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What Milwaukee Light do you like best when working on the cars. I do have their underhood light. The smaller lights I have beyond that their Flood Lights and M12:M18 Rover Tripods I need to add for both engine bay if not working on the interior under the dash and such I've been using my Braun...

I've used my Quicklook String Trimmer a lot but never used the hedge trimmer until recently....here I was thinking I had the fixed head, but turned out I had the articulating one in my stash. I picked up the quicklock extension just in case... Anyhow, the point being.....while I was able to...

I do hav e my eyes....although no immediate need for that tubing bender.

Only 2-3 replies since PipeLine hit ? And I thought I was the only one slacking on red. I don't see anything that is a must have.....but am planning to buy their quicklock extension just for some fall hedge cleanup

I've been waiting or watching.....I think the days of 15-20% no exclusions are pretty much gone.

Haven't paid much attention to what pre-post 'riff pricing on Red tools is, but just looked up the Precision Blower Bare tool. Am I over thinking this but $180 for this is a bit high.... I suppose I can keep my eye out to see what Father Day promos come around.

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thanks Wolf. Not sure if used up but won't work with my cart

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Fiber has finally come into town. It's just a RG11 and Copper OSP https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/tk0am07ix0a1jtibznvbn/IMG_3181.jpeg?rlkey=w8ymb779myol0u40sgj0hd1zn&st=lm45sxfk&dl=0

Looking for Suggestions how this can done this minimizing the possiblity of nicking a wire I have a conduit on the inside of the house coming from outside - it's sealed with PolyWater Seal. I need to pull a new low voltage cable through. I have no idea how much or deep the polywater seal is in...

What is the -proper- material to use when sealing a vertical facing conduit coming out of the ground, adjacent to a pole....where low voltage tel comes from the pole ------>below ground back into the house. Duct Seal or Foam. I've seen it both ways.......not sure what the -standard- is

trying to pull something in new

I haven't even looked yet (conduit closest to the street pole). This is more low voltage (fiber, coax). Between the below freezing temps, snow, (plowed to the right snow drift) and what not, I'm going to expect some level of this conduit to be frozen or even the conduit run.....there my be some...

What about pancake downstairs with just a longer hose Red Nailers have replaced all my Hitachis and Max. I was just looking at my stash of hoses, bags of Prevost fittings and what not and planning to do d a spring purge

I'm still a copper preference for most water applications.....but do have the M12 expander and have used it when doing some crazy European style baseboards that were hung super flush to the wall. It was pretty -neat- using Pex for this instead of ridgid pipe....as I just was able to just have a...

They're actually replacing Hansens...I was going through my PW setup (gasser for utilitarian) and dedicated electric for the cars. It was a myriad of brass on the QC and the plugs on previous seemed to be plated. It was fine...except of yes, sticky disconnects. Between rebuild and time, cheaper...

:rolleyes: All my tip heads, lances, etc are all 1/4 SS setup for my PW setup. I just ordered new SS 3/8 QC to replace the Brass Ones on my PW Hose. I totally forgot until now that the reason why I didn't do that in the 1st place was due to my main concern about SS seizing onto the steel...

LOL. U made me RTFM now. The only time I paid attention on the cycle was just as it was about to end set pressure. My visual/audible interpretation of it was that it went .5 up and then deflated back down....is what I was thinking it was doing all this time

I don't think it cycles but more like over-inlates and just deflates a smidge to bring it to set PSI