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Items Under $50 that Improve your Garage Experience

no704

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I used to work R&D for a lock company. I would sometimes have to go to a location usually a hospital to service the automated exit bars, sometimes hundreds for a few days. I would alwas get a couple of these. Massive help to not be doing down-ups all day long. And you can use a pair as a cart for hauling materials. Before I figured this out my legs would be aching for days after. I would also donate them to the local installers that were helping.
 
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dante2

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I used to work R&D for a lock company. I would sometimes have to go to a location usually a hospital to service the automated exit bars, sometimes hundreds for a few days. I would alwas get a couple of these. Massive help to not be doing down-ups all day long. And you can use a pair as a cart for hauling materials. Before I figured this out my legs would be aching for days after. I would also donate them to the local installers that were helping.
I've had one of those seats for quite a while. Last year a couple of the wheels came apart. Instead of tossing the seat I added some office chair skate wheels. Now you can glide all the way across the floor with just a little effort.
 

Skellyii

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I used to work R&D for a lock company. I would sometimes have to go to a location usually a hospital to service the automated exit bars, sometimes hundreds for a few days. I would alwas get a couple of these. Massive help to not be doing down-ups all day long. And you can use a pair as a cart for hauling materials. Before I figured this out my legs would be aching for days after. I would also donate them to the local installers that were helping.
I've had one of those for years, it really comes in handy, both in the garage and for home improvement projects.

I had one disappear, my girlfriend at the time loved it for her painting projects.
 
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lolaetype

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The gas can vent tip reminded me of these. Ditch those rubbish spouts that come with the plastic cans.


I've got them on 5 plastic cans and they work great, quality is good.

I use one of these for filling gallon cans for 2 stroke oil/gas mixtures and for filling the riding mower from 5 gallon cans. Much less hassle than trying to pour directly from the 5 gallon can. And long enough to reach the bottom of a steel jerry can.

 
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