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supercharged turbo wrote:I have one of those black ones from the parts place..paid about $40 I think.It holds about 8 quarts and has the drain neck.
Where can I get a die-grinder to buy?Allied doesn't have and I can't remember if I saw one in Bhags.Also,anyone ever bought the 220 portable stick welder from Edoo's?Contemplating getting one for some work on a house project.It is rated at 200amps and the Lincoln is 225amps.The main reason I'm considering it is because of the portabilty as I can't afford to leave any tools over there.The price is very similar.Which would you recommend?
kamakazi wrote:I have one of those blue containers cut in half... Capacity... Enough to handle 8 quarts.
I would like to know who accepts used engine oil for recycling or for disposal... Free options will be the best but I don't have a lot of options at the moment
supercharged turbo wrote:I have one of those black ones from the parts place..paid about $40 I think.It holds about 8 quarts and has the drain neck.
Where can I get a die-grinder to buy?Allied doesn't have and I can't remember if I saw one in Bhags.Also,anyone ever bought the 220 portable stick welder from Edoo's?Contemplating getting one for some work on a house project.It is rated at 200amps and the Lincoln is 225amps.The main reason I'm considering it is because of the portabilty as I can't afford to leave any tools over there.The price is very similar.Which would you recommend?
I've seen alot of people complain about the random Chinese ignt inverter.I bought a Mig welder from them a few years ago and it works great,no problems at all but I"ll check Ebay out.pugboy wrote:The edoos machine is a variant of the Chinese igbt inverter welders they work well and weigh 12lbs
Better to buy on eBay, will cost less than half what edoos chargingsupercharged turbo wrote:I have one of those black ones from the parts place..paid about $40 I think.It holds about 8 quarts and has the drain neck.
Where can I get a die-grinder to buy?Allied doesn't have and I can't remember if I saw one in Bhags.Also,anyone ever bought the 220 portable stick welder from Edoo's?Contemplating getting one for some work on a house project.It is rated at 200amps and the Lincoln is 225amps.The main reason I'm considering it is because of the portabilty as I can't afford to leave any tools over there.The price is very similar.Which would you recommend?
pugboy wrote:How much does oil mop charge ?
Musical Doc wrote:Boy $5 for a plastic oil keg, cut it in half and you get 2 to use.
Sundar wrote:Guys where can I get a water trap for a compressor 1/4 npt
rspann wrote:Sundar wrote:Guys where can I get a water trap for a compressor 1/4 npt
ACE supplies in Montrose.
rspann wrote:ACE is a few buildings north of KFC in Montrose junction, along the Southern Main Rd . If you come off the highway , make the second left after Bhagwansinghs drive all the way up to the end ,and you will come out almost in front of them. They sell all types of equipment and supplies for automotive repair.
pugboy wrote:all them tools using 18650 batteries now, if you good with a soldering iron you could buy loose and rebuild the packs, however there are wide varieties of those cells now
some made for short high discharge others for longer capacity
the vape guys run down the high current ones
Pricesmart is your best bet.It probably better to wait and see if they getting back in stock.ACE has the same cherry picker for $2700android79 wrote:Where have the best price on cherry picker? Pricemart sold out, all branches. Under $2000 preferably.
NR8 wrote:pugboy wrote:all them tools using 18650 batteries now, if you good with a soldering iron you could buy loose and rebuild the packs, however there are wide varieties of those cells now
some made for short high discharge others for longer capacity
the vape guys run down the high current ones
You mean you can't just match the mAh and voltage?
pugboy wrote:they are all the same voltage but the a pack should be made up of all same cells
if there is a weaker cell than the rest it is quite possible that at the pack drains down during use the weak cell will be drained more and more and get damaged.NR8 wrote:pugboy wrote:all them tools using 18650 batteries now, if you good with a soldering iron you could buy loose and rebuild the packs, however there are wide varieties of those cells now
some made for short high discharge others for longer capacity
the vape guys run down the high current ones
You mean you can't just match the mAh and voltage?
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