Oswego
n00b
Thats my guess as well. I just looked through the manual then popped down to my basement to look at my 12" saw and Ive seen no parts that look like that spring clip or whatever it is in the manual or on my saw.
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Thats my guess as well. I just looked through the manual then popped down to my basement to look at my 12" saw and Ive seen no parts that look like that spring clip or whatever it is in the manual or on my saw.
CowboyTaco
Well-Known Member
Yes, it is a Dewalt 12" compound sliding dual bevel mitre. I started wondering about the possibility of it flying off something else, and I think it is entirely possible. I also looked all over the saw last night and found nowhere that it looked like that piece could fit or anywhere that it could have fallen out.
Replacing two Hilti gas shot nailer's at work. One is 17 years old and the other is 11 years old. Pretty impressive considering they get used almost everyday at work. It would've costed $400 each to have them repaired but I'm going to go ahead and get new guns.
Without a doubt!Prob got more rounds through them than a gun going through marsoc testing
AlienXtx
Nignog
fifyProb got more rounds through them than any of your guns at home
Oswego
n00b
Borrowed the marina's when I needed it and thats gone so time to get my own wheels
used some diff gasket maker/sealer so she never leaks or rusts out where my old ones used to.
also red Loctite on everything so she's never coming loose.
tire shine and stickers....brappppppppp
Kobalt put the tire shin on not me.... sign of the times I guess
used some diff gasket maker/sealer so she never leaks or rusts out where my old ones used to.
also red Loctite on everything so she's never coming loose.
tire shine and stickers....brappppppppp
Kobalt put the tire shin on not me.... sign of the times I guess
I have been debating getting a two wheel setup. My 1 acre is all sloped with only a few spots kind of level. The one wheel setups have always been a real mother to keep from dumping.
CowboyTaco
Well-Known Member
I bought a wheelbarrow late last week. Home Depot didn't have the 2 wheel in stock and I needed one that day. The last one they had assembled had some minor "defects" that I pointed out when I was making the purchase. Ended up getting it for $37 after tax.
I'd post a picture, but it's just a basic black wheelbarrow. You know what it looks like.
I'd post a picture, but it's just a basic black wheelbarrow. You know what it looks like.
Oswego
n00b
I always overload so I'd always be tipping the single wheel version. After I killed that one I bought a 2 wheel for my moms marina and never looked back. We were always adding concrete and rocks down the marina and on flat ground the 2 wheelers are great for those big ass heavy loads. On your on unlevel ground they might make it worse because the load's center of gravity will need to follow the grade of the ground and that could get tipsy.?. Basically you can go up and down the grade but sideways might be a nightmare for you.
Silverback
Lima Gulf Bravo Foxtrot Juliet Bravo
I’ve got a 4 wheeler garden cart. Hauls like 600 lbs iirc. Has a dump feature and you can pull it or hook to garden tractor. But my wheel bearings are gone. It’s over 10 years old and sun faded badly. Need to just buy a new one. Wife wants me to build a raised garden bed and I’ll need to haul about 2-2.5 yards of dirt with it.
Silverback
Lima Gulf Bravo Foxtrot Juliet Bravo
Well you can't tip it over... well not that easy. Holds more weight.. does not require me to push it... I pull mine with the garden tractor. But I can pull it. For this next project I will load up dirt from the driveway. pull it with tractor to the backyard, unhook and then pull by hand through the garden (too tight for garden tractor (JD) to fit through) unload and repeat.
Oswego
n00b
that makes sense. never thought about that especially the combo w/ a lawn tractor.
Silverback
Lima Gulf Bravo Foxtrot Juliet Bravo
Well the plan was to follow the neighbors, he built his out of cedar. But at close to $500 for wood I am gonna do mine out of Yella wood.
So I took my sammich maker with me to Home Depot to be the voice of reason while I put my hands on the Milwaukee Pack Out set. I have been debating them and wanted to put my hands on them. She kept telling me to buy them. So I did.
