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McMaster and it's done. (you do need to have the lengths available though) Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk

I'm looking at the 8750 as well, I've got a 5k generac now, but it bogs down when the fridge or freezer or FAU turn on and the electric start would be nice for when my wife needs to kick it on, and having the overhead should increase the refuel time to 8 hrs (I get 6 now if I'm lucky). Though...

We use a little 8 gallon 1hp California Air Tools compressor on a touring "Brand Experience" trailer and when I set it out at the end of 10' of hose you can't hear it cycle. Granted it's on a busy street, not an otherwise quite garage. They run $170 at HD and it's plug & play. Though I...

Rose Brand makes a nice glasses mirror solution, you can have it fabricated to your specs usually. http://www.rosebrand.com/subcategory20/glassless-mirrors.aspx Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk

Oh I wasn't going to get solar panels, just charge up off the grid at night then at what ever time they kick to the higher rate flip to the battery bank. I know that it's not cheeper, but so long as it's not way more expensive I'd rather not reward PG&E for forcing me to switch rate plans...

I live up in the woods, one look at my house on Google earth and they say no. The guys who wander the isles at Home Depot see me coming and hide now. I'm personally more interested working on is a battery bank. Now that our Power Co. Is going to push us on to a "time of day" rate plan, charge...

If the Arborists are too pricey, I'd look at the trailer biased "cherry picker" since you won't need to invest in a harness like you would if you went with a "Condor" type lift. (unless you wanted to play human catapult) Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk

Growing up my grandparents had 2 of these (a smallish one and a big one) and they spoiled me, every other wheelbarrow I've encountered was sub par. As a kid I drug these around their 8 acres of hill county with full loads of dirt, rocks, brush, it handled it all like a champ...

You can rent them, we use them at work all the time. If the local equipment rental house doesn't carry them, call around to theatrical lightning/AV places. Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk

True, the last time I used an F connector was when I hooked up my Tivo, but I'm guessing that in the next couple of years TV's won't have them any more ether as they become displays without tuners. Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk

I'm not sure about the residential/construction side of thing but in the entertainment industry, anything that used to be an F connector is now ether BNC or become an RJ45. Though I personally prefer the stuff that's switched over to EtherCon. Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk

Lots of guys at work have back packs and the ones who got the Milwaukee ones have all switched to ether the CLC or the AWP, it's probably slightly more AWP than CLC. Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk

There's a reason those 3 or 4 crimps are there, unless you have a really fancy pneumatic tool. http://www.nicopress.com/products/tool-products Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk

Might be a bit overkill, but this is what we use at work when we need to drop multiple outlets. http://www.hughstonengineering.com/product/mini-hughston-box Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk

Felcos, though mine look just like the kinpex in the picture. We use them all the time to fix cables folks try to cut with those bolt cutter looking things. Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk

I've never had the shank of 4 in 1 pop out in my bag, the little bits on the end for sure, but never the shank. Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk

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My tool box at work, probably more of a work box as only 3 drawers have tools in them. Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk

Re: LG WM2487HRMA front loading washer's special "Spring Removal Tool" I was personally stoked to discover that the boot was its own part on my Maytag, when I saw the tear I feared needing to get a whole new tub. The 45 minutes to figure out how to pull & replace the spring doodad was well...

I don't have experience with the car jumper thingy from Anker specifically, but I do with other Anker battery products and they seem to last under the "commercial" environment I run them in. Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk