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He Fixes Rechargeable Batteries On Power Tools
Mike Kellett, Sublette, Kan.: “When the rechargeable batteries on a power tool go bad, I take the tool apart and solder a coiled cord to the contacts inside the handle. I have a one-way plug in my pickup bed that’s connected to the battery, and I also carry a garden tractor battery with the same plug to make it more po
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He Fixes Rechargeable Batteries On Power Tools FARM SHOP Handy Hints Mike Kellett Sublette Kan : “When the rechargeable batteries on a power tool go bad I take the tool apart and solder a coiled cord to the contacts inside the handle I have a one-way plug in my pickup bed that’s connected to the battery and I also carry a garden tractor battery with the same plug to make it more portable A fully charged battery will last for days of hard use I’ve found that 12 14 16 and 18-volt tools all work well on automotive 12-volts “I use my leaf blower constantly in the shop to dry spills sweep in hard-to-reach places clean out combines and tractor cabs blow dirt off clothing dry paint and even to discourage stray cats and other varmints that wander into the shop I also use it to dry out wet boots and to pull noxious fumes away from me when welding galvanized steel ”
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