Farrell Equipment & Supply is where the pros go for construction equipment, concrete & masonry supplies, power tools, rebar fabrication, rental equipment, custom apparel & more since 1968. Stores located in Eau Claire, Appleton, Burnsville, La Crosse, Madison, Milwaukee, New Hope, Rochester, St. Cloud, & Wausau.
Farrell Equipment & Supply is a Wisconsin family-owned business that John Farrell began in 1968. We currently employ over 100 employees. We are a construction equipment and supply company offering professional solutions to contractors and building professionals. We carry top-of-the-line tools and equipment such as power trowels to finish concrete, compactors for compaction of soil, power tools, and ladders. For the supply end, we sell caulking, concrete patches, concrete sealers, decorative concrete supplies along with other related products. Go to FarrellEquipment.com to see our complete line of products.
Love ur products but it sucks that u guys priced out the average joe being able to afford ur products and as consumers we don’t want to have to pay for that high $$$$$ truck
When true craftsmen say "If you want top quality tools and willing to pay for it, get Dewalt. But if you want the best of the best and wants to pay a bit more than Dewalt, then get Metabo", you better listen because they know.
You ever have a problem with someone shitting in those things and they lock the top back on? I left it in the machine shed and one time I went to use it, that thing was halfway full. I picked it up and the first thing i thought is someone put it away without emptying and rinsing it out. I took the top off and DAMM!!! It stunk something terrible!!! The concrete stunk every time i used it that week and I bleached it out every day! There were a few other instances where there was some shit in the bottom. Not like someone took seven shits. But maybe just one shit. NEVER ANY TOILET PAPER!! I reckon someone is worried about clogging it up. I tell ya, the cameras are goin up soon!
I own two of these miserable pieces of crap (model K760's). I bought them based on the good performance of a friend's Husqvarna chain saw. There is a design flaw in the throttle mechanism that keeps failing. The water mechanism plugs up constantly. The muffler fell apart on one that has been used only minimally. There are other problems as well. Two local authorized dealer service departments near me are worthless. I have owned and operated other manufacturers 14" quickie saws that run practically trouble-free. I had a glimmer of hope when Husqvarna told me they would fix saws free of charge. I shipped them to their Olathe, KS service center as per factory rep instructions. I waited ninety days while begging for some communication. They finally responded with estimates to repair saws including an engine kit for one- at my expense. Wish I had never purchased.
So I picked up a pair of these 5ah batteries to go with a weed eater recently. About an hour ago my sweet daughter threw one of them into the clothes washer. It went through the whole cycle submerged. :/ now when I press the battery test button the lights flash two at a time alternating. Is the battery toast? Could it still work if I let it sit for a while to dry out?
@@Thereal111t Thats great, I just ordered a two pack from the Home Depot, they had a sale for 179.00 for the 6 amp hour. I have always had good luck with Home Depot. Take care
There are 5 wire options readily available; TW1061T (Standard and cheapest), TW1061T-EG (Electro Galvanized), TW1061T-PC (Poly Coated), TW1061T-S (Stainless Steel), Made in the USA TW1061T-USA (Standard / Red, White and Blue Box) and special order at this time TW1061T-USAPC (Poly Coated).
Kind of wondering if you guys have plans for a robot end-effector... I saw your stand-up version. Mate up a CNC rebar bender (like: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-K8NStnz-P9Y.html ), a few placing robots (robots are coming on the resale/aftermarket for <$20K/each these days), and a tying end effector (or several), and you have a fully robotic wire panel plant capable of continuous production. Could go from CAD to finished product in hours not days or weeks.
Bought this after having Chapin sprayers for years. Took it too my first job and couldn’t get the top to lock properly and thus it wouldn’t pressurize looks like the slits cut for the top to lock are not even so it won’t lock. What a joke save your money buy another sprayer
@@Panda_J1 I have no problem with mine, where the handle fits into the slot to tighten the top down when turning it clockwise, if you wind it all the way out anticlockwise, then try pushing the top down and turning it to fit into the slits, once you have, then tighten it back down clockwise... problem solved.
