Why???So you have to hunt for your keys too?
I do not believe the black corrugated piece is a handle cover. I do believe it is shipping material to protect the end of the shaft during shipping!It should have been removed before the shaft was mated with the motor housing.
Day 11 I did a little modification to my weedwacker. See the black corrugated sleeve right behind the loop handle? I'm not sure why the Stihl people put that thing on there like they did. It is roughly on the balance point. Good for carrying the tool, right? Wrong. The weight of the motor is above the centerline and the sleeve is loose on the shaft. When you pick it up, the motor flips upside down. Suddenly, at that. I slid the loop handle and sleeve forward. Then I wrapped duct tape around the shaft and forced the sleeve back into place. Now it fits tight and you can't see where the tape is either. The tool is running and working, but this fall I think I will take it back to the shop. It is doing a couple of things that it shouldn't. No point in taking it in now and letting them put it in a rack somewhere for a couple of months. While the weeds are still growing. Best wishes, G [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ]
Powernoodle Day 12(Image removed from quote.)I've been enjoying my NexTool S11s, but the Squirt is just a little smaller and mo better on the keyring and in the pocket.
Day 11My wife is short. Often, when we go out, she complains about the straw being too long. Well, my dad made sure I knew how to handle that. When I was a little kid he would trim the end off my straw at McDonalds (probably so I wouldn't knock it over) and let me use it as a french fry scoop. Here's to family, old and new, and having the multi to help them.
Luv me that yard art! The colors are so vibrant!
Corn dogs are the best! We used to have a Corn Dog stand here, but it's been gone for awhile.