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pugboy wrote:but a good quality circular saw
cheap ones don’t adjust well and can have bad alignment with the edge of the base
for drills cordless all the way now
Strugglerzinc wrote:pugboy wrote:but a good quality circular saw
cheap ones don’t adjust well and can have bad alignment with the edge of the base
for drills cordless all the way now
That post from 200 pages and 10 years back.
Strugglerzinc wrote:pugboy wrote:but a good quality circular saw
cheap ones don’t adjust well and can have bad alignment with the edge of the base
for drills cordless all the way now
That post from 200 pages and 10 years back.
What's the customs and duty on power tools?I want to buy a cordless impact wrenchhindian wrote:Fellas anybody could point me to somewhere where I can have this welding machine checked out? It belonged to my old man and he never got around to fixing it. I researched it and this machine came from the factory wired for 575 volts but I think at some point it was rewired but I don't know to what. Who can i take this to for them to take a look and let me know if it makes sense to repair?
pugboy wrote:looking for large sticky mouse traps
need to get rid of house lizards
Thanks will give them a call. Im taking a gamble on it to see if it cost less to repair than to purchase a new unit in the same brandTed_v2 wrote:carry that miller by edoos, they go fix it and get it working. their techs pretty knowledgeable.
Rovin wrote:i see on fb Ramkal's Sawmilling Co Ltd. selling steel shovel for $20 ... yea is $20 i type, they say deal of d wk ... like dem piping ....
cud buy some & sell it back for $40 & double u $$$ ....
nick639v2 wrote:Then order one of these from amazon and you onnn 611azTbHTXL._AC_SY450_.jpeg
Yup bought one so I could regular tips and foam himRovin wrote:nick639v2 wrote:Then order one of these from amazon and you onnn 611azTbHTXL._AC_SY450_.jpeg
^^^ daz a quick connection ?
i now checking tomorrow is friday & dont wanna get stick in traffic so will go next wk for sure ...
Rovin wrote:not advertising free for hadden & co but i see they have a nice deal here https://www.facebook.com/haddentt/photo ... 549081059/
perfect for washing car [i see they have d foaming attachment too] , dust on upstairs in ur gallery, windows, bathroom etc instead of toting up ur big gas p.washer making ah setta noise
feel i will go check them tomorrow & possibly get 1 ...
I prefer the fan for ac and stuff or occasional car wash. But in no doubt the rotary tip hold it's own in the yardpugboy wrote:the supplied rotary tips on karchers are better than regular fan tips
fan tips squeeze the water stream into a flat fan shape which loses some of the energy
whilst a rotary tip is a little nozzle which spins and creates the cone shape stream which carries the full energy of the pressure
carluva wrote:Ent u just by a MiTM?Rovin wrote:not advertising free for hadden & co but i see they have a nice deal here https://www.facebook.com/haddentt/photo ... 549081059/
perfect for washing car [i see they have d foaming attachment too] , dust on upstairs in ur gallery, windows, bathroom etc instead of toting up ur big gas p.washer making ah setta noise
feel i will go check them tomorrow & possibly get 1 ...
pugboy wrote:the supplied rotary tips on karchers are better than regular fan tips
fan tips squeeze the water stream into a flat fan shape which loses some of the energy
whilst a rotary tip is a little nozzle which spins and creates the cone shape stream which carries the full energy of the pressure
pugboy wrote:saw a place renting them
i bought one on ebay a while back for like$55 on sale
dredman1 wrote:pugboy wrote:saw a place renting them
i bought one on ebay a while back for like$55 on sale
Any name/contact for them?
Was thinking to actually buy one as i could foresee multiple uses over time, which likely makes more economic sense depending on rental cost.
However if i cant find anywhere selling it will have no choice but to rent for now.
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