Scotts with Halts for Crabgrass. It's a pre emergent so it needs to go on early in the spring before the stuff starts coming up. I need to put some down soon.
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Only moisture meter I have is one two pronger for firewood to check how seasoned it is, never dealt with the tensio meter
Oops, I started reading a few pages back.
That one is made by Orbit, I have to pass but have never seen that either.
I am sure there are others. Orbit is lower end.
Really depend on what you want and the cost can get stupid.
I have the Worx cordless tools and I bought a pole trim saw that is damn handy. Works along woth my 20 v. tools. Trimmer, blower, string trimmer, and my latest a pole bush trimmer. (I have a few Yew bushes so big I can't get to the center by hand) Que Karl
YEEEEEEW!
Any recommendations?
I saw something last night at the store I’ve not seen up here before, an Olive tree. Tempted to get a pair to see how they do. No other fruit trees around
Never grown that, saw a REAL old one in Rome or Jerusalem, can't remember.
Look around in TP tools. Think I got mine from there. Tim would know. Paper I use 3M usually. Dura gold?
Uhm missing one?
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HF DA is ok. Works fine. Just uses a lot of air. The compressor I gave hoppy can keep up. Trick is not to run it full speed. Not needed. The one I use now came from Eastwood. Better. Not to expensive but still uses lots of air. I have an dewalt electric DA I use for non automotive sending. Light poles stuff like that. Works good...
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Like Hoppy said
It's Freaky Friday!
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It's Freaky Friday!
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So I have a 60 gal compressor. I have a spare 40 gal tank I thought about hooking up as as surge tank, wonder how that would work
I sold Mirka on the tool truck. Lots of it. 80, 180, and 320 psa and 3 or 4 grits of file sheets. Lots of Roloc disc's as well. (great for tight areas)
Morning, wind is supposed to die down today. Need to clean up from three days of high winds, crap everywhere.
I use a HF palm sander DA. Just get a 1/4 inch whip hose and put a small regulator in it and turn the air down. Been using it for years, just keep it well oiled.
Has almost zero to do with the size of the tank. It has to do with recovery rate at pressure....an oil-less compressor usually will not cut it...
Thanks, both are oiled
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Worked well on the asphalt plant. 5 - 3"x18" air cylinders with their solenoids and 1-8"x48" cylinder, depending upon the mix being used with trucks lined up back to back each of those would open and close 70 times per hour if I had consumed the proper amount of coffee that morning
10 horse Roots type compressor. -
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