That's the reason I bought mine, friggin mower blades nuts, 15/16", really, couldn't just make them 3/4 or 1", makes it much easier to swap blades out!!
You guys were right.....
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KenJax Tree
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Jon1212
Riff Raff Fart Knocker from other Forum's.
Nice.
When I bought mine it was for the fact that it came with a complete finish nailing set. You see, I was making improvements to our first home in the Sierra Nevada foothills, and I had hung crown moulding by hand in the family room.......ugh!
Well The Warden wanted me to hang more crown, update the baseboard, and put up some chair rail in the dining area. So my immediate thought was "F that noise", but then I realized that this gave me an excuse to buy tools. Hence the compressor, nailer, compound miter saw, table saw, orbital sander, etc.
This is much the same way that I bought my first chainsaw, necessity. Move to the foothills, buy a house with huge Oak trees on the lot, and have large branches come down in the Winter. Instant excuse.
MarkEagleUSA
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And obviously all those bars are for the wide variety of branch diameters. I understand completely!
i have bought so many tools i dont even need excuses anymore....she just asks if i already have one....as long as the answer is no im good....if i say yes i better have a reason for needing another one
KenJax Tree
Terraphobic
Just tell her you're behind at the shop so you're working with two hands now
Jon1212
Riff Raff Fart Knocker from other Forum's.
Finally, someone understands.And obviously all those bars are for the wide variety of branch diameters. I understand completely!
So Chris, all the cheap ones go to only 100 psi when my bike needs 120, figured!
I agree wholeheartedly, actors and pro athletes get paid far too much money.
You wanna see athletes that really low their sport? Look at wrestling, no money, no fame, just a love for the sport.
(Notice I said wrestling not wrastlin')
KenJax Tree
Terraphobic
I have this one Mike and its great for what i need it for. I can use my impact, ratchet, nailer, fill tires, clean saws or whatever else. However it won't run anything like a cutoff wheel too long because it requires more air than the compressor can keep up with.
http://m.harborfreight.com/air-tool...-hp-150-psi-oilless-air-compressor-68067.html
Thanks Chris, but as usual, I got distracted, will that sharpener they sell do square file??? (It is in the same ad)
weedkilla
Ain't no guru of nuthin'
I'm doing some guessing- road bike, 23c or smaller?
I don't even bother using my compressor. Just a floor pump. It's such a small volume, and by the time I've put on a valve adaptor to go from presta to schraeder I can pump it up with the floor pump.
Best thing ever for tubeless installs on mtb though.
Yea, I have a Trek Madone 7 with the A3 D3 carbon wheels, nice bike. The new 11 speed cog is great. I do use a hand pump, but was just joking with him. Seems if I do get a compressor, I would want one that is capable of inflating them.
The Mountain Bike is the Trek EX-8, but I don't use it as much as the road bike.
I was starting to do some nice rides, then the weather has been so much rain &/or Thunder lately it has been hard to get out. The only nice days are the ones I have scheduled to cut wood, which I can not complain about.
Oh well, at least I have not had to water the garden!
Do you ride?
The Mountain Bike is the Trek EX-8, but I don't use it as much as the road bike.
I was starting to do some nice rides, then the weather has been so much rain &/or Thunder lately it has been hard to get out. The only nice days are the ones I have scheduled to cut wood, which I can not complain about.
Oh well, at least I have not had to water the garden!
Do you ride?
weedkilla
Ain't no guru of nuthin'
Yep. Next year is 20 years racing downhill.
For a basic around the house, put air in the tires compressors I wouldn't go with anything less then a Quincy rotary screw three phase.
http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200510409_200510409
http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200510409_200510409
15/16 is standard for a 5/8 bolt. It is also a good fit for the 16mm metric bolts. Very common fastener for the size stuff I deal with. Get a double ended box wrench. The often have some good length and have a one inch on the other end.
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