Milwaukee Transfer Pump: What Is It Used For & How Long Can It Run On One Charge?
The Milwaukee transfer pump is a pretty specific tool used for a specific purpose. Here's what it does and how long it can run on a single charge.
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How Long Do Ego Batteries Typically Last And Can They Be Left On The Charger?
Ego batteries are hefty pieces of equipment to help power your yard tools, but is there a maximum amount of time they can last? Here’s what you need to know.
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Nissan Revives The Hardbody Style With New Frontier, But One Detail We Can't Get Behind
Nissan's new Frontier Pro Hardbody harkens back to a favorite pickup truck of the 1980s. But with this just-announced version, there's one thing we don't like.
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5 Of The Best Rain-X Alternatives You Can Buy (According To Users)
Your vehicle's windshield is vital for keeping you safe while on the road, but it's important it's clean. Here are five Rain-X alternatives to consider.
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What Are The Plastic Strips On Truck Wheels For?
If you have ever seen those plastic strips leading from the wheels of a semi-truck or tractor trailer and wondered what they were for, here's your answer.
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What Are The 3 Phases Of A Missile Strike? (And How Long Do They Typically Last?)
It's tempting to think of a ballistic missile's flight as one long arc. But missile strikes can be divided into three parts, each with a usual range of lengths.
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What Do The Six Stars On The Subaru Logo Mean?
Subaru has been releasing quality vehicles for years, but have you ever wondered what the six stars on the logo mean? Here's what you need to know.
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WD-40 Vs. Penetrating Oil: Which Should You Use To Loosen Parts?
WD-40 and penetrating oil are both helpful when dealing with rusty fasteners, but how do they work and what does penetrating oil do better than WD-40?
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Why Do Ships Measure Speed In Knots?
You've probably heard the term "knots" relating to the speed of a ship, but where did it come from originally? Here's everything we know about it.
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Why Do Military Submarines Have Sails? Here's What They're Used For
You wouldn't expect it, but military submarines have sails too, but they're not used for what you might think. Here's the real purpose of the naval feature.
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4 Top-Rated Portable Smart TVs For Entertainment On The Go
If you're on the go but want to still be able to watch your favorite TV shows on a sizable screen, these portable Smart TVs have you covered.
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What Are The Metal Rods On An Airplane's Wings Called And What Do They Do?
You might have noticed the metal rods that airplanes have on their wings, but do the pieces have a name? What are they for and how do they work?
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Milwaukee M12 5.0 High Output Vs. 6.0: Which Battery Should You Get? (According To Reviews)
Milwaukee's 12-volt power tools are capable, durable, and versatile. How does the M12 5.0 XC battery compare to the newer M12 6.0 battery?
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What Are The Hooks Next To Car Grab Handles For?
There are plenty of little doodads inside our cars that might be a mystery to drivers. Here's how those small hooks near your car's grab handles should be used.
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DeWalt ToughSystem 1.0 Vs 2.0: Are They Compatible & How Are They Different?
DeWalt's ToughSystem storage containers come in two different versions, 1.0 and 2.0. Are they compatible with each other, and what's different about them?
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Why Do Some Cars In Alaska Have Electrical Plugs?
If you've ever been in the northern US, you may have noticed electrical plugs on cars. These are actually not for charging, but to combat the bitter cold.
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Harbor Freight Helmets: What Kind Do They Sell & How Much Do They Cost?
Helmets are vital for protecting yourself while working, and if you want a quality product that doesn't break the bank, here's what Harbor Freight has to offer.
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What Should You Do If Your Car Hits A Power Line And Stalls?
Hopefully, it never happens to you: Your car is disabled due to contact with a power line. While getting away seems obvious, it's not the best course of action.
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How To Charge A Car Battery Without A Charger
Even a gas-powered car needs a working battery to power the electronics and crank the engine. Here's how to charge your battery away from a charger.
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Why Do Woodworking Benches Have Holes? Here's What They're For
If you've ever seen a woodworking bench, you may have noticed a row of holes drilled into it. Those are there for a very specific purpose to help wood workers.
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Why Do Semi Trucks Have So Many Mirrors?
Semi trucks have a lot more space to cover with their mirrors, but it seems as if they have multiple ones very close by each other. Why is that?
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Why Don't New Cars Have Physical Handbrake Levers Any More?
The physical handbrake lever used to be a common feature in every car, but lately they've been replaced with push buttons. What caused the change?
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Every Tool You Need To Change A Car Battery
If your car battery has died and you need to replace it, you'll want to make sure you have the right tools and safety equipment on hand first.
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What Makes Car Windshields Different From Other Windows?
Early cars didn't even have windshields, but modern ones have specially made glass designed to keep you safe. How is auto glass different from regular glass?
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Nintendo Switch 2: Price, Release Date, & Everything Else You Need To Know
Nintendo finally took the time to fully reveal the Nintendo Switch 2 and all it's new improvements, alongside additional accessories and a slew of new games.
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How Do The Brakes On A Commercial Jet Work?
Even though a jet will spend the majority of its time in the air, the vehicles still need a way to stop when it lands. So, how do the brakes work?
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What Does It Mean When A Pilot Says 'Heavy'?
If you've ever listened in on ATC communications between the tower and planes, you might hear the term "heavy." Here's what that means (beyond the obvious).
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