Search results

Anything wet will work, but skew heavier such as 10w-30. I prefer SAE 30 in my air-cooled equipment.

I don't use them in my daily drivers but do in the cab of my motorhome after parking it for the weekend. They help a ton to keep the interior cooler!

I can't imagine that it would have a Kohler engine but not tout that fact. Just last week I purchased the AI-Power 2200 watt inverter generator from Costco that specifies a Yamaha engine. Ran it in parallel with my Yamaha 2000 watt inverter to power my race trailer and toterhome all of last...

I like these from Amazon: Oil Mixing Bottle

On my older Cub Cadet 2130, there is (was) a mechanical lever on the reverse pedal (directly beneath the forward/reverse pedals) that presses a button to disengage the blades. It was very simple to remove that extra linkage so the 'disengage blades' button would not be pressed. By the sound of...

Originally Posted by michaelluscher I'm intrigued I'm also curious, can anyone explain the difference between an impact driver vs an impact wrench? This is a decent summary on it. Impact Drivers vs Impact Wrenches

I've only used the Sylvania restoration kit, but have been very happy with the initial result as well as how they look two years later.

Originally Posted by michaelluscher I have exactly 0 use for the 2553-20 1/4 inch hex impact driver Anyone want a good deal on a brand new one It's still in the plastic, PM me I never knew what I'd use an impact driver for until I got one in a package deal with a 1/2" impact wrench. I now...

Originally Posted by clinebarger Don't torque on the Milwaukee battery! I was so used to doing that on the Snap-on ones without issue that I had to retrain myself not to on the Milwaukee. I was using my Milwaukee (non-Fuel edition) to remove a transmission and was torquing pretty hard when...

I have the Yamaha equivalent 2000w inverter generator, and it usually gets Supertech HD30.

Originally Posted by MasterSolenoid I recently noticed my Walmart does not have the 30w quarts anymore. So, would this be acceptable for OPE? …. I would think so. I just noticed the other day that my local store had a bunch of 30w quarts, but they were in a separate section than all of the...

Originally Posted by Astro14 Snagglefoot - I've got that same ratchet. It's awesome. I liked it so much, I bought the 1/4" drive one, too! I have that one too. I probably use it more with the 1/4" drive adapter on it. One of my favorite tools! I also have the M12 impact driver but I prefer my...

Originally Posted by JHZR2 Many of these are 120/240. I looked at a lot of options and found that all are mostly the same, IIRC, most are actually made by the same manufacturer. IR also has a "garage mate" that looks pretty good, and then on the higher end, quincy (IIRC) has some nice ones for a...

I have 12 batteries sitting on wood in my unheated garage that are out of vehicles for the winter, and I rotate a single Battery Tender Jr among them every few days. Another Battery Tender Jr is dedicated to my motorcycle. I've been doing this for a few years now and haven't had any battery issues.

Originally Posted by Redright9 That Briggs unit looks nice, but it states NOT FOR RV USE. that is the main reason I want one. I have to think the intent of that disclaimer is that it shouldn't be permanently mounted/enclosed in an RV compartment, like an Onan would be. Otherwise I can't...

Originally Posted by MoneyJohn It depends on what it will be used for. Kindle fire tablet may also serve such purpose. $99 on Black Friday, their largest screen tablet, if I know correctly. I've had a Kindle Fire HD10 for a couple years now that I picked up for $100 on a Black Friday or Cyber...

I say this as an F1 fan who doesn't miss watching a race: F1 is much more interesting as a soap opera than as a sporting event.

I wouldn't be afraid to add Yamaha to your list. I have a good friend with one, and he has done a lot of mods with readily-available parts. I have a gas Club Car and it has been good. $3K is a tough spot to be in, budget-wise. You can get a pretty nice electric cart for that. Gas, probably a...

I love my M12 ratchet. I have the 3/8" drive but it almost always has the 1/4" adapter on it. I don't do this stuff for a living although I have tools in my hands most weekends in the summer. I know it isn't going to break anything loose; it's just a spinner but it saves effort and time.

I'd say 90% of the time, my 20v Dewalt impact driver has a 3/8" drive socket adapter installed. A good friend of mine has a M18 Milwaukee Fuel set and does have the 1/2" impact wrench, but he was able to remove the lug nuts on his large car trailer with the 1/4" driver.