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Thank you very much for your support.

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I agree with you, but it will be much harder if it is used for bridges and with a more vertical hand.

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great, may it last as long as possible.

@@diyertools I'm sure it will last a long time 👍

any type of technical oil, it is important that it is clean. sae 10w40 you will never fail, in stores they sell special oils for chain lubrication

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Fully open the chuck: Rotate the chuck counterclockwise until it opens completely, allowing access to the retaining screw inside. Identify and remove the retaining screw: Inside the chuck, you will find a screw that secures it to the spindle. This screw usually has a reverse (left-hand) thread, meaning you need to turn it clockwise to loosen it. Use a suitable screwdriver to unscrew it. Detach the old chuck: Insert an Allen key into the chuck and tighten it firmly. While holding the tool steady, strike the end of the Allen key with a hammer in a counterclockwise direction to loosen the chuck. Once loosened, unscrew the chuck manually until it detaches completely from the spindle. Install the new chuck: Manually thread the new chuck onto the spindle, rotating it clockwise until fully tightened. Reinstall the retaining screw, remembering it has a reverse (left-hand) thread, so tighten it by turning it counterclockwise.

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For the INGCO GHPW2003 model, proper engine maintenance and responsible use can significantly extend the overall lifespan of the device. The internal lubrication is designed to withstand normal operating conditions, so with proper care, it can be a reliable choice.

The INGCO 20V Lithium-ion Fast Intelligent Charger FCLI2001 has an LED indicator that shows the battery charging status: Flashing Green: The battery is currently charging. Solid Green: The battery is fully charged. Flashing Red: The battery is overheating. Solid Red: The battery is faulty and needs replacement. This charger has no memory effect, so batteries can be charged even if they are not fully discharged. It also features a battery protection design that safeguards against over-discharge, high temperatures, or overload, thereby extending the battery's lifespan.

NGCO doesn't specify the exact number of charge cycles for their batteries, lithium-ion batteries typically maintain about 80% of their original capacity after 300 to 500 full charge-discharge cycles.

The Makita GA9050 angle grinder has a continuous input power of 2,000 W and reaches a no-load speed of 6,600 RPM

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it resurrected this year, believe me

approximately 7-8 kw during work

why do you think so?

do you have this device as well? how do you think

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thanks for the advice, what is beneficial I will implement.

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sure, it still happens

I agree, it's an excellent choice! Have you discovered any other cool features so far?

Thanks a lot for the advice! I'll make sure to stick to the recommended thickness, I don't want to risk ruining it. 😊

he also managed very well

should I change it? ))

how many amperes is the battery?

maybe you are doing something wrong? I am very satisfied

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at 2 Ah approximately 30 minutes at 4 Ah it is double

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Check the Hose Connection Type: Ensure your garden hose has the standard 3/4-inch fitting, which is typical for pressure washers. Some pressure washers require a quick-connect adapter, so check the pressure washer’s inlet to see if it has specific connector requirements. Inspect the Pressure Washer Inlet: The GHPW2003 should have a water inlet connection for a garden hose. Make sure there’s no debris or obstruction in the inlet, as even a small blockage can make attachment difficult. Use a Quick-Connect Adapter: If the washer’s inlet has a quick-connect style fitting, you may need a compatible quick-connect adapter for your hose. This adapter is available at most hardware stores and can make connecting and disconnecting faster and easier. Check for a Rubber Gasket or Washer: Your garden hose should have a rubber washer in its fitting. This washer creates a tight seal and can help prevent leaks or slipping. Replace the washer if it looks worn or damaged. Try Plumber’s Tape: Wrap a little plumber’s tape around the hose threads to create a tighter fit if you’re experiencing leaks or a loose connection. Avoid Over-Tightening: Hand-tighten the connection firmly but avoid using tools to tighten, as this can damage the threads or fittings, leading to leaks.

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