Not So Pros v3.0
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sunshine and blue skies, gonna be about 70f.
it's the kinda' weather where I yam gonna get all kinds of very impotent chores and business done
manofaction
it's the kinda' weather where I yam gonna get all kinds of very impotent chores and business done
manofaction
Power company just turned our power off for a bit to work on the lines
Do any of you guys have mobile/travel tool cases? If so what brands do you use?
I’m looking for a hard case, preferably on wheels. I’m looking at pelican cases but those things ain’t cheap, I’m looking for cheaper options.
I’m looking for a hard case, preferably on wheels. I’m looking at pelican cases but those things ain’t cheap, I’m looking for cheaper options.
How many months are you behind ??Go fund SS page inyer future ??😳🙁
I use a blue ‘96F-350 wif a contractor cap ,,3 side access compartments,an juan curbside door to reach inside an staht the air compressor ,,,gots a 1/4” sheet of diamond plate alum asa tailgate protector/workbench ,,,vice slides into the receiver hitch when needed ,,, total cost 29k divided by 26 yrs = 1.1k / yr and falling 🤔👍🙄🤦♂️
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Don't know if they're much cheaper, but most of the techs that come to our shop are sporting the Milwaukee packout sets.
He said they were updating the insulators, i dunno. it was out about 20 minutes. just enough time for a power nap.
Most of our techs use the Milwaukee rollers or the Klein backpacks
The wife bought me some of the Craftsman version of the packout stuff. I believe the Dewalt stuff is the same except for the color. Our cabinet guys use the Milwaukee stuff.
These are pretty handy https://www.craftsman.com/product/cmst17804/versastack-double-shallow-drawers?tid= I'd assume Milwaukee has something similar.
These are pretty handy https://www.craftsman.com/product/cmst17804/versastack-double-shallow-drawers?tid= I'd assume Milwaukee has something similar.
@thomas1 i gots a couple querstions, if i buy this thing, can the tank be taken on and off without losing air? also, you think it's got enough power to kill dillers at very short ranges, like 5 to 10 feet? also how many fills can i get off a scuba tank. i have a tank but it will have to be re certified. probably tumbled or whatever they do to them now. hadn't used it in a while. i have a scuba certification card but don't know if they will fill it with that. it's old and outdated. Main thing is will it kill dillers.
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Awesome, it's 29 bucks cheaper there, i put it in my cart and an extra mag. thanks. gettin stuff together and information before i order one.Look here
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yeah, 88 w250 with service body. still never have whats needed even though the springs are bent backwards.
From what I saw on the sig site it was only pushing 600fps, that ain't real fast for a .22. I'd look for something closer to 1000fps. Yes, you can remove that tank without losing all your air, though you don't need to remove it to fill it. Probably 10+ fills off a scuba, but your scuba tank might only be 2200psi so you obviously won't get more pressure than that out of it.
I prefer a shotgun for dispatching critters. DRT
I tried the pack out route. Not quite what I’m looking for size wise.
I’ve got some potential side work that may require some weekend work farther out that could require flying. So I’m looking for something size wise that works well for flying.
That's where I got mine.