New Tool Day
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But , was the high heel a dead blow type ....
It depends upon whether Zorba has ankles or cankles...
But , was the high heel a dead blow type ....
Apparently not.
It depends upon whether Zorba has ankles or cankles...
You be the judge...
That was a bit disturbing.
I also didn't want to look too close incase there was an up skirt reflection in there.
No worries - upskirt reflection proof!
Zorba, were your eyes closed for most of that dialogue at the end, or was that the camera angle????
Because you will need a LOT of new tools if you keep a new diesel truck for 15 years !
Ok so I don't know why, but I ended up with $35.00 in discount coupons plus today was 20% off day at Harbor Freight........
I had been looking at 3/8 battery impacts and watched videos and read reviews on the HF one.
Granted you have to buy the tool and batteries/charger separately but with coupons and the discount I figured what the heck why not.
Here is what I picked up. The impact has a 5 year warranty and the battery and charger has a 3 year warranty.
Gonna try and put it to use tomorrow.
I had been looking at 3/8 battery impacts and watched videos and read reviews on the HF one.
Granted you have to buy the tool and batteries/charger separately but with coupons and the discount I figured what the heck why not.
Here is what I picked up. The impact has a 5 year warranty and the battery and charger has a 3 year warranty.
Gonna try and put it to use tomorrow.
Gave it a little shakedown today, pulled the steering stops out of the OEM outers from my Big Brake kit install. Little impact zipped them right out.
I did notice that HF recommends using a 5AH battery which is what I bought, I was thinking (and yes it hurt) if some of the reviews I read about power weren't people using 2AH batteries..........
So far I am satisfied with the purchase.
MountaineerTom
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I don’t have that specific tool, but I do have a few Hercules 20v and 1 12v tool and I have no complaints with them.
I will probably try the compact 1/2 inch next.
The weight difference between the Hercules 3/8 (not much difference than the compact 1/2 inch) and the big Dewalt 1/2 impact is unbelievable.
I know Hercules is not Dewalt or Milwaukee, but for the home shop and with them being 15 minutes away, they are hard to beat.