How have we managed without these tools?

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Alan H
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How have we managed without these tools?

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The Chainsaw would be especially useful as I need to trim the apple trees before they start to blossom. Very economical to run - I like economical.
The hose/cord combo and 18v cordless hammer look just the jobbies!!!
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Where do those multi-tool pointy probes go when you are doing a paternity test? :shock:
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Post by Fritz500 »

That first tool can be used for synchrofusing synthetic toggle bearings. :D That alone is gonna save me a couple of hours a week. :up:

Does it come in a left handed model like my hammer and screwdriver set I bought from them?


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