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I'm looking for a undercounter fridge and freezer for my garage

Basic requirements it must work at 86+ degrees, and have long term reliability

What would you guys buy? (No residential junk!)

I'm Looking at good used units, new too expensive for me!

Greetings everyone, I'm an a/c installer. I'm looking to get a used refrigerator and freezer for my garage, I'm looking at the TRUE tuc-27 and tuc-27f.

Some of these units have a sticker saying...

+ 1 trillion

+1 & for less $ sometimes :couch:

Nice idea of adding those two words, sure made this thread disgusting very quickly! :gah:

The last time I had it weighed it was at about 8700 minus a few tools at the time so I would guess I'm about 9000 lbs now on a chevy express 2500

I never really thought about weight & tires, but...

Hi everybody, here's the story I paid almost $700 for trailmark ht tires less than 30,000 miles ago & they're already down to the wear indicators :censored::censored:

I'm wondering if anybody out...

Is this like the "check me" program? :couch:

I've got the same van i'm gonna hit 70k next week i've only lost a water pump so far how about your's? :hijacked:

2005 chevy express 2500 4.8, 10 mpg if i'm lucky but it does weigh 9000 lbs.:couchhide:

Tubing cutter gets an A even though the gear on the side needed a piece of my finger more than me :eek2: 2 out of my six batteries are bad but under warranty, my mini sawzall went bad after a lot of...

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sounds interesting hope you get the pictures up!

Looks like a plumber has been there :eek2:

That union is not gonna help with getting the door off :eek2:

Get the sawzall we're putting the ladder in the truck :pileon::playing:

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Exactly drop the protection for a laptop and have a space for a organizer and lower the price to a little higher than the xl not alot higher :couch:

is veto still wandering the forums?

I think we need a middle of the road area for pictures of jobs that aren't great, but are safe and functioning correctly,

What do you guys think? :anyone:

Did you accidentally post this in the wall of pride? :eek2:

I really like the electrical strap holding the lineset ::DD:

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Could be but I know for sure they have different salesman at least in my area.

And the klein guy is refusing warranties now because of the massive amount of claims , while the greenlee guy takes...

Nails :gah: oh those things carpenters use ::DD: I don't have one nail in my van, but if I did I'd be using a hammer on it :couch:


Thanks for the laugh :pileon:

Are you trying to say klein is not made in china? :couch:

What is it with people using metal blades for plaster? you get a couple feet and you have a flat blade :eek2:


Plaster blades are for plaster it even says so on the box :couch:

What do you do about the massive cloud? :eek2:

I bought the makita 10.8 first, returned it the next day serious lack of power, but all mini impacts i've tried suck lots of noise not much power

The milwaukee 12v screwgun kicks ass!! :couch:

I wouldn't buy the v28 set again killed the drill, warranty rebuilt i'm buying makita 18v next time not the little one as poster above has, (there not so good on power) :couch:

As far as power goes not really much difference just a lot slower than 18v or bigger, my milwaukee 12v will drive 3" screws no problem, but if price is your concern get the ryobi 18v the blue one not...

I can't see one thing done correctly there :eek2: , other than it heats water

Looks like they took a low boy out and put in a standard, :couchhide:

The hardhat will save him :cliff: kind of like that.

It's in the headline (it's hard to see :eek2: ) spk1

Good statement, but people still have to learn the difference between the two :det:

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I learn something new everyday thanks!


Is there a reason or code that you don't use galvanized pipe? :couch:

The only things i see wrong are no electric disconnect, and the thermostat wire in the same pull box would not fly in my area :couch:

Other than that nice job! :pileon:

Fixed it, :playing::playing::munching:

Since we are talking wireless what about a wireless thermometer? :eek2: :pop:

little giant!

scroll down to "new ladder from little giant" thread good stuff there! :eek2:

The hammer and screwdriver installer, he damaged his screwdriver beating the hole in for the thermostat wire (now covered by massive lump :eek2:) that he couldn't tighten the screw in the disconnect,...

Doesn't sound like much of a training manager :eek2::tussor:

hilti blades for plaster/drywall 1 blade per job i'll never use a wood or metal blade for plaster again! :payattention: :cliff:

Good find :eek2: , looks like they were trying to hide it? :couchhide:

Is that black steel gas pipe? :eek2:

It's not on the website a lot of the stuff in there stores is not on the website

and it's not always in stock or it might be hiding on the top shelf you gotta look around, good luck :couch:

Key words in red, he sells equipment and what's that stuff behind them? oh tools!!

A micron gauge being required by many manufacturers & not being carried by a supply house, that says it's an item...

Harbor freight is great for all kinds of crappy tools! if it's just basic hand tools look at the commercial electric stuff at home depot they've got a bucket bag there for I think $89 it's got a good...

They have gone to crap! even there new black handle ones I have them all, and I am fortunate enough to own some of there original ones and there great!

I've been looking at the sk brand :anyone:

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I gave up on irwin products after I flattened the teeth on their channel locks, but that wrench looks nice! :eek2: might have to give it a try :playing::playing:

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