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If you have a lifted truck and take it off-road, get the 60”. In my experience, the 48” would often not have sufficient length unless I was on fairly flat and level ground.

I had the little 10” Ryobi initially then upgraded to the 12” Dewalt because I used the saw much more than I expected and I got the Dewalt on HD clearance. Both were run on Ridgid batteries using adapters as I am sticking to one battery platform (mostly).

I noticed today that while some of my local stores had dropped them to 75% off, others still had them at full price.

All the good Coast light are sold near me but the HDX spray paint is still available and down to $1.50 a can.

What I do and suggest - Buy what works with your battery platform. Or get a battery adapter if you don’t like the options available.

Collecting or telling us that you are a tool collector (like the rest of us here)

I bought a good soldering station and have tried a couple of things with less than stellar results. I was thinking just yesterday that I wish I was better at this when I saw a high end car for sale cheap due to electronic issues.

Thank you so much @vjquan! This image is what I needed. I inspected the selector switch closely and found that the cylinder had gotten stuck. It popped out with a bit of coaxing. I added a drop of oil and now it works perfectly. Maybe there is something to oiling ratchets...

is it a stiff spring? How small is the ball? I have a selection of springs. The guy I talked to yesterday didn’t know how to do a warranty. He suggested I talk to the manager. Uh oh. I swear no parts came out when I opened this thing up. I wonder if it got robbed of parts before I bought...

I swear I didn’t abuse it but it has stopped ratcheting. I have taken it apart a few times attempting to repair it but to no avail. Is there a trick to this style? A tiny spring that sprung? I checked with my local NAPA today and a repair kit is not available, though nothing is obviously...

NATO cans are great, the Blitz cans with the screw on caps, not so much.

Small drill bits, but they are consumables.

I’ve got one of the Milwaukee folders and like it. Watch for your old one here: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/what-kind-of-tools-have-you-found-in-the-road

I have been considering the XP11R and it shows as including the battery, per the web description Rechargeable Dual Power: Use the included ZITHION-X battery or AAA alkaline batteries

No, they don’t. Your statement is contradictory, but do you have a source we can check for this info? Seems unlikely based on my years with THD.

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I‘ve never had an oiler can of my own but found this one in the neighbors backyard a couple of years ago. I stuck it on the fence between us then he died and she moved away. I got tired of looking at it on the fence and considered the recycle bucket but it instead opened it and it looks like...

Someone is taking this thread a little too serious.

Any updates BlueDog?

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