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If you want to buy a very good budget-friendly LED flashlight, try Convoy instead.pugboy wrote:The Cree led ones with 18650 batteries are cheap now
eBay had them on sale last week $8 including a battery and charger
dredman1 wrote:Where besides Laughlin & De Gannes sells oil drain pans (the plastic ones) for changing your motor oil?
Their POS branch only had 1 plastic one (the others were all metal and didnt suit my needs).
dredman1 wrote:Where besides Laughlin & De Gannes sells oil drain pans (the plastic ones) for changing your motor oil?
Their POS branch only had 1 plastic one (the others were all metal and didnt suit my needs).
ADONI wrote:dredman1 wrote:Where besides Laughlin & De Gannes sells oil drain pans (the plastic ones) for changing your motor oil?
Their POS branch only had 1 plastic one (the others were all metal and didnt suit my needs).
Looking as well... Laughlin POS forever telling me check their South branch...
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Looking for a DEWALT DCE100B 20V MAX Compact Jobsite Blower
Anyone have this?
Looking for a blower but not for leaves, just to blow out the garage floor for dust, blow out water from the car and engine area after washing etc
I already have DeWalt 20V Max power tools and batteries.
Musical Doc wrote:dredman1 wrote:Where besides Laughlin & De Gannes sells oil drain pans (the plastic ones) for changing your motor oil?
Their POS branch only had 1 plastic one (the others were all metal and didnt suit my needs).
Boy $5 for a plastic oil keg, cut it in half and you get 2 to use.
dredman1 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Looking for a DEWALT DCE100B 20V MAX Compact Jobsite Blower
Anyone have this?
Looking for a blower but not for leaves, just to blow out the garage floor for dust, blow out water from the car and engine area after washing etc
I already have DeWalt 20V Max power tools and batteries.
BTW, I believe I saw either this in Allied today, or the more powerful DCBL720P1 (only caught a glimpse as I had to leave abruptly).
Also saw the DeWalt 20v cordless string trimmer.
EOI: i have my dewalt cordless sting strimmer to sell.dredman1 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Looking for a DEWALT DCE100B 20V MAX Compact Jobsite Blower
Anyone have this?
Looking for a blower but not for leaves, just to blow out the garage floor for dust, blow out water from the car and engine area after washing etc
I already have DeWalt 20V Max power tools and batteries.
BTW, I believe I saw either this in Allied today, or the more powerful DCBL720P1 (only caught a glimpse as I had to leave abruptly).
Also saw the DeWalt 20v cordless string trimmer.
*KRONIK* wrote:EOI: i have my dewalt cordless sting strimmer to sell.dredman1 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Looking for a DEWALT DCE100B 20V MAX Compact Jobsite Blower
Anyone have this?
Looking for a blower but not for leaves, just to blow out the garage floor for dust, blow out water from the car and engine area after washing etc
I already have DeWalt 20V Max power tools and batteries.
BTW, I believe I saw either this in Allied today, or the more powerful DCBL720P1 (only caught a glimpse as I had to leave abruptly).
Also saw the DeWalt 20v cordless string trimmer.
Comes with a whole pack of dewalt string.
Works great
But i need to sell as the land i was maintaining with it was sold and it just packed down here....doing nothing.
car wrote:*KRONIK* wrote:EOI: i have my dewalt cordless sting strimmer to sell.dredman1 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Looking for a DEWALT DCE100B 20V MAX Compact Jobsite Blower
Anyone have this?
Looking for a blower but not for leaves, just to blow out the garage floor for dust, blow out water from the car and engine area after washing etc
I already have DeWalt 20V Max power tools and batteries.
BTW, I believe I saw either this in Allied today, or the more powerful DCBL720P1 (only caught a glimpse as I had to leave abruptly).
Also saw the DeWalt 20v cordless string trimmer.
Comes with a whole pack of dewalt string.
Works great
But i need to sell as the land i was maintaining with it was sold and it just packed down here....doing nothing.
Post your price and pics. Wanted to buy 1 but couldn’t justify the price when the corded 1 is so cheap.
hydroep wrote:Musical Doc wrote:dredman1 wrote:Where besides Laughlin & De Gannes sells oil drain pans (the plastic ones) for changing your motor oil?
Their POS branch only had 1 plastic one (the others were all metal and didnt suit my needs).
Boy $5 for a plastic oil keg, cut it in half and you get 2 to use.
Yup, this works like a charm...
ADONI wrote:hydroep wrote:Musical Doc wrote:dredman1 wrote:Where besides Laughlin & De Gannes sells oil drain pans (the plastic ones) for changing your motor oil?
Their POS branch only had 1 plastic one (the others were all metal and didnt suit my needs).
Boy $5 for a plastic oil keg, cut it in half and you get 2 to use.
Yup, this works like a charm...
Yup, using a yellow can like that now... Have to make two doh... we have a diesel Tucson which mess me up, 2 gallons of oil in it.
Only thing is when the oil hot, it does wobble a lil bit.
hydroep wrote:ADONI wrote:hydroep wrote:Musical Doc wrote:dredman1 wrote:Where besides Laughlin & De Gannes sells oil drain pans (the plastic ones) for changing your motor oil?
Their POS branch only had 1 plastic one (the others were all metal and didnt suit my needs).
Boy $5 for a plastic oil keg, cut it in half and you get 2 to use.
Yup, this works like a charm...
Yup, using a yellow can like that now... Have to make two doh... we have a diesel Tucson which mess me up, 2 gallons of oil in it.
Only thing is when the oil hot, it does wobble a lil bit.
Agreed, the yellow containers are a little flimsy. You can try the semi-transparent white ones (with the ribbed pattern). They are usually thicker and don't distort as much.
dredman1 wrote:hydroep wrote:ADONI wrote:hydroep wrote:Musical Doc wrote:dredman1 wrote:Where besides Laughlin & De Gannes sells oil drain pans (the plastic ones) for changing your motor oil?
Their POS branch only had 1 plastic one (the others were all metal and didnt suit my needs).
Boy $5 for a plastic oil keg, cut it in half and you get 2 to use.
Yup, this works like a charm...
Yup, using a yellow can like that now... Have to make two doh... we have a diesel Tucson which mess me up, 2 gallons of oil in it.
Only thing is when the oil hot, it does wobble a lil bit.
Agreed, the yellow containers are a little flimsy. You can try the semi-transparent white ones (with the ribbed pattern). They are usually thicker and don't distort as much.
This "oil keg" is the one that cooking oil comes in? Can one of you post a pic of it?
Ted_v2 wrote:anybody saw any good deals on 1/2 impacts cordless locally?
SSL have the midtorque Milwaukee for just over 2500$ .
wanna grab up one by early next month so.
If is empire you talking aboutPhone Surgeon wrote:what day that man does be selling the used tools by caroni roundabout?
AlsoPhone Surgeon wrote:they would be talking about this
but if you want something much much stronger, right after dhl heading west, theres someone who sells empty plastic containers
he has a very thick strong blue container in this size for $40
if its something that you want to last a very long time and dont want to worry about it being flimsy na
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