All I see there are tools for right handed people.....where are the tools for lefties ???
? That 10mm looks like it has more mileage than a taxi!
Yall wrongies can bring your own tools. ?
Just think, when you can't find your 10mm not a problem now. ?These arrived just now…..
Thanks to @subquark and @airline tech , my next posting in the “What are you feeding your Ranger owner tonight?” will feature a can of Friskies.
Spendy? Yes, but these look like they’ll be a useful addition to my tool bag - not just for my Ranger but for so many other things.
Awesome! I loved (LOVED) them for doing toilet bolts (tmi?), much easier than a crescent wrench (sooo hard to keep repositioning it, oh my god, life can be sooo hard at times) and no marring of the nuts (I hate it when I mar my nuts, ouch).These arrived just now…..
Thanks to @subquark and @airline tech , my next posting in the “What are you feeding your Ranger owner tonight?” will feature a can of Friskies.
Spendy? Yes, but these look like they’ll be a useful addition to my tool bag - not just for my Ranger but for so many other things.
Yeah, but now your a target for the rest of us looking for 10mm wrenches!
Duke, I can tell that you like many others of us are charter members of 5g...These arrived just now…..
Thanks to @subquark and @airline tech , my next posting in the “What are you feeding your Ranger owner tonight?” will feature a can of Friskies.
Spendy? Yes, but these look like they’ll be a useful addition to my tool bag - not just for my Ranger but for so many other things.
https://www.rei.com/product/208257/garmin-inreach-mini-2?color=FLAME REDWe are getting further from civilization more often. Considered a cell phone signal booster. That would have been tied to the truck. The real want was to be able to text (who makes calls?) and access emergency services if needed.
The Garmin Inreach Mini 2 checked the most boxes. These little guys are a spendy piece of gear though. Fortunately, these went on sale all over the place for Black Friday.
This is pretty cool Dan. Does it have a touch keypad or do you just pair it to a phone or watch and text from that device? If it’s on the paired device, do you just text as usual or do you text through a Garmin app on the paired device and the inReach sends and receives the messages?We are getting further from civilization more often. Considered a cell phone signal booster. That would have been tied to the truck. The real want was to be able to text (who makes calls?) and access emergency services if needed.
The Garmin Inreach Mini 2 checked the most boxes. These little guys are a spendy piece of gear though. Fortunately, these went on sale all over the place for Black Friday.
Something to be aware of with these is you need to "see" the satellite for it to work. If you are in heavily wooded area, it may not get signal. Same would go for valleys, mountains, caves... We had one with us on a remote fishing trip over the summer and someone would have to stand on the rocks at the edge of the water, away from the trees, to get signal. Sometimes it took 30 minutes.We are getting further from civilization more often. Considered a cell phone signal booster. That would have been tied to the truck. The real want was to be able to text (who makes calls?) and access emergency services if needed.
The Garmin Inreach Mini 2 checked the most boxes. These little guys are a spendy piece of gear though. Fortunately, these went on sale all over the place for Black Friday.
This one works paired or stand alone. No touch screen, just a few buttons on the sides. Kind of tricky to use as a stand alone, but doable. What’s interesting is an inreach device can message another inreach device directly. You maintain the functionality of no cell phone is paired or has service, or if the battery dies. Also better mapping when your cell phone is offline.
