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"Alldata" is misleading...should be called "Somedata" b/c that's what it gives you! I couldn't imagine being a non-pro & trying to fill in the gaps in their info with what you know. Good luck man, you'll need it. IMO, can't beat the manufacturers info!

I got the 5600 watt version for $99 if I recall correctly

I've got the red heater that zimm 17 shared. Can't say enough about it! It is absolutely wonderful! I use it to heat my small attached garage and it does in very quick order

Thanks for the advice Scotty. Sounds doable on my end. But what is a "sandy condition"? Pardon my concrete ignorance

I have a floor approx 2 years old. When the slab was new (before anything went in) I put down 3 coats of HD660m...an acrylic sealer I guess. I don't think it is still sold by Legacy. Anyhoo, I have a great deal of very chalky white dust. I think it's from my inferior concrete or the concrete...

9mm must be the 15/32 ugly, european sister! I have 9mm sockets/wrenches & have never encountered such a bolt head

+100% on these. I bought these and sold my ratchet types!

Posted before: Work setup: Home setup:

We used these for quick stuff when I worked at a GM dealer. I also bought 1 for home use http://www.uniquetruck.com/p-16049-kit-tpms-oec-t5.aspx?affiliateID=10056&gclid=CLXo9u-v4b0CFSsQ7AodlDoAnw

+1 for the Knockout (model 1870). Been carrying 1 for a year now. The biggest, yet thinnest knife I can carry in my pocket. Nice light weight too.

+1 on NADC. I went there and think it was money well spent. Can't say for sure now that it's Lincoln Tech.

We called them Catera-ble! LOL

Same here with a 26x20. They were done in 1 day...by the time I got home from work at 5:30, they were packing up & done. So far, no complaints.

since this thread got back...couldn't resist My Ford Tool <a title="By Rama (Own work) [CC-BY-SA-2.0-fr (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/fr/deed.en)], via Wikimedia Commons" href="http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3AGrenade_IMG_3098.jpg"><img width="512" alt="Grenade IMG...

A 1/2 speed handle is THE only tool to take the tension off a '95-'99 Olds Aurora serpentine belt tensioner

I'll double what sdguy55 said. I was fresh out of tech school, took a job at a diesel pump & turbo shop, manager stuck me in over my head with stuff nobody else wanted to do. A year later he fired me b/c I still kept making rookie mistakes. Next job, car dealership, went a little better (more...

Thanks Adam. Actually it's green...just bad lighting, cloudy day, & bad phone camera make it look blue!

Thanks man!

Nope, just a different type of job I have now. Was a dealership driveability and electrical tech for 20 years, now I'm sorta a PM/light mechanical (or whatever they can dream up) in a fleet vehicle dept. I took my big box to work at first and realized I don't need all that stuff at my new...