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I have a set of M12’s that I’ve had for close to 10 years. The original batteries have pretty much give up, and I’ve upgraded to some brushless tools, but they’re all still working fine. I had a set of Porter Cable 20 volt that are still working fine. I passed them onto my nephew, and have...

There are more than one. 20 volt Max XR. 700 Ft lb/1200 Ft lb breakaway. 20V MAX* XR® High Torque 1/2 in. Impact Wrench with Detent Pin Anvil (Tool Only) - DCF899B | DEWALT

I carry mine in my truck. Only had to use it once, but glad it had a battery as there wasn’t any place close to plug it in.

Many 1/2 tons. My Ram is 130. Still yet, most impacts are rated higher than that. I stand by my suggestion. Impact until snug, finish with a torque wrench.

Regardless of battery or air, when I use my impacts, I just bring them up snug and finish with a torque wrench. Most car lug nuts call for 100 lb/ft and trucks 110. Most impacts have way more than that.

I compared it to the Blue Point one at my Buddies body shop. It was over $800, and I like this one better.

Picked this 5 drawer tool cart up at Harbor Freight. On sale for $199. It’s heavy, and appears to be heavy duty. The slides on the drawers are smooth.

My nephew hit me up about 2 months ago about buying 7 lots, all ready to build on. Really good price on the lots, but I asked him if he had checked on building materials, and what it would cost to build a spec house. That ended that.

Our local Ace Hardware carries all kind of stuff like that.

I give up. This is not the only bad deal I have had with him. I'm done. He'll never get help/borrow anything else from me. I told his brother the other day, if he can live with it, I can live without it.

I had one of these that I loaned to a nephew. What I got back, is one of these. Gotta love family!!

I have two tri pods that I won't use. (I didn't buy either one) They'll hold an engine up ok, but I've come too close to turning one over when trying to move it.

Mine are 6 ton. I've had them for years, with no problems. Much like the engine stands, they have some cheap ones, and some not so cheap. I wouldn't have the cheap engine stands, or jack stands from HF, or anywhere else.

I have a couple of the Harbor Freight ones. No problems so far, and I have had an engine sitting on one for at least 15 years. I did take a 4X4 and lay it across the legs, then cut a 2X4 to hold the front of the motor up, just so the weight won't be all on the back.

I have a Stihl, a Poulan Pro, along with a Crafrsman, and and old Homelite. They all do a good job. The reason I'm considering a Kobalt 80 volt, is with my shoulders giving me trouble, I wouldn't have to be jerking on a rope, plus no more often than I use one, I wouldn't have to dump the fuel...

I don't have one, but i am considering getting one. Talked to a couple guys that have one at Lowes, and they swear by them. Several other tools that use the same battery. If you don't use it very often, you don't have to worry about gas going bad either...

Thanks. I dropped by Menards today, and they still had some of these. 3 bags were gone. https://www.menards.com/main/tools/tool-storage/tool-bags/mcguire-nicholas-reg-tool-storage-combo-3-piece/22015-vp/p-1493360383804-c-9186.htm

These. $5.99 with a coupon at Harbor Freight. I keep one, with just enough tools to probably piss you off, in each one of my rigs.

I have a Milwaukee M12 1/4 “ impact. 100 lb ft of torque. Pretty handy. I use my 1/2 “ 20 volt Porter Cable got heavier stuff.

Never had to eliminate one, but I have heard at least a .22 Mag for those critters. Friend of mine said he shot one with a .22 4 times, before pulling out his 9mm.

Pussum on the half shell. :lol: Harder to kill than a Opossum.

Never saw a BB gun, and very few pellet rifles that will take out a coon. Pretty tough animals.

I'm sure they do, but what I have been told around here, the worst predator for turkey and quail nests are feral cats

I have some land in the country. Mostly timber. If I catch a opossum, it goes right there. One opossum will eat as many as 5,000 ticks in a season. If you know anything about Missouri woods, that makes them an asset. Haven't had any coons around, but they wouldn't be quite so lucky.

I have some sub sonic .22's that work pretty good on groundhogs here in town. I had a problem with opossum's a few years ago for some reason getting on my roof. Live trapped them, then took them out in the country.

I have a 20 volt Porter Cable. It has served me well.

I wear nitrile gloves for working on oily/greasy stuff. Cutting meat for 48 years, I had a lot of problems with dry chapped hands. Best thing worked for me was Vaseline. I would rub it into my hands real well before bed, then either put some old socks over my hands, or a pair of cotton gloves.

Some of us have to learn from experience. When I was young, and poorer than I am now, I ran a skill saw on a 100 ft, 16 gauge cord. Burnt the saw up. I use 12 gauge for anything more than lights now.

I have had a Harbor Freight one for several years. I'm not a mechanic, so I don't use it daily, but I'm pretty happy with the service I have gotten out of it. Check the reviews on them. Pretty impressive for a cheap tool.

I have Porter Cable 20 volt tools, and I'm very happy with them. Impact is rated I believe at 110 ft lbs.