Yeah, it looks like all of their Double Action Only internal hammer models don't have the lock, including the 340 & 640. Too bad they don't do that with their shrouded hammer models.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
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Yeah, it looks like all of their Double Action Only internal hammer models don't have the lock, including the 340 & 640. Too bad they don't do that with their shrouded hammer models.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
Got a cheap, drill powered, Double Headed Nibbler. Ordered it this morning at about 1:30 am, arrived today. I posted about one of these many months ago, then a few months later posted about how I needed an easier way to cut sheet metal, but didn't connect the two.
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WeatherTech ramp for loading/unloading beasts in SUV. Top notch piece of equipment.
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Interesting design.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
Not too steep to climb, traction provided by "grippy" rubber instead of sand paper, sturdy and doesn't move when dog on it.
Single 6' ramp too steep and "grit" used for traction tears up dogs feet when slide on it.
Read the specs on the website. Rated to support 300lbs. Impressive.
Those are some beasts.... [Coffee]
Instructions unclear. Hit head on top of van when riding motorcycle into the back. Ramp collapsed. Might have punctured spleen. Please send help.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
Sorry but Darwin needs to count coup too.Quote:
Originally Posted by CS1983
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