Talking about the plastic fr 20 min lol.

Gasket is on the thermostat

Good idea

My OzCharge RescueMate was put to the test today. First up, the battery died in my Harley Davidson 103 twin cam (1690cc). All I got was a 'click' when I pressed the starter button. So I grabbed my RescueMate, connected it to the motorcycle battery, but the battery level was not sufficient to charge the RescueMate, so I connected the RescueMate to my car, waited for the RescueMate to charge up and to my surprise, the RescueMate actually started the Harley Davidson engine. I have 2 super-capacitor jump starters; the OzCharge RescueMate and also a KROAK S320 (higher capacity). The KROAK S320 defintely does a good job, but the alligator clamps on the KROAK are rather mediocre quality and I'm actually expected them to break one day. The OzCharge RescueMate's alligator clamps are definitely much better quality. The main thing to know with the RescueMate is to understand the sequence of steps when using it. The first time I tried it on a Harley Davidson, I wasn't able to get it working, however that was my fault. Once I applied the right procedure, the RescueMate did the job. It's a good feeling to be rescued by a mate.

Nice vid

How heavy is the load?

Do you know where to get a external charger for this unit?

that's actually simple af and it looks superbly effective, noice

Did you bleed the system after? If so, how?

Ours has been running every day for over 20 years and is still going strong and the pressure tank is not rusty !

Gasket goes around thermostat for those who are doing it

Bad volume level. Hard to hear.

I bought this set a long time ago with two batteries. the NiMH batteries died and I finally got around to doing something about it. Instead of taking the batteries apart and replacing the SubC batteries with new NiMH cells, I chopped the bottom off of the battery pack and attached a Dewalt battery adapter and now it runs off of removable Dewalt LiPo battery packs. I had to leave enough space in the handle for the electronics so the height isn't quite right. It's slightly too tall to fit into the battery bay on the cabinet part so I just cut out the bottom section of the cabinet where the battery goes and now it all works fine. The Dewalt battery 20V packs charge to 20.5 volts which is still well within the capabilities of the motors in the tools. The motors themselves can run as high as 36 volts. They're not proprietary. variation in the charging of the NiMH batteries can wander up as high as 20 volts or so, so there's a wide margin of error to play with. The electronics in the tools can handle it. Even the light. The batteries don't charge in the Power8 cabinet anymore so I don't plug it in. They charge in a standard Dewalt 20V battery charger. The Dewalt batteries are 5000 mAh which is WAAYY better than the original batteries 1500 mAh capacity.

maybe heat it for a while with multiple flames

It’s $50 what do you expect

What's it look like now?

At $30 for a 250gram jar of shellac flakes, plus $5 for a litre of Metho, plus the dye, it works out cheaper to buy commercial Dykem or Dymark layout blue.

I want to find out i tested my power 8 workshop poles to see the voltage output of the charger, my multimeter fluctuates between 10 and 25 volts is that normal?

The volume is super low on this.

Like cycling glow plugs 2 or 3 times on cold day to help a cold start, could ‘cycling’ that capacitor into the battery BEFORE trying to start help? Charge, run,repeat 2 or 3 more times THEN try to start.

Would the thermostat be able to cause a vacuum issue for the radiator hose?

Probably would’ve worked if the motor was warm otherwise you need the bigger unit

Thanks

Purple pvc primer works pretty good too.

Ok so I had the two original PowerHandle batteries that came with the Power8 Workshop. Plugged in to charge after being outside in both too hot to cold temps, only the power symbol came on. No digital display or background light. So I simply plugged in the second battery to the secondary charger & now the one in the main dock is fully charged. Will swap them over & should have two fully charged back to life from the dead batteries.

Technically

I'm thinking French polish (used for wood finishing) with blue or black dye added should work. French polish is spirit and shellac already mixed.

its $42NZ from supercheap auto

researched on Bunnings site and found it has a work-light, switched on/off by holding the power button for 3 seconds

Is it good for scraping?

What is the blue part? Where can it be purchased in US?

Any final update? I think I might try this but need to buy the I beam - or is it a D beam or rectangle?

Looks very neat.

I bought a Power8 After using it for a couple weeks as a table saw The battery came loose Now it no longer works Even when it's plugged in you still can't use it as a table saw drill press or jigsaw Call the company and I've got nothing but the run around saying someone's going to contact me this is going on for a month I Facebook the company There is no post from this company for several years If you look at profiles of people who work for power8 It says former employee So basically this companies going out of business And they will not stand behind their products

good review i spose but instead of just turning it this and that in your hand you couldve used it to show it in action while your talking

I want to make it... but it sounds too technical 🥺

Thanks for the review. I have a few power X change tools and have been really impressed with them for the money. I need a new glue gun so will see if I can pick one of these up.

Thx for the video. Do you know if it has an auto off battery save feature? Can that be turned off?

I have a similar pump and want to fix it

Hi, can I communicate with you about the water pump

I purchased this amongst other Toolpro 12V tools, I've found it to be very good value for money. I also suggest purchasing quality Dremel brand cutting discs and dies to get the most from it.

A small 12 volt jib would be much easier. Especially if your doing this frequently. Not everything will have wheels

Did you spray paint the bottom?

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Not a bad effort for the basic model.

Good day everyone I get same problem and what I found the issue is cooling fan it’s gift alarm to the circle so you can charge the Battery so if you want fixed you should be check the board and remove the fan To start charge or replace the fan thanks all

Where do i buy that bearing?

I came across this odourcube lately and it is a must system to have, at least in terms of keeping yourself healthy... odourcube.com

Good diy tool! Thank you for idea. Keep going!)

nice movie