Tools you have bought/want to buy feedback thread

[Ben-e-boy]

One day Milwaukee will put decent non slip chucks on their 18 v drills.

Their chucks are pretty weak. But they take 5 minutes to swap out. I replaced mine a couple of weeks back

[MB]

Our new work ride on slasher finally arrived today ready for a 2021 customer workout



As a duty of care I insisted on testing it at home to make sure it’s fit for purpose

Ripper little thing, AWD with a rear diff lock seems to go up and down anything I threw at it except my nemesis....Agapanthus on #1-Low


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[Maxhead]

Crikey What a beast Mark.


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[MB]

It’s truly an insane little thing Krisso Mate!
Almost too good climbing and descending I fear it might take some users beyond their limits
Found its weak spot down a gnarly drop though, needs tubes not tubeless



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[Ben-e-boy]

This is part of my Milwaukee setup in the work ute. A reciprocating saw, 2 grinders, jigsaw, drill, impact driver, 1/2 in rattle gun, and heat gun. All these have been used and abused. Not shown is a Vacuum cleaner, Rotary hammer drill, multi tool, router and blower.
I also have a whipper snipper at home.

The batteries on the left are hanging off those Ebay battery holders. I have 3 x 4a/h, 5 x 5a/h, 6a/h, 8a/h and a 12a/h

The lone battery on the top right corner plugs into one of the Ebay 3D printed power adapters and it powers the lights I have set up in the canopy

The tools are hanging off some Bunnings stuff that is lasting longer than I thought it would.



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[Winnie]

Maybe late to the party but this supercheap "engine cleaner gun" is fantastic. Filled with degreaser and sprayed under engine bay, drivetrain and all rubber parts have come up nearly as good as new, certainly much cleaner than I have ever got it all before.


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[MB]

Merry Christmas Eve Legends
Have any of you Patrolstars kindly got some tyre repair advice pretty please
Have managed to firstly this morning poke a rusty old bit of fencing wire through the rear slasher contraption larger tyre and successfully patched it with this mini wheels Slime tyre kit:

A few hours later found a sneaky laying star picket hidden in some blackberries and pierced a little front tyre with a triangular shaped cut now.
Added some extra Slime goo in to assist the round wick being an irregular cut not a hole but will still only hold to a max of 10psi I keep finding out there.

Any tips or sneaky tricks would be greatly appreciated!
Many thanks
Mark



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[Winnie]

You wreck shit!!

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[MB]

Yes, yes I do Chrisso Mate
Swear these tyres though have rare earth magnet self steering linings


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[rusty_nail]

Get a tube mate, a bit of bending wire is one thing but a star picket... There ain't no coming back surely?

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