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I need Wheelbarrow or wagon. Are there any quality brands I should shop around for?
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stealie72 posted:I lost it in a divorce, but my favorite was a big rear end Jackson contractor wheelbarrow. I really like steel over poly because I abuse the hell out of barrows (throwing logs, stones etc) and don't mind the extra weight/cost. Solid tires are a must. Yeah, I'm leaning towards a metal bin over poly. Thanks for the input everyone!
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Apr 23, 2018 15:00
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I've got Ryobi stuff and while I understand it's not the most powerful, I've found it super convenient. I have the drill, circular sander, weed whacker and blower. The blower is really weak and the only one I'm not pleased with but the others are great. Disclaimer I don't do a lot of DIY stuff. Interested to hear what others think too because I was planning on getting a reciprocating saw this weekend.
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Apr 26, 2018 18:19
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I used my new Ryobi Brushless Reciprocating Saw this weekend to break down a junk wood pile that the previous owners had left in a corner of the yard and to build a carpenter bee trap and it was great. Now I want to destroy everything.
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May 7, 2018 12:59
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My greatest shame is I don't have a flat work surface. I bust out two wobbly DIY saw horses and a big piece of warped plywood and pretend I am making good wood things.
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canyoneer posted:Now what am I going to do with 5 of these? please contact me my email is
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TwoDice posted:Well, guess I now own a Ryobi track saw. Which one specifically? Also I've been telling my wife yes, we definitely need a bigger miter saw to do the next project, so this may be the moment to strike.
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