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It is a mchine adjustment is al the titnium graph is. Rough estimates to where to be. It doesnt account if the power supply quality.

The reason some nail guns won't fire to last nails. It is because of anti-dry fire features. It prevents you from firing when empty. Because it can be marking the surface when. Dry fired. These staplers are used for cabinet making and finish carpentry.

I just used my 110v 80 amp small welder. There are obviously jobs too big for it, but it handles small jobs perfectly. I had to weld a spring for a lawnmower which saved me $58. It paid for the welder right there but be careful you are fooled by welds for bigger items. You don’t want to think it’s welded but actually it just hid the crack.

Glad I saw your video, I'm looking to buy a impact driver in the next couple of days 👍

Brilliant

Ford made and sold a “gazillion” of them and the people that bought them didn’t take them home and park them in the garage. They helped feed America with them. Same with the Farmall A, the John Deere L, the Massey Harris Pony,and the Allis Chalmers B and C models.🙄 I own two 8 Ns, one is a 1949 that we used after restoration from 1966 to 2003. We farmed 26 acres of soybeans from 1968 to 1980 with it not to mention using a heavy International two bottom plow and hundreds of hours pulling a model 12 Bush Hog cutter with it. It sat unused from 2003 to 2021 when I was finally able to rebuild the engine after retiring. It still runs strong. Anyone that claims that an 8N can’t do hard work probably never even owned one or is the type of person that can destroy an anvil with a rubber hammer.

Have you tried panning that for gold?

Milwaukee is too much money! They can keep it.

I have Makita cordless tools and love them and would love to expand my kit but it is so expensive to do. A few weeks ago i needed to cut a tree down and bought the Bauer pole chainsaw and ended up loving it. From there things went down hill in a good way i bought the Bauer weed eater, rotohammer, grinder, impact driver, corded shop vac 6 gal, corded sawzall and have future plans to buy some other tools. I also bought the adapters so i can use my Makita batteries so i dont need batteries anytime soon.

Are you just leaving the bead on? It's got metal too I believe...scrap yard won't see it I guess

It’s your AMP gauge is why it’s not charging that happened to me

Hello what extension cord can I use what gauge ? Did you check the gouge of the tutanium instructions?

Great review, thank you. I really like this screwdriver for light duty tasks.

The only Bauer tool I bought so far is the brushless angle grinder and I gotta say, I don't like it. It drains batteries fast and doesn't continue spinning long enough to dissipate the revs, so when I hand tighten grinding wheels, the lockup causes the disc and retainer nut to spin themselves off and go for a quick run. I do love the handle though, it has the spanner wrench inside which is super convenient, I just hate having to use it to put wheels on.

I'm a dewalt person, but they are pricey, and I, too, bought some bauer cordless power tools. The router and miter saw is awesome. Unfortunately, their 18 gauge brad nailer kept failing me. It would work for a but on a project and stop working or it would jam constantly, so I was sad I finally returned it and they refunded my money back, not the full refund but half. I still would recommend Bauer also. I bought my son his first cordless tool, which is bauer. I'm going to purchase the update ryobi 18g brad nailer because I got frustrated with Bauer. Hopefully, they will fix jamming issues and why it stopped working all of sudden and last straw was when a object almost hit my wife from the bauer nailer

Life saver. I was ready to spend 125 for a new rim and tire. 14.00 15 minutes and good to go Thanks man.

I'm pretty sure it already has Oregon chain on it. It cuts good with what ever is on it.

I have one and I like it. Got a lot of work done with it.

I have to get 22. Boom, you just fixed my problem. Thanks.

Where can i get the tires from

Just had to do this recently. Damn 2019 Civic and their rims. Had 3 tires that developed leaks at the rim. Had to fill them up once every two weeks. But in the winter, it was like once every 3 days because of the cold temps. Didn't have the tools to do it myself so I brought it to my Uncle's garage. Once they sealed the rims, no more slow leak. Treads were still good so it saved me a few hundred bucks on new tires for another year or two.

There is a few mods for these that are worth trying for your usage. Swap your long and short links for the bucket around that makes the bucket teeth out further for deeper digging easier, then there is a post here about making a set of tires and wheels for the digging end that fold up, makes towing better and dont have to keep moving the wheels front to back. I just made a tube that fits over the center tooth of the bucket and at the right angle fits around a 1-7/8 ball to tow it from the bucket end with my zero turn mower ball just move the outriggers all the way in and a good thumb is indespensible but beware of the Mytee one it is not designed very well at all.

I just love garabge boys knowing more than fabricators.

I picked up a new YesWeld MTS-160 machine on sale for under $200 in 2023. I had first looked at almost every machine in this size and category before settling on it. It can only do up to 1/8" at 120A (with 110/120v AC), and is maybe more suitable for 14 gauge, or if the metal is already good and hot. And it will do 3/16" at up to 160A (but using the 220v feature which is why I got it). I don't know that I'd only want a 110/120v machine because of it's limits to 1/8" and thinner. They are pretty limiting if you regularly do 1/8", especially in colder months where you often need the headroom of extra amps, say ~130. I run .030 wire in it almost exclusively though and admittedly weld 14g to 1/8" about 90% the time but that other 10% is always important. And for that I have an Everlast MTS 275 which is my big dog. What a lot of people quickly find out with small box machines is when doing joints and layers, even when both sides are 1/8" you'll find you need some extra amps for increased penetration. So for me that's why I found a 110v small box that can still bring the heat when needed with some 220v.

Thanks for your feedback. I have several blank cordless tools, they all work great. The part that I don’t like is all the different chargers & batteries that I have. I was considering selling what I have & buying a complete set of Bauer. Do you have the impact tools? How do they hold up? Do the batteries stay charged for a long time without use?

How do I charge this thing

I've been buying Channellock pliers for the last 50 yrs.... I try to support my country - buy USA!

One thing you didn’t cover is which direct is tightening and loosening? Domestic ratchets are usually tighten with the lever to the left while cheap imports are usually reversed and personally I can’t stand the reversed ones since I’m used to the domestics.

Absolutely worked for my limp jack that wouldn't raise.. You da' man! Thanks

And surprisingly riyobi ho tools are powerful as well

The new craftsman ro tools aren't so bad either

I throw the gaurd’s in the trash lol they just get in my way

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Head gasket blew on my car. I’m doing the job at the same time HFT is giving the 3/8 ratchet cordless free just buy the starter batter charger kit $99 was $110 out the door with2 year free replacement warranty $10 not bad don’t wanna bust them knuckles💥👊🏻

You did a good job. And also powder coating isn't the be all end all. For something like this paint is fine.

I just used a left over metal stand from my woodworking shop, fit well, just used a hook type bolt to bolt it on from the center bottom. And you are certainly correct, working with this unit at floor level is a PITA, but getting it up at waist level is so much easier on my 74 year old back! HA HA

“An ersatz mule for your fourteen acres….”

Any updates on this unit? How’s it holding up?

Go home Russians.

I have the exact same one it starts n runs great just wont move drive belt check two pulleys check i just dont know what else to check??

Planning on welding bars on a firewood conveyor to a set of chains.. will this work?

I’m confused why on all these website Lincoln says it will weld up to 1/4 inch but on the chart on the welder it only goes to 1/8 inch

Ford made over 500,000 of this series by far the best selling tractor of all time. Mine is a 1948 8N

I have my grandpa’s 1951 Ford 8N - that he bought in 1952. Restored in 2001. Today used mostly to run around town and haul the grandkids in the carryall. The more I drive it around the more I enjoy it 🙂

"what they doo doo" hehe. i couldn't resist. sub'd.

As an operator myself it would be a lot easier on yourself and the machine to take smaller bites with the bucket, in other words, take a few inches starting at the top and work your way down. Kind of like pealing an onion, one layer at a time. Also I'm not sure if it really matters much but it looks like the teeth on the bucket are on backwards?

You sound exactly like Joe Rogan. Also, good choice on the oil. Did my own oil change for the first time and used Super Tech advanced full synthetic 20,000 mile 5W-20 with Mobil 1 oil filter in a 2021 Ford EcoSport AWD. Warren oil just as good when changed regularly.

I know about that bucking ride when you hit the hard stuff. I’m enjoying mine, but it’s a project I hate. Things might get expensive. The light overall weight is one of the few detriments to this model.

Mine worked great until the swivel fitting developed a burr and cannot be machined out and wipes out the seal. They do not sell a replacement part at this level and it is now junk.

All easy repairs for pennies copaited to a new tractor.