RickyMcGrath

Possible. Not likely. I didn't check the battery, but it was fine after I put the same battery back in and turned it on. It then ran for a solid 4+ hours straight while I did some work outside.

I have the mini blower. It's been a great addition to my Arsenal. My wife and daughter love it too. My daughter is only 3 and probably uses it more than I do. May have to get her one for Christmas.

I did have one hiccup with it today. I turned it on and went to turn it up and it wasn't very loud. Popped the battery out and it was all good. Hopefully it is just a fluke.

Cash offer didn't make sense at the time. The net price would have been more. Plus, I made more money on interest accounts than what I paid in interest. Cash isn't always the best answer.

Fords hold up excellent in Texas. Mine is 5 years old (just paid her off yesterday) with 111,000 miles and it's still beautiful inside and out. Pristine in fact.

I can't see how this does a complete oil change. I'm thinking it only is designed to do a partial change. Which, of course is ok as long as you're using the same oil every time. A colleague of mine ran some tests on his 6.4 Powerstroke as he was getting heavy oil dilution due to the regeneration process and he changed out X amount every 1,000 miles, I think it was just a quart or two, out of 14 quarts total capacity, and he saw great improvements on his oil analysis. I'm willing to bet there's going to be a healthy core charge on those things.

Here are lots of impact ready hex bit sets. http://amatrix.com.my/hand-tools/index.php?main_page=index&manufacturers_id=2 Use these with the socket driver adapter above.

I was hoping to find a more detailed video. But I think it's still in the early phases and with negotiations going on with auto manufacturers, I doubt they want to release too many details.

http://youtu.be/TzUdX5e2jnA

"Milwaukee Rep" as in the ones inside Home Depots? Those guys aren't reps. They glorified merchandisers. All the tool reps that handle Lowes and HD's are. TWO Makita "Reps" knew nothing about the 16" beam cutter when I asked them last week at HD. I always see them and they never see too informed. When I bought my DeWalt pressure washer, the TTI reps, one wearing Milwaukee and one Wearing Ryobi, were both giving me crap about it.

We had a little block party tonight on our street and I had the radio going for about three hours on Bluetooth. Battery gauge is down 1 notch. It sounded clear as day from 150' away.

The Tough System Music is INCREDIBLE! I probably only have about two hours on it since the Monday. I try to use it as much as possible. Find things to do where I can fire it up.

The website shows it is valid on multiple DeWalt radios. So the term "any radio" is pretty clear. Why would the tough system radio be exempt. Clear as day to me.

Awesome! THANKS

I wish I could get the T-stack rack in the states.

You will love it. I broke down and got two. They are great. I am disappointed the vacuum burps a little concrete dust if you don't have the bags in. So HEPA bags are a must with fine dust.

Anyone in New Mexico looking for a Table Saw? http://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/131539736661

Doesn't look too complicated.

After using the lawn equipment for sometime, I don't see the power to use the 40V in any construction tools. Just the blower alone, which the only resistance is AIR, doesn't run that long considering it's not cutting or breaking material.

It starts to, what I believe is calibrating, then if you turn it off, it starts back at zero.

27:00? It's just randomly changing. I'm wondering if it takes some time for it to calibrate off the FM signal.

Pan Handle I believe so. Do I win a prize? I also think it's had the most views and most amount of participants in a single thread.

I am stumped. I got it to show some random time. The manual doesn't say. Only reference of the clock is that the clock is ONLY displayed when in Radio mode, which is untrue. The clock is displayed in all sources.