San Diego doesn’t have a football team anymore
I still say Redskins too. Force of habit
And what are the Cleveland Indians next year? Or is that 2023?
San Diego doesn’t have a football team anymore
Yep , same here. I ALMOST miss the smartest guy in the room, who copied most of his answers to questions, off other sites, like nobody here realized that.Hey I resemble that remark
Well, what would one expect from a team of Foreskins?? My hopes are dashed this year...They always seem to snatch Defeat from the jaws of Victory...
I still say Redskins too. Force of habit
And what are the Cleveland Indians next year? Or is that 2023?
I think the spread in that game was the biggest for Washington since the cheerleader scandal.Well, what would one expect from a team of Foreskins?? My hopes are dashed this year...They always seem to snatch Defeat from the jaws of Victory...
Still I bet the gas ones run longer
I have my collection of Dewalt cordless tools. I use and abuse them constantly.
And they say i bait people hahaYep , same here. I ALMOST miss the smartest guy in the room, who copied most of his answers to questions, off other sites, like nobody here realized that.
And they say i bait people haha
I use A bare hook when I troll.And they say i bait people haha
Not really anything of importance.I missed something.
Love my Milwaukee tools. And for most homeowners, a battery powered weedwacker may be sufficient. But I hardly see them as equal to gas power. How many $100 batteries would a landscaper need to have charging every night?Nah... the ethnol kills them
But seriously. I have a Milwaukee M18 tool kit and a couple of the high capacity batteries. One battery runs Sawzall, Skilsaw, impact drill all day cutting sheets of plywood and 2x4s for small-ish projects. Without getting into the whole environmental impact of lithium extraction.... it's cool not to have to string extension cords or drag a generator out into the back 40.
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My gutter installers here run Dewalt and have a couple extra batteries for each driver and 3 or 4 chargers lined up in the trailer. It really depends how they are used. The landscapers would go through batteries pretty quick. Most of the tools are constantly running not like the gutter guys running in some metal screws. My Worx lawn tools are 20 volt. The standard batteries are 2.0 a/h and are light and handy for trimming bushes or at the end of the pole saw as long as I don't need it too long. I have a big 4.0 a/h battery that lasts a very long time on the leaf blower or string trimmer. A couple chargers keeps them ready to go. Likewise, drills always take more battery than a impact tool.Love my Milwaukee tools. And for most homeowners, a battery powered weedwacker may be sufficient. But I hardly see them as equal to gas power. How many $100 batteries would a landscaper need to have charging every night?
Love my Milwaukee tools. And for most homeowners, a battery powered weedwacker may be sufficient. But I hardly see them as equal to gas power. How many $100 batteries would a landscaper need to have charging every night?
I'll have to pay attention
Now thats fishing with live bait.There’s a certain poster that is basically the class know it all. Claims to have all this knowledge and skill but when you read his posts enough, you realize it’s copy and paste from Google or Wikipedia. Or even other posters.
he no longer posts in here and I won’t name drop him. But he’s still around. In fact, I wouldn’t be surprised if he pops in after this all , and acts butthurt.
No that’s fishing with dynamiteNow thats fishing with live bait.
Let it go Chris.
Shows a charge but couldn't handle a load.