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Would something like this work? Summit has other styles if these don't float your boat. just search "switch labels" on Summit's web site. https://www.summitracing.com/parts/joe-17501?rrec=true

It might be useful to make a template out of something like heavy cardboard (not corrugated) or Masonite, based on the M7K baseplate drawing. Use that to check the fit with the existing holes.

Cheap gas powered yard tools. It's not the tool itself, it's the carburetors on the engines. Pure rubbish. Constant adjustment and replacement. Meanwhile, the carb on my 7 year old Husqvarna backpack blower has never been touched. Modern gas cans. I've replaced the spouts on them all with...

When we moved I took the Max Jax with me. The move was across town, but I would have taken it if we had been moving across the country. IMO it would be less hassle than selling the old and buying new. And then there is price to consider. I pad $2,250 in August 2020. The same lift today (but...

This might have already been said by others. I always assumed it was largely because for years they were essentially the only game in town for mechanics in garages. No internet, mechanics were at work when most stores selling tools were open. They couldn't leave work to pop down to the local...

Depending on how much overspray there is a clay bar could work well. You have nothing to lose by trying it other than the cost of the claybar and the lubricant. Something else I've used on rattle can overspray is a cloth moistened with mineral spirits. It's not aggressive enough to bother the...

How often do you expect to do things at ceiling level? Live dangerously. :D :devilish: Get a 10 foot Werner and put it in the bed of your pickup truck on a sheet of plywood.

But I'll bet it recommends a specific weight or range of weights and a minimum API Service Class, like as an example API SJ or higher. Buy a quality oil of the correct weight and API Service Class and you'll be fine.

Two thoughts: 1. Personally. I like the oil close to the "High" mark but as long as the oil level is between the high and low marks you'll be fine. 2. I don't know how many ounces of oil is represented by the distance between the low and high marks, but I'd think burning through half that...

This, and depending on what you plan to do on the workbench you might consider buying a preformed Formica countertop at the big box home center.

Sounds more like the dealer was trying to convince your father to buy a gas powered mower by casting the electrics in a bad light. With what I have in my used Cub Cadet, about 25% the cost of a new gas powered version, I'd be hard pressed to justify buying an electric just to save money on gas...

Maybe this stuff? https://www.hotmelt.com/blogs/blog/permanent-bonds-to-pp-and-pe-plastics?srsltid=AfmBOoo7-yTS5WI7r62o4zoKdsenwx3eWBq_ylEcyJnAIw0-5jiQhMR-

I picked up 3 5-quart jugs of Mobil 1 at Walmart this morning. $24.95 each. Then I electronically filed the rebate form. So, a net price of $14.95 per jug.

I still have my uniform, pack and cook kit. Somewhere, I also have a few neckerchiefs and slides for them, and my Boy Scout NRA marksmanship medals I earned at summer camp. I'd have liked to make Eagle but I turned 16 and discovered cars and girls. 🤷‍♂️ My trip To Philmont in June...

Are there any manufacturer's marking or numbers on the struts? If so, you might contact these folks to see what they have. https://www.liftsupportsdepot.com You might try here also: https://www.searspartsdirect.com/combo/0247-1235442/craftsman-tool-chest-parts

I've always said, "Everyone should shingle one roof, no one should have to do more than one". I helped my BIL shingle a roof maybe 50 years ago. That experience taught me the value of hiring people to do that job. I'll still do a shed or door awning, something under one square, but that's it.

Besides the additional light, which is always welcome, the windows break up "blank wall" look of the 9 foot tall garage doors. The bottom of the windows on each door are about 76" above the floor so If anyone other than Andre the Giant wants to look inside they need to bring their own ladder.

Besides what others have mentioned there is media blasting, can't do that with a battery powered tool. And I find using various blow guns to blow dirt and debris out of nooks and crannies of parts and places quite useful.

Get a couple of these from Harbor Freight. https://www.harborfreight.com/25-lb-magnetic-hook-red-58051.html

I hated taking a "Navy Shower" when I was on carriers. How far is the nearest existing hot water line in the house? Is tapping into one an option?