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Interchem had some good hoses. I got mine there. Never failed me.Phone Surgeon wrote:a standard 50 foot "good quality" hose in bhagwansingh is 400 to 500 now
really hadda make d time to reach trinidad hose
What you using it for?*KRONIK* wrote:Aye
Fellaz
Where i can get some good quality (eaton, bussman, cooper, PEC) ATC/ATO fuses locally?
Been looking/feeling some fuses that came with some marine grade distribution block and the quality, material feel is so much superior to the ching-chong spec.
Ohnervewrecker wrote:What you using it for?*KRONIK* wrote:Aye
Fellaz
Where i can get some good quality (eaton, bussman, cooper, PEC) ATC/ATO fuses locally?
Been looking/feeling some fuses that came with some marine grade distribution block and the quality, material feel is so much superior to the ching-chong spec.
I saw a couple of fuses laying around somewhere but I can't remember where. Said to myself lookey here, I could use these but we started phasing them out.
If push come to shove there are some custom car audio distro blocks that can work in the marine environment and use blade type fuses. Friend bought two bags of blade fuses for me from abroad if you need a handful.
Why blowing fuses BTW?
Ordered a phone case some years ago in skybox... And endup with one this lol... Durable as fkmatix wrote:
This works best for me. Takes a lot of abuse
kamakazi wrote:Anywhere locally sells replacement gas container spouts or caps
YupPhone Surgeon wrote:Use a pvc cap
*KRONIK* wrote:YupPhone Surgeon wrote:Use a pvc cap
Works good
kamakazi wrote:Anywhere locally sells replacement gas container spouts or caps
gastly369 wrote:Ordered a phone case some years ago in skybox... And endup with one this lol... Durable as fkmatix wrote:
This works best for me. Takes a lot of abuse
No, the cap for the nozzlepugboy wrote:same threading or close ?
1 1/2" I guess
so just drill a hole in it.*KRONIK* wrote:YupPhone Surgeon wrote:Use a pvc cap
Works good
Lolpugboy wrote:i talking about the black cap which screws into the red threads of the container
the cap has a hole where the yellow nozzle passes thru
pugboy wrote:i talking about the black cap which screws into the red threads of the container
the cap has a hole where the yellow nozzle passes thru
Probably piece of a union mite work. And use pvc pipe and a pvc cap to make the whole assembly*KRONIK* wrote:Lolpugboy wrote:i talking about the black cap which screws into the red threads of the container
the cap has a hole where the yellow nozzle passes thru
Oh
Nah
I never see any MacGyver thing put down on that one
I feel i go try this a day innoPhone Surgeon wrote:Probably piece of a union mite work. And use pvc pipe and a pvc cap to make the whole assembly*KRONIK* wrote:Lolpugboy wrote:i talking about the black cap which screws into the red threads of the container
the cap has a hole where the yellow nozzle passes thru
Oh
Nah
I never see any MacGyver thing put down on that one
Ft farfan also hasmaj. tom wrote:pugboy wrote:i talking about the black cap which screws into the red threads of the container
the cap has a hole where the yellow nozzle passes thru
This what u looking for?
Allied Home Center saying it in stock SKU# 152985.
Best to call them Monday before you go.
Dave wrote:I saw those things and figured it was gimmicky. Have you done anything with it as yet?
I got my surface cleaner also from Greenworks.
Not bad at all.
DMan7 wrote:Bought a mini chainsaw on Amazon for 35 USD about the same price as the chainsaw attachment for your drill. Buy the mini chainsaw instead.
maj. tom wrote:For the small branches I use a cordless Sawzall with a 9-inch Milwaukee AX blade. Rather spend money on the better brand blades like Diablo or Milwaukee than toys like that.
Not seeing the use of that attachment that a Sawzall can't do better and purpose built for the job.
maj. tom wrote:For the small branches I use a cordless Sawzall with a 9-inch Milwaukee AX blade. Rather spend money on the better brand blades like Diablo or Milwaukee than toys like that.
Not seeing the use of that attachment that a Sawzall can't do better and purpose built for the job.