In this video I will show you how to test the ignition coil. I will also show you how to make a home-made coil tester.
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Tuesday, December 13, 2011
What Is a Bucket Truck Material Handler and Why Would You Want One?
So, you were renting or buying a bucket truck (a.k.a. Cherry Picker) and offered a material handler? Of course it cost extra and you wondered if you would need one? The quick answer is, a material handler (abbreviated by M/H) is the part of the truck that was designed to lift relatively heavy objects to dangerous heights that aren't safe for ladders. Some types of jobs for bucket trucks that require the use of M/H's are; electric line-men, cable line-men, sign and light installation and repair, painters, arborists, and a ton more.
Why would you want to use a material handler? Lets look at some of the uses for them. Lots of line-men will need to take heavy transformers or breakers to the jobsite. For line-men, material handlers on bucket trucks make it much easier to lift the heavy equipment (inluding tools) to poles and wires. Sign and light repairmen have to lift heavy signs or breakable bulbs to heights safely, therefore, the need for a material handler is very high. Arborists usually implement a material handler to hoist equipment like chainsaws to a work site. For aroborists, jobs sites change frequently, they may need to use a material handler for holding or moving limbs, leaves, or as a crutch for limbs they are cutting.
When you consider all of the different uses for these handlers, you recognize that not all of the jobs require the same weight capacity. As a result of the variation in weights, cherry picker manufacturers produce different handlers with varying weight ratings. On average, M/H's have a 1,500 pound weight rating. Usually this is more than enough of a weight limit for the jobs mentioned earlier. Obviously, the more weight capacity the higher the cost of the equipment, so keep that in mind when renting or buying bucket trucks.
If you have any questions about carrying weight on a handler, or on cherry pickers, post to my comments and I'll reply as soon as possible.
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Thursday, December 8, 2011
Great States Corporation Gt 8' Crdls Pole Saw Cps40108g Electric Chain Saw
!±8± Great States Corporation Gt 8' Crdls Pole Saw Cps40108g Electric Chain Saw
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Green Thumb, 8', Cordless Pole Saw, 18V Ni-Cad Battery, 8' Oregon Chain & Bar, Adjustable Handle Length To 9' 6', Lightweight Fiberglass Telescopic Pole, Automatic Oiling Of Motor, Automatic Bar & Chain Oiling, Tool Required Chain Tension Adjustment.
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Saturday, December 3, 2011
Drywall Tools You Need to Keep in Your Toolbox!
It is essential that you have the right tools available to do any job, dry walling is no different. You need to have the correct tools so that you can complete the job. By having the correct tools you can ensure that your project is a success. drywall tools are quite easy to come by.
Basic Drywall Tools Needed
Tools needed:
- Trowel - You will need quite a few different trowel, a standard plaster trowel and a corner towel.
- Sander - using sandpaper with a block sander is sufficient, you just need to use it to flatten down the wall.
- Sanding pole - This is used to sand down hard to reach surfaces such as ceilings
- Drill - although any drill will do, a cordless drill is much easier to use. You can also use this to screw in screws easily. Choose a drill which you can use around your whole home.
- Tape measure
- Knife
- Square - Purchase a large T square so that it is very useful.
- Corner Tool
- Mud pan for mixing
You will also need some very important supplies, including:
- Paper tape
- Sandpaper
- Drywall sheets
- Screws
- Drop cloths
- Steel safety ruler
- Keyhole saw
- Nails
How should I work with Drywall Tools?
You can find a lot of tutorials to assist you with hanging drywall on the internet. You can also attend a number of different workshops at your local home improvement store. These classes are good options for people that have very little DIY experience. It's much better to take your first project slowly rather than rushing.
You should start your DIY project by making a simple sketch on a piece of plain paper. This needs to be accurate and you should do this by taking accurate measurements. When you work out how much drywall material you need you should order some extra in case you make a mistake. Also consider whether you need any specialist dry walling material such as green board.
You should normally start by doing the ceiling and then working on dry walling the walls. When you're doing the walls start at the top and work downwards. Keep the seams as tight as absolutely possible so that you will have a smooth and perfect finish. You should make full use of your T Square so that you can make accurate measurements. Accuracy is very important when doing any DIY projects around the house. Use your utility knife to score the sheets and then break them with your hands.
Once you have hung the drywall you should then use tape to cover the joints. Use your jointing knife to make sure everything is smooth. Smooth down the compound using this knife and leave it so that it can dry, it might take around 24 hours. After this time apply another coat and then wait a further 24 hours before adding the final coat and sanding it.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Chain Saw Sculpting - Up and Coming Art Form
Chain saw sculpting is rapidly growing in popularity. While the idea of trying to make art with a chain saw might sound messy, chain saw sculptors are proving that wrong, making beautifully detailed carvings and statues. Their representations can vary from small wooden signs to huge animal sculptures, totem poles and relief carvings.
For true chain saw artists, the process begins with, of course, the choice of chain saw. Some use gas chainsaws, while others might prefer electric or hydraulic saws. A person interested in learning the art of chain saw sculpting can find detailed equipment recommendations online, with some artists expressing fierce loyalty to one kind or another.
The other important decision that artists make is the choice of wood to be used. Most artists have a particular kind of wood that they enjoy working with most. Some like hardwoods like pine; others prefer the feel of softwoods, like cedar. Novices will want to explore different types to see which kinds are easiest for them to work with.
One feature that makes chain saw art truly unique is the ability of a skilled artist to carve detailed features with such an unwieldy instrument. For some, the secret lies in hand carving. On small areas, such as eyes, some chain saw artists resort to hand carving to get the detail just right. Others are purists, preferring to use the chain saw on every part of the sculpture. With the right technique, it is possible to make even the smallest features with a saw.
Some chain saw artists are able to make a living with their work. As the art form grows, more and more people are finding out about the beauty of chain saw art and are interested in buying it for their home. A person looking for a new and exciting art field will do well to explore the medium of chain saw art.
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Saturday, November 26, 2011
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Use Proper Lawn and Garden Equipment in Your Lawn
Lawns and gardens need upkeep, for which one does require taking help of lawn and garden equipment turning the job easier as well as faster. Individuals who love their lawns or their gardens, and there are numerous of them who do, love their tools too!
There are numerous different instruments and machines that a backyard or a garden requires so as to be maintained in a beautiful way.
Lawn Mowers
The first and the most important of lawn and garden equipment are the lawn mowers for doing horizontal grass cutting all through the lawn or the garden. Now it will depend on the dimensions of your lawn/garden which form of a lawn mower you'll want to be going for. If it is a small holding, walk-behind lawn mowers might do the job okay. They can either be push-behind or self-propelled ones; powered by gasoline, electrical energy or batteries.
If the lawn/yard dimension is medium, i.e., neither extremely huge nor significantly tiny, you could want to make an addition of riding lawn mowers to your stock of tools and equipment. A very powerful function to be kept in mind at the time of buying them is their hp value, generally in the limits 17 hp to 21 hp, which might be responsible for the velocity they do their job with.
If the dimensions of your holding still continues to be bigger, you may think of including a lawn tractor or else a garden tractor with a better horse power within the range of 22hp to 28hp to your lawn and garden equipment.
A robotic mower runs by itself and does not require human help at any level to operate.
Power Tools
Power tools comprise blowers, vacuums, chain saws, chippers, shredders, mulchers, edgers, hedge trimmers, log splitters, pole saws, pressure washers, string trimmers, tillers and water pumps.
Gardening Tools
Gardening tools consist axes, picks, machetes, bonsai tools, manual edgers, pruners, loppers, shears, rakes, hoes, saws, shovels and cultivators.
Plant Germination Equipment
Plant germination equipment consists ballast assemblies, germination kits, germination trays, growing lamps, growing lighting fixtures, growing lights, heating mats and humidity domes.
Watering Equipment
Watering equipment include faucets, hoses, nozzles, wands, sprinklers, timers, watering Cans, automatic watering equipment and rain barrels.
Sprayers
Sprayers are either compression sprayers or else they are often hose sprayers.
Spreaders
Spreaders are the tools to seed the crops in a proper manner.
Outdoor Carts and Bins
Outdoor carts and bins comprise carts, composting bins and wheelbarrows.
Plant Containers and Accessories
Plant containers and accessories consist of baskets, boxes, bud vases, cachepots, christmas tree stands, outdoor urns, plant hooks and hangers, plant racks, plant stands, planters, tree tubs and vases.
Garden Constructions
Garden constructions consist arbors, backyard bridges, garden stakes, gazebos and trellises.
Outdoor Power
Outdoor power would be arranged by portable generators, power inverters, rechargeable power supplies or renewable energy sources.
Pest Control
Pest control may be carried out by using insect zappers, pest lures, pest repellents, sprayers, foggers or traps.
Weather Devices
Weather devices are of many varieties like barometers, hygrometers, rain gauges, temperature sensors, thermometers, weather clocks, weather stations and wind gauges.
Snow Removal
Lawns and gardens would possibly require rapid snow removing throughout winters which may be finished with de-icers and salt spreaders, garden tractor and snow thrower chains, snow plows, snow blowers or snow throwers, snow rakes or snow shovels.
Outdoor Cooking
Outdoor cooking may employ grills, smokers, turkey fryers, barbecue tools and outdoor kitchens.
I will probably be reviewing the selected best out of the above-talked about lawn and garden equipment in my blog posts to come for the convenience of those who are excited by shopping for them so that they may get the best return on their investment and not merely work with it easily for an extended duration of time but in addition are able to love their lawn and garden equipment as much as they love their lawn or their garden.
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Sunday, November 20, 2011
Some Essential Gardening Equipment Every Gardener Must Have
Gardening is a hobby, which involves many tasks. For some who has turned this hobby into a source of income, the use of gardening equipment is necessary. The kind of equipment that you use depends on the size of your garden. If you have a big garden, you will need several pieces of equipment to get things done more quickly.
With the advent of technology, gardening equipment nowadays have become more advanced and adaptive to the needs of the changing times. Although not all gardeners can afford to have those high-tech gardening tools available in the market, there are at least some basic tools that every gardener must have.
Most of these are hand tools, which are used for cultivating like rakes, shovels, trowels, spading forks, and diggers. The list can still go on, but these are only basic tools that can help you prepare your garden plot for planting.
Other useful gardening equipments are power tools, which are more expensive than hand tools. Power tools are designed for heavy tasks. The tiller is one of the most essential equipment as it breaks up ground, cuts large debris making the soil ready for planting, and mixes fertilizer and compost with the soil.
If you cannot afford to buy a tiller, you can rent one since it is only used during preparation of the soil for planting. Other power tools also include garden shredders, chippers and chain saws.
Pruning tools are also essential gardening equipment especially if you have shrubs and small trees in your garden. For thinner branches of about 3/4 inch diameter, the pruning shears can be used and for branches of about 2 inches in diameter, the lopping shears is perfect.
If you have tall trees in your backyard, the pole pruners are used to cut branches as high as 15 feet from the ground. Heavy-duty pruning tools are the pruning saws and hedge shears.
Since one of the basic and most important needs for a plant to survive is water, you will also need equipment to provide water to your plants. The water hose is the most common gardening devices especially for large gardens. If you have only a small size garden, the sprinklers will do.
Gardening equipment is important in managing a garden. Even if some gardeners would claim that they enjoy gardening more doing the dirty jobs by themselves, they still need basic tools. If you were making money out of your garden, investing in gardening equipment would be worth it.
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
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Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Using the Right Tools for Your Landscape Work Can Make All the Difference, What Tools Will You Need?
There is no doubt that for the do-it-yourself landscaper as well as those in the trade, that good tools are essential, attempting any kind of work in any trade, requires tools, but the importance of knowing what tools you need is also a must, and landscaping is no different.
By you understanding some of the most essential tools used for even your basic landscape needs then you are one step ahead of keeping your landscape garden in the best possible shape, doesn't matter how big or small your garden may be.
Your tool collection can be split into two categories, general and specialist, your general tools are tools like wheel barrows, shovels, forks, rakes, crow bars, picks and mattocks, hoses etc. These tools are used for a large variety of tasks, and attempting to landscape without owning these would be futile.
However the specialist tools are job specific, and depending on the size of the job and the regularity of that work you might want to consider hiring the equipment necessary rather than buying. But, if it's a large job like paving a drive and patio for example, then consider buying a brick saw and selling it after the jobs complete, this can still be more economical than hiring one for all the cutting, just way it all up and decide, you may have friends who are attempting the same task you could hire it out to them etc.
Let's go through the tools you need for your lawn care, apart from the obvious of a decent lawn mower, you might want to think about wiper snippers, or brush cutters and edger's, these are available both in motor powered and electric, but also for those times once or twice a year hiring an aerator and a fertilizer, although a hand fertilizer is good to have in your collection of tools anyway, but a wheeled one for those larger lawn areas you could hire.
Then there is the garden, now apart from the general tools listed above there are some hand tools you will need as well. Hand trowels, hand forks, watering can, secateurs, hand sheers and pruners etc. There are some more specialist tools like the pole extension pruners/sheers and chainsaws, hedge trimmers and cultivators, these can all be hired when needed.
Building projects is another side to landscaping and will require a whole range of tools, more specialist but necessary if you are going to attempt the structural side of landscaping. There are the carpentry tools needed for the timber projects like decks, pergolas, timber walls and platforms, bridges, Gazebos etc. the minimum tools you will need will be the likes of power or hand saws, screw drivers, hammers, spirit levels, set squares, string line, markers etc.
The paving jobs will require the likes of vibrating plate for the compaction, brick saw, screeding tools, trowels, rubber mallet, marking pens, as well as a variety of the general tools listed above. It's the same with the concreting, you will need a variety of concrete trowels and floats, screeds, edging trowels, form wood and pegs, most jobs can be done with these but there are some larger ones that may need the pole floats and trowels enabling you to reach into the slab without going in on boards.
So in closing I'd just like to mention here that when you are considering purchasing any tool, the amount you spend and the quality of that tool must be relative to the amount you need to use it, if it's a tool you need to use very regularly, then you will want to buy a good one, one that is easy to use and is built well, if it's a tool that is used once or twice a season then the quality is not so important.
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Thursday, November 3, 2011
Remington RM1015P 10-Inch 8 Amp Electric Pole Saw
!±8±Remington RM1015P 10-Inch 8 Amp Electric Pole Saw
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Price : $98.10
Post Date : Nov 03, 2011 15:57:10
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This electric pole saw has a 15ft. reach capability with an adjustable telescoping pole. The 8 Amp motor drives a saw with a 10in. low-kickback bar and chain. Tool-less quick change from pole saw to chain saw. Aluminum inner pole for extra strength and control during extended-reach operations. Common Usage: Pruning and cutting, Operating Height (ft.): 15, Amps: 8, Chain Length (in.): 10, Bar Length (in.): 10, Shaft Type: Telescoping, Rope Length (ft.): 10, Switch Type: Trigger, Includes: 1 Pole saw
Monday, October 31, 2011
Poulan 952802360 8 amp 1.5 HP Electric Pole Pruner with 10-Inch Bar and Chain, Boom Telescopes up to 8 Feet
!±8±Poulan 952802360 8 amp 1.5 HP Electric Pole Pruner with 10-Inch Bar and Chain, Boom Telescopes up to 8 Feet
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Price : $104.19
Post Date : Oct 31, 2011 11:00:08
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This 1.5 Peak hp electric tree pruner is perfect for small cutting jobs close to your house or power outlet. This model comes with 10" bar and adjustable extension boom for extended reach. The pruner can be detached from the extension boom and used as an electric chain saw.
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