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[CMNTMXR57]

thats legit

Also, keep an eye out for this. They occassionally put these out for $299. They did like a month ago, and I dragged my feet. I would use it more for a utility purpose, not necessarily a tool chest.



Here is a slightly different variant with doors (I believe that they're actually identical or virtually identical in measurements). I might get one of each of these (the one above and this) for that utility purpose.

 

[CMNTMXR57]

15% off any single item;

 

[CMNTMXR57]

These came through today for Inside Track Members. So you need to be one to get it.

First;


Second... As I eluded to above, these Yukon Cabinets are normally $349. With Inside track club, they just put them down to $299 and I am going to go get one in blue to match the $299 workbench/cabinet in blue that my Wife got me for Christmas.

 

[CMNTMXR57]

More as their emails keep coming...

 

[CMNTMXR57]

What came through today...

Note, the jack is NOT the more desirable long reach low profile 3-ton, just a regular jack



And then these (I have them in blue);

 

[CMNTMXR57]

Todays...

This Daytona Jack is 21% off. This is the ones many of us, myself included, have. I may go pick up another orange one, so I have two blue, two orange.

 

[SirMarco]

What do you think about that 8 gallon air compressor?
I want to get one for the house. Not any major work for it. Filling up tires, small air tools for working on the motorcycles or maybe a nailer.

 

[CMNTMXR57]

This one?

What will you be using it for?

Being an 8 gallon unit, really anything more than pumping stuff up and using it with blowing air tools and maybe occasional impact wrench work, it will be running more frequently. Being oil free depending on how hard you use it, it may not last as long. Also, oil free units are obnoxiously loud. But it does have a max 150PSI and has decent CFM and runs on 120v. The thing you may find with it being 8 gallon and if you do use it for an impact wrench (or bigger, heavier work type things), you will get a couple lug nuts off, then it will have to refill, and you may have to wait until it's filled again to get maximum power out of the impact/tool.

If that is a concern, I would look at one with a bigger tank. I've always had at least 20 gallon for work on cars and I have since move on to splash oilers. Much quieter and better for long run times.

 

[Blownbyyou]

Honestly, I don’t work on cars much any more…

But aren’t people moving away from air tools? I mean I use electric for everything? I have a 20 gal husky that I use to fill up tires and blow out my garage…but last time i used any impacts on it, I couldn’t tell you

 

[LikeABauce302]

The only thing I use compressed air for is die grinders or to blow dust off of something. I have 20v tools for everything else.

There are battery powered die grinders now, but the ones I've looked at are pretty bulky. I like how compact the air powered ones are.

 

[CMNTMXR57]

For general quick things, I use my cordless impacts. But there are things I need the big hitter with air power. I think it's something like 1,000 ft/lb continous and 1,200 lb/ft breakaway. Like a year ago, when I was disassembling things on the old Suburban before selling it, and even the big air gun had a hard time busting some loose. Others it just ripped the bolt in half. My cordless could never muster that level of power.

I also need air power to run the safety locks on my lift as well as a separate bumper/frame lift that I use for the Suburban.