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Blasphemy, blasphemy I tell you. May you be whipped with a wet noodle until you give in to the great and all powerful Sears (I mean K-Mart...). I like to polish my tools every day and love them and pet them. There's even an icon here for it. :cookoo: sw

Is it because it will slip off or what? If it is because of the slight offset you will have the same problem with this box-end welded to the socket extension. Not doubting you, just want to know. I myself could never bear to do that to any of my Craftsman tools. I'd buy a throwaway set from...

Graybar Electric will have the plugs you are looking for to hook up a generator. They carry just about everything you could ever want for electrical needs. And welcome to the site. sw

Make an excellent tune-up ride before Haspin if it starts in May. sw

Let us know what you find. I have one with no brakes on it now and could use any insight to what the problem is. sw

I used the Rapco rattle cans on the front of my truck and it seems to be holding up okay. I didn't really do any proper prep work on it, just shook the cans and started spraying. I'll do a much better job this year when it gets warmer. sw

WM Reading this while watching the game I laughed so hard I almost wet myself. Political correctness seems to make the pinheads feel good or at least a little bit better. I am so anti-pc it's a wonder anyone can put up with me. sw

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Sounds like that might be a good thing to do. sw

I'd want to see one with a winch on it but the perspective of the shot looks great. The MV Freaks would have to go. I don't have any idea what you put on the bumper though. sw

IF you don't want to use the single battey idea what you want is a DC-DC Converter. Like these: 24 volt to 12 volt DC/DC converters (fully regulated) from 100 to 700 Watts non-isolated and isolated. sw

I want one myself but in no way do I think I could recover my costs on having it. Just for the coolness factor. sw

I have poked a hole in them with a screwdriver and then just bent the screwdriver over to pop them out. sw

Be worth $250-450 to me but YMMV. While there isn't much of anything I couldn't figure out how to do I am usually willing to trade money to keep my free time. sw

FYI Another way........ You do the Math: To convert Fahrenheit temperatures into Celsius: Begin by subtracting 32 from the Fahrenheit number. Divide the answer by 9. Then multiply that answer by 5. Here's an example: Change 95 degrees Fahrenheit to Celsius: 95 minus 32 is 63. Then...

Makes 'em even more special. sw

I couldn't even find where they even still make the CXT anymore. Although I mentioned it to wife and she found a couple for sale for me. Around $79k but they do look good. sw

Welcome aboard. As a tip could you update your signature with a nearby city in MD. sw

Neat idea. Looks good and since no one has said it, you have a good looking fleet. sw

Yep