- Location
- Texas
If you have Money to burn:
How about a Carburetor Service Stand
Or a Jetski Stand with an integrated Engine Lift
How about a Carburetor Service Stand
Or a Jetski Stand with an integrated Engine Lift
Tools Cool To Have But Don't Need...
- Thread starter JC-SuperJet
- Start date
- Location
- Minnesota
Where did you find the stand with an engine lift!? lol
Bought this spark plug tester a couple weeks back to test the suspect spark plug from my ski… really worked good when I recorded a video in slow motion… you can still hear it some @ regular speed..
If you tap the little bubble it might go to video that way.. otherwise its not playing yet
If you tap the little bubble it might go to video that way.. otherwise its not playing yet
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Cordless air inflator. So nice to not lug the pancake compressor around the car and hear the huge noise to pump it up. One of my favorite cordless tools. Has a light, reads air pressure before pumping and has all the attachments to pump up buoys to car tires.
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Makita USA - Product Details -DMP180ZX
18V LXT® Lithium-Ion Cordless Inflator, Tool Only
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CD155MX
Squirrel!!!
- Location
- Alta Loma, CA
Oh man this thread has the potential to be epic. Soo many cool things shared already. Please lets keep this one going!
Magnum Mike
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Power Probe. Check for voltage or can supply voltage. Checks for negative too.
Big Kahuna
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- Location
- Tuscaloosa, AL
Cordless air inflator. So nice to not lug the pancake compressor around the car and hear the huge noise to pump it up. One of my favorite cordless tools. Has a light, reads air pressure before pumping and has all the attachments to pump up buoys to car tires.
Makita USA - Product Details -DMP180ZX
18V LXT® Lithium-Ion Cordless Inflator, Tool Only
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Quinc
Buy a Superjet
- Location
- California
^^This thing is awesome. Use it to fill air mattress, tubes at the lake, tires. it does it all.
OCD Solutions
Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
- Location
- Rentz, GA
I picked up the Milwaukee M12 Cordless Inflator about a month before they released the M18 version.
I have used it several times now. It's real handy and fits under the back seat of the truck but it's slow to pump up anything with any real volume.
I also picked up the Milwaukee M12 Cut-off tool which I believe falls in this category. I looked at it for a couple years before finally picking one up. I don't think it will get much use but when you do need it, you'll be damn thankful to have it.
It didn't work for chit for the job that I bought it for but it's working great cutting porcelain tile at the new house so I guess it worked out.
I have used it several times now. It's real handy and fits under the back seat of the truck but it's slow to pump up anything with any real volume.
I also picked up the Milwaukee M12 Cut-off tool which I believe falls in this category. I looked at it for a couple years before finally picking one up. I don't think it will get much use but when you do need it, you'll be damn thankful to have it.
It didn't work for chit for the job that I bought it for but it's working great cutting porcelain tile at the new house so I guess it worked out.
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CD155MX
Squirrel!!!
- Location
- Alta Loma, CA
I picked up the Milwaukee M12 Cordless Inflator about a month before they released the M18 version.
I have used it several times now. It's real handy and fits under the back seat of the truck but it's slow to pump up anything with any real volume.
I also picked up the Milwaukee M12 Cut-off tool which I believe falls in this category. I looked at it for a couple years before finally picking one up. I don't think it will get much use but when you do need it, you'll be damn thankful to have it.
It didn't work for chit for the job that I bought it for but it's working great cutting porcelain tile at the new house so I guess it worked out.
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I've been contemplating an inflator and one of those cutoff tools for longer than I care to admit.
Recently I ran across some cool conversions for those cutoffs to turn them into belt sanders. I've used then hell out of my regular pneumatic belt sander over the years on ski mods & repairs. Seems like a cordless battery powered one would be nice.
Belt Sander CONVERSION PARTS FOR Milwaukee M12 Cut Off Saw 2522-20, 3/8" x 13" | eBay
Neither the Milwaukee toolnor belt sander are included. NOTE: An air sander and Milwaukee cutting tool will be needed for this conversion, they are not included with these parts. Either tool can be converted back to it's original state in a matter of seconds.
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OCD Solutions
Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
- Location
- Rentz, GA
I forgot about the finger belt sander. I bought the corded version and it’s been awesome.
It’s bulky though so I need to look into the cordless version.
It’s bulky though so I need to look into the cordless version.
Quinc
Buy a Superjet
- Location
- California
Any of these tools extra cheap right now on prime day?
- Location
- Canberra, Australia.
I picked this up from my local flea market last Sunday for an Aussie dollar (US 68 cents). The current model retails for about $60/US$41.
I’m trying to figure out what takes a 10mm hex drive on any of my ski’s. Maybe the pump mount bolts on the X2? Anyhoo, cool tool (to me).
I’m trying to figure out what takes a 10mm hex drive on any of my ski’s. Maybe the pump mount bolts on the X2? Anyhoo, cool tool (to me).
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WFO Speedracer
A lifetime ban is like a lifetime warranty !
- Location
- Alabama
I bought one of these at Harbor freight, I used to melt solder into a connector and shove the wire into, this crimper works really nice and it cuts down on cable end replacement by a lot. I also use it to crimp on msd spark plug terminals.
