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Some injection line sockets i thought might help. Obviously at the time i did not know what i was looking at. And yes, im keeping the sockets 😎

I wanted to thank all of you for the replies. I was able to complete the repair today. It turns out that it was not a threaded coupling but a parker push-lock fitting that had a bad o-ring. It was surprisingly easy to remove the hose and replace the coupling and reinstall said hose. As a bonus...

thanks Guys! I ordered a few of those deep line sockets. I will try that first and report back. Appreciate all the replies👍

I had come to those solutions myself. I was hoping a more intelligent member of the community would simply say “oh sure need a hyd-slip-socket-widget-dealy and the part number is 87654-HSSWD” 😔

I have a hydraulic fitting that is leaking on a vertical man lift (JLG MVL20). I can not seem to get a wrench on it. I assume i could remove the lower line to access the top line that is leaking in the fitting but i would prefer not making a mess. The cylinder is above the block and mounted...

Mine has a small reserve tank that i would assume you could charge w cordless compressor.

What does the survey say? Maybe time to have a surveyor drive pins??? Its not very expensive to have your corners pinned

Milwaukee propress tool. It was a splurge for a DIYer but it makes me smile every time i use it

I had a drop down in my last house that was from a company called Rainbow. It was very sturdy and it sealed like a car door. It was expensive but by far the nicest pull down i have ever seen.

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Do can-less light fixtures need to be replaced as an assembly, meaning can you change just the light or just the junction box/ driver? I assume the driver (in the junction box) may not be universally interchangeable. I have some that have went bad and the particular one is no longer available...

I have one, its got to be 30 years old or older

Hog ring remover?

The cordless are a huge convenience when you arent doing a lot of nailing. That said i just did 12’x18’ room with shiplap on both walls and ceiling. I used the milwaukee cordless exclusively. They are great but- heavy. I would buy them again in a minute. I did use a pneumatic framing nailer...

I have a couple of flukes that i use regularly for work, i keep a klein at the cabin and have no issues with it. I actually bought my son a klein this summer when he needed one for work. His first response was- wait you didn't get me a fluke? He likes it and the senior tech he works with liked...

The life proof from home depot has been great for me. So far i have it installed in Ground floor laundry room over concrete Finished basement over concrete In the unheated hunting cabin (mix of subfloor and concrete and it has been awesome in every place i put it

It’s got a Honda engine. The pump overheated because the water was off. I had a lot of garden hose connected and it sucked the hose dry. The o-rings melted in the pump. Again- it was my fault. I had water coming out of the PW for several minutes but it wasn’t enough to keep the pump cool

I bought the replacement on amazon w points so it wasn’t that painful but if I can i rebuild and have a spare it makes sense. I guess I need to see what’s what and go from there…

It was pump pieces. I pulled the body from the pump and there was signs of destruction/ springs and plastic

Yeah, I’m pretty sure it’s junk. It was pushing pieces of junk through the hose. And clogging the nozzle