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Thank you 🙂I actually like this grinder and been using it a bit more than expected. I need a rack to hang them now.

This saw really worked well and its one of the best purchases from Harbor Freight. I think the branches I cut were bigger than recommended but it ate them up.

I was surprised to see all the accessories that came with the grinder especially the extra battery. I believe I got a good runtime off 1 battery compared to my other grinder. I use my corded Dewalt grinders most of the time but for remote locations or a quick jobs these are nice additions to the tool box.

Scrap yards tend to supply most of the parts and metal I use at no cost. Actually I dump my plasma table scrap pieces and I trade for equal value material.

Check my channel for the diamond plated rocket stove, that's a better design, or at least it looks better.

Thanks, this was a project I wanted to complete for a while and finally can see the finish product.

I had no clue there was a lighter model till about 4 months after purchase. Honestly the grapple works great, I lift heavy stuff all the time. The advantage on the KG60 would be allowing the loader to lift about 100lbs more. I haven't seen one side by side to see the build quality or material thickness either. Currently I have zero issues unless you want to count paint chips from me lifting rocks, metal pipes and concrete culverts. I actually tried to lift a 1200lb concrete culvert, actually 6 culverts lol. If I lost this grapple I would buy the same one.

This unit works great and believe there is a bigger or newer model available. I use this plasma cutter the most and I have about 10 machines. The Hypertherm Powermax 45 was my go too machine but now its just collecting dust. The Primeweld Cut 60 is also a powerhouse and attached to my CNC table. The Arccaptain is light and has the right power to cut the material I toss at it.

I am not familiar with the rattle can version, are they similar to the cans that have a separate chamber for the catalyst/ hardener? I would like to own a C10 pickup but hard to find any project vehicles around here. I tend to always explain or show my errors so others can learn and avoid throwing money away. We have radios on some towers at work but most our towers are 80 ft and the rentals have our equipment at least on the 450ft mark. I use an arial lift / manlift for the 80ft towers and that's about all. Thanks for stopping by and good luck on your project.

@@cutweldngrind I would call your local U-POL dealer, or look online at their official website. I have been researching to note what is best practices and works together, write down or print TDS papers. I believe they have a product that is 2k. Maybe not, but 1k is what it's called across other lines as well. But the Eastman Type product is theirs and another company cannot infringe on copyrights or intellectual property.

There might be other versions of this machine then. I actually switched to a cub cadet and haven't had a single issue. Thanks for stopping by.

These have been the cheapest quality magazines I have ever bought. I tend to only put about half of the capacity when I use them now.

@@cutweldngrind ya they suck Gonna try and print a new follower. Any idea where to find the stl?

Thanks. This was the first grate I designed and think It came out decent. Thanks for watching.

The vise works great but my current truck don't have a hitch now. Any vise will come in handy for any DIY person for sure. I work with 2 to 4 inch pipe so one for pipes would be very handy. Thanks for stopping by.

Most of the T-Post I have removed are between 12 to 16 inch's into the ground and this has worked great. The video was for demonstration only but the tool is excellent. Thanks for stopping by.

The heat might be to high on the grate and since chicken takes along time it could burn it. I usually do steaks on a cast iron skillet.

We've had a few trucks carrying turbine blades lately as some turbines lost blades in the mild wind we got. I was offered a job as a tech but the pay was not there but would like to go in a tower.

When I removed the seat I was able to find several skittles and M&Ms. I was not able to move forward enough and think a cable or track was getting stuck at the time. Last week I replaced the radiator and the external fuel relay again. Lets hope for 2 more years on this 2013.

bend it back and weld it up, it will be fine. good opportunity to sand it down or sandblast it then give it fresh paint too. mine is due for the same treatment.

I am pending some upgrades to my bucket still: D-Rings, Hooks and maybe a receiver tube. There used to be tons of oil field pipe around here but its mostly dried up and what's available is very expensive.

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I've been so tied up and barely noticed its been 3 weeks since upload. My plan was to add some hard facing like you mentioned. We had some rain and the brush is easily yanked if caught between the teeth for sure. I got some carriage bolts just need to install them later next week to keep the blade in place. I put about 10 hours before the blade fell off due to missing bolts. Thanks for the suggestions.

You and me both! I still have not made time or found time to try it out. I walk outside every day and see it there but one day I will get it going.

Yes it does. We had some rain and the brush really gets yanked out now. I am still pending the bolts that I will install mid next week.

Thanks. I've wanted one for a while but was unsure if it would work for my needs. I did try it on compacted road base material and did well.