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I have a Derek Weaver tire machine...has anyone bought and used their plastic duckhead or one from amazon or ebay... the price difference is considerable...$129 vs $30/$40... i see good and bad reviews on the amazon/ebay ones... i dont mind paying more for better quality... also, ive been...

looking to buy either an Atlas or Weaver tire machine...seems like they have the best inventory of parts, if needed... one review said Nationwide was their top choice, with Triumph coming in 3rd... anyone have any of those, and had problems, or good experience?

you can lessen the rake angle...

i'm going to run power to a Morton building from a garage subpanel...years ago, I ran #1 copper(4 wires) from the house out to the detached garage...now I want to run AL to the pole building from the garage panel...about 100'. I already have 3" conduit ran... My 1st question is: I see there is...

I'm looking at these posts, because I'm considering one of the HF Low Profile floor jacks... I have a Blackhawk, I bought 50 years ago...a Craftsman(japan)probably 45 years ago, and a Lincloln when they were still USA...and 2 HF aluminum - the 1st 2 ton they came out with, and the $59 dollar one...

on the casting, if you want it to look pretty, fill the grooves with 2 part epoxy...file and sand...paint... see if you can flip the jaws top to bottom...

Chlorinated brake Kleen is non-flammable, but the gas produced by flame or sparks is Phosgene...DEADLY, even a small amount... I've welded gas and diesel tanks...there is a proper way...what the other guy said aint it...

it depends on the tree(roots), and the soil... here in S.W. Pa., we have heavy clay soil... I have a Bobcat 331 and a Case 580K...I wont punish the Bobcat on stumps, unless theyre small... the Case will pop 12" stumps out fairly quick and easy... I just did some 24" - 36" Oak stumps, and dug...

don't put that much heat into that vise, and a MIG isn't the way to weld it, if its Cast Iron...theres 95 or 99 nickel rod for that...and tool steel rod for hardened steel... probly done with cutoff wheels on a die grinder... you may be able to flip the jaws...

when my Dewalt 18v Ni-Cads started losing the ability to recharge, a few years ago, I bought a Mlwaukee 12v drill/driver set...since then I bought the 90* drill, heated jacket,:thumbup:, and the 12v air compressor:thumbup:... all are great... I bought the Porter Cable 20v drill/driver, sawzall...

ive had a few Deltran failures over the years...I now mostly use CTEK on heavy equipment, cars, and motorcycles...I leave them hooked up all the time

has anyone noticed that there are 2 different versions of this new cart...possibly built in 2 different factories. First, there is only 1 part # for the blue cart, but multiple part #'s for the red and black ones... the most notable differences are the piano hinge for the lid...and the black...

when I went into Lowes this morning, the Craftsman toolboxes were right there in the section next to customer service... not impressed...18" deep Cabinets are a thing of the past... the salesguy told me they'll be phasing out the Kobalt brand tools. their toolboxes haven't kept up with Husky &...

Parker push-loc or Goodyear push-loc hose are the best...

I bought this box for $598 at the store...its $698 online... also, if you look online, they have a new similar box, that is 3/4" longer. the part # is 1 digit different...HOT 6010 vs HOT 6110... it doesn't say whether the pegboard slides up/down on the newer version... I am going to mount an...

Menards had the 24" deep Masterforce on sale plus 11% store rebate awhile back and im sorry I didn't get one of the 56" cabinets in blue... Harbor Freight now has the 22" deep Series 2 44" cabinet at $449 w/coupon till 4/8/18. I may wait to see if they come out in blue... the 5 drawer tool cart...

when we sold my Mothers house,,,circa 1950,,,me and my brother fixed a couple safety things...hand rail for some outside steps. the 2- prong receptacle by the kitchen sink would have been a PITA to rewire, so we took out the receptacle, capped the wires, and put a solid cover plate on...

are the doors on the gable end, or sidewall...? trusses...? on the sidewall with trusses would be easier...a beam with posts and screwjacks to temporarily hold up the trusses while the new header/support walls are installed.

I had Carolina Carports put up a 24 x 21 x 9 two Novembers ago...vertical roof, gables, and sides...12ga certified, which has 8 uprights and trusses. I closed the back end with silver tarps from Harbor freight...I drove concrete form pins into the gravel, attached some aluminum angle to the top...

I have a Morton building with their Galvalume(galvanized and aluminum frame) sliding door on the gable end...slides effortlessly...15 yrs old. if your heating, in winter, theyre a little harder to insulate/seal...