Damn Skippy.Is that "Hooked on Phonics"? Bus edition
Damn Skippy.
5 editions of service codes on these Cummins
It's home depot. You can return them for up to 6 monthsWhen I see wiring diagrams my brain freezes up. Glass no problem. Add some wires into the mix and I blank out. Thank god all the electrical locks I supply have wiring diagrams already - if I had to make one up the building would burn for sure.
On another note picking up my Milwaukee set at HD tonight on my way home. I pray they aren't junky feeling and last a long time. I'm always suspect until I hold them - I should of gone to the store and tried them out prior to ordering but good ol hindsight it always 20/20.
It's home depot. You can return them for up to 6 months
Yeah I figured I'll mainly use the 90° pliers but the snap rings last night were small enough that I needed the straight pliers so I'm glad I bit the bullet and got those as well.Good stuff. I got the guys third from the left and they have been doing me good for a couple years so far. Got tired of loosing snap rings when the POS pliers I used to use would never grab right.
Don't. I was waiting for my cheapo Husky ones to break for years After my Husky ones slipped off this snap ring on my stroller wheel and sheared off a part of my thumbnail, I said screw it and ordered this set.I've had my eye on that set as well. Just being cheap at the moment. Probably wait until my junky lair I have now break.
Don't. I was waiting for my cheapo Husky ones to break for years After my Husky ones slipped off this snap ring on my stroller wheel and sheared off a part of my thumbnail, I said screw it and ordered this set.
I'll keep it around for my nephews to use while I hide my Knipex onesI'll recycle those Husky ones for you...
My Meguiars random orbital polisher/buffer took a shit. The rubber "grip" felt like one of those things a kid throws against the wall and it sticks and the wheel to hold the pads was shot. So in the trash it went. Replaced it with a Porter Cable, for the money and how little I will use it.. it should fit the bill. I looked at a Makira random orbital buffer and damn they are $$$.. like damn near $400 $$. I have the Makita 7" polisher/buffer but its not RO and its fucking heavy. So anyway.. here it is with some various pads and cutting compounds/polishes. I plan to try to get the paint on the Taco back to some what normal.
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