good. Price is shipped ($37.50) Pretty decent condition.

Project farm had a nice endurance test using (4) of each battery, which rules out quite a bit of the speculation regarding getting a "dud." TL;DR Actual DeWalt powered the rig about 3x longer than the cheaper clone.

Hello, I'd be interested in one of these for the right price. thank you very much.

I see Porter-Cable, Bostitch, and DeWalt all offer similar oil-free 18 ga brad nailers. Minus the DeWalt taking an extra 1/8" of length, and PC being oil free (yet coming with oil :headscrat), and differences in opening the nose, I wonder how different they all are? Clearly the Bostitch I...

Stihl, Milwaukee, DeWalt, Festool, Weber Grills etc "15% off" at Farm & Fleet Stihl rarely goes on sale, as their organization maps prices to be uniform at all dealers. However, Blain's is doing their $15 back in store credit for every $100 spent, which is essentially 15% off items like Stihl...