That's the self-drilling/tapping screw setting.
Tools, need some tools!
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That's the self-drilling/tapping screw setting.
Got a link for the 1” Milwaukee???
This fall I got called out on a blown boggie wheel on a tracked grain cart. After I broked a 3/4” breaker bar by using a 5’ cheater pipe we had to resort to calling a mobile tire guy.
His 1” impact did the job....
I may have to suggest this tool to them. It may have paid for itself with one service call.
This fall I got called out on a blown boggie wheel on a tracked grain cart. After I broked a 3/4” breaker bar by using a 5’ cheater pipe we had to resort to calling a mobile tire guy.
His 1” impact did the job....
I may have to suggest this tool to them. It may have paid for itself with one service call.
MILWAUKEE'S Impact Wrench, Cordless, Full-Size, 18VDC (2867-20): Amazon.com: Industrial & Scientific
MILWAUKEE'S Impact Wrench, Cordless, Full-Size, 18VDC (2867-20): Amazon.com: Industrial & Scientific
www.amazon.com
I hear you fuckers wondering "What'd ya get, hoser?"
I finally just went with the brushless hammer drill and 1/4" impact combo to start. $250 at Northern and a $50 gift card back so net about 215 out the door with tax.
1 2ah and 1 4ah battery with em.
Of course, not in stock locally so they'll be here about the end of the week.
I finally just went with the brushless hammer drill and 1/4" impact combo to start. $250 at Northern and a $50 gift card back so net about 215 out the door with tax.
1 2ah and 1 4ah battery with em.
Of course, not in stock locally so they'll be here about the end of the week.
I’ve had that set ( plus the hand held sawzall thingie ) for several years . They’ve held up to a lot of abuse .
Anyone running rigid?
I tried the brushless 7 1/4 circ saw it works good.
I can get a kit cheap
I tried the brushless 7 1/4 circ saw it works good.
I can get a kit cheap
I had a drill and it was used a lot, never a problem. I gave it to a buddy and it's still going. I think he had to get new batteries but the old ones were ni-cad
I never considered them, but I've heard they have lifetime replacement on their batteries? Good thing if you're gonna run them a while.
I’ve got a ridged tool, but it ain’t cheap!
Doubt you bunch a bastards have the skill to use it to its full potential anyhows
Doubt you bunch a bastards have the skill to use it to its full potential anyhows
Compact and brushed if desired. Just thought I'd share.
^^^ Napa BTW.
Found this in that flier...way overdue. Just gotta clean out the garage now to get it in the back. Getting wired for high voltage first.
Found this in that flier...way overdue. Just gotta clean out the garage now to get it in the back. Getting wired for high voltage first.
I have the same one,, it is noisey, but works well.
Branded "eagle",, probably 10yrs old.
Not sure of its history,, had to replace the belt.
Branded "eagle",, probably 10yrs old.
Not sure of its history,, had to replace the belt.
Nice
I learned something a few months ago. Never bolt a compressor to the floor. Set tge feet on some thick rubber.
One of my compressors in the plant’s welds cracked where the pump base mount was welded to the tank. The tank was starting to split.
I mentioned this to my salesman and he sees that all the time on compressors that are anchored down. He said the holes in the feet are not for anchoring, they are for fastening to a pallet for shipping.
I didn’t realize people took them off the shipping pallet.
Mines been unbolted fer 5 years,, aint moved.
And its handy to be able to move it around to work on the belt.
I also got rid of the funky drain and put a 1/4 ball valve that you can get at to drain.
I got pex to my outside air bib.
And its handy to be able to move it around to work on the belt.
I also got rid of the funky drain and put a 1/4 ball valve that you can get at to drain.
I got pex to my outside air bib.
There's a 25 horse rotary in our shop been there since 2002 and its still on the pallet