NicholasShetley

I think that they would need a fairly big fan to keep the battery cool while charging or something different altogether.

That grinder only weighs that much??? Hope you bought enough batteries lol.

I agree with conductor. My dad has an 81 chevy one ton with a big block and we have pulled 25000 pounds with it. I would be surprised if you get 20 in that ford. My truck has 270000 on the engine and it still runs fine today. I get 15 to 17 mpg in my truck. I honestly don't see any advantage of a diesel truck.

Hitachi already has 5.0 packs in Europe. They take 75 min to fully charge

Just remember parts aren't cheap for them. Let us know how it goes

I think that they are all hit or miss

I haven't heard too many good reviews about it.

I have heard that the workers were demanding higher wages so that could be why.

They are having a sale at HD where you get a free brushed sawzall and I think I will get the fuel drill and the compact and full size impacts

Hey chase can the new Fuel drill handle a 5/8 auger bit into fence posts?

That is low on their part (sears) the only thing is nothing can be done about it

I think that doing something once is enough so you might as well do it right. Everyone seems nice and everyone seems to get along with each other here. How is the house coming along?

If you use it a fair amount and swap out the batteries often on your old one I would upgrade or if you drill bigger holes too I would get the fuel.

LED lights on a tape measure. That hasn't been done yet lol

My dad went there and graduated near the top of his class. Today it is more than 30 grand for the tuition only. I plan on attending linn tech. The tuition should be covered by the A+ program. If your school does that I would strongly recommend doing it.

I am a senior in high school and hopefully this time next year I will be in technical college

I was wondering what happened. I didn't realize you were that young. I have commented on a few of your newer YouTube videos.

Hello everyone. My name is Nick and I am 17. I am working on becoming an auto mechanic. I am currently restoring a 1929 Ford model a pickup with my grandpa. I am interested in in older vehicles and going to car shows. I firmly believe in the philosophy do it right the first time. I also believe that you get what you pay for whether it be auto parts, tools, ect. For sockets and ratchets I use Napa or Craftsman. The rest is an assortment of different brands. For air tools I use Matco it Ingersoll Rand. If you want to know anything else feel free to ask.

Or burn the phone up.

Ford really stands for freakin old rebuilt dodge. Just kidding. No one around here drives a dodge really. It is chevy country here and I can't really blame them LOL. In all seriousness if you take care of it, it will take care of you.

The Bosch paddle bits are still available at my local Lowes.

The tint doesn't bother me that bad.

It doesn't matter