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Going to be installing baseboards and repairing cabinets so I will be interested in renting the following
Cordless Angled Finishing Nailer
PASLODE®

Safety Requirements: Always wear eye protection. See operator's manual.

* Drives 3/4" to 2-1/2 .16-guage angled finish nails
* Tool-free depth-of-drive wheel with probe indicator
* weighs 5.3 lbs with battery

i'd rent the electric breaker and finally demo that annoying slab of concrete in the back that the previous owners had a kennel on.

I would rent a 20" Gas Chainsaw. I have a tree that will probably not make it through the summer. It would be nice to cut it down (maybe make some turning blanks) and make use of the space for something else.

I'd rent the compound miter saw. My father and I used his miter saw to quickly cut moulding for around the windows and the floor. Adding moulding around the windows really spruced up my parents home and I'd love to do the same for mine, and this is definitely to tool for the job.

I'd rent a hardwood flooring stapler as I just sent the flooring crew "home".

Drywall lift! I'm getting ready to do some ceilings, and my current drywall lift is not enthused about helping me any more.

I would rent the Wood Floor Edger, so that I could get rid of the big bump left in our wood floor by a previous contractor.

I would rent the Wood Floor Edger, so that I could get rid of the big bump left in our wood floor by a previous contractor.

I think I'd check out the 5,000 RPM compound miter saw because I believe I could use that to install crown molding.

And btw, today is my birthday!

Carpet cleaner my carpet need help.

The Bluebird 4 hp lawn aerator sounds like a deal to help save some water and get some fertilizer down to the roots. Besides Home Depot is closer by 12 miles round trip which gives me more time to aerate.

I think the 2 man post hole digger looks like what I would need to fence in part of our yard. However, part of our yard is some sort of solid rock, not granite or anything, more like sandstone or something, but rock none the less, so I am seriously considering renting something like the electric breaker to 'dig' holes in that part of the yard.

the miter saw for a hardwood floor i'm planning on laying down.

That plate compactor would go a long way towards making my paver pathway and patio this spring.

I could use the 2000 psi pressure washer to start rehabilitation of my small decks. Also, I live in a pine forest, which means I get dusted by pine pollen about this time every year. The facades of the house and garage could use power washing as well.

I'd rent the hand held post hole digger. I've got a metal guard rail on the side of my alley that's falling over cause all the posts are rotted out. I'd use it to dig new holes to sink some 8x8 posts set in concrete to hold up the heavy metal guard rail.

Electric Breaker
Makita®

Safety Requirements: Always wear eye, ear and foot protection, safety helmet and safety gloves. Vibration caution: equipment should not be used continuously for long periods. See operator's manual.
Breaks up concrete slabs, floors, sidewalks and driveways
1,100 Blows / Min (BPM)
Easy to operate switch for operator comfort and control
Lowest noise level in its class at only 107 db.

This is the firts tool i need to start my project on removing our square pathway. to make a curvy one. to make it look more appeling.

The Two Man Hole Digger looks like just the ticket to set posts for that new fence I need to build. Old posts all rotten out and aren't going to last much longer.

I just got done doing a massive overhaul of the down stairs, put in new floors.
I started ripping up carpet on the upstairs, revealed some pine floor that is in decent shape. I would rent the clarke wood floor edger to fix up the hallway floor.

I would rent the Vibratory Plate Compactor and compact some crushed stone in my barnyard... it just keeps getting too muddy in there.

I'd rent the ditch witch trenceher. I'm going to need to run some electrical cables and a telephone line soon.

Probably the 32-foot ladder. I live in a row house and have no space to store one, but I need to do some exterior work (repointing brick, removing paint) this spring.

I'd rent the trencher. I have to install a french drain system to take care of some serious flooding in my yard. My neighbor's driveway is about 4" above my grade and all of their water drains straight into my yard. I'll have to install about 200' of drain tile, and plan on going down to about 24" to collect as much water as possible.

16 HP PRODIGY
MULTI-PURPOSE VEHICLE

I need to grade a drive, put in a garden, plant some fruit trees, perfect.

Sounds like a great promotion!

I would rent the 2000psi pressure washer. Spring just started, and it's about time to clean and brighten up the siding.

I think I could use a rear tine tiller for the weekend to get that rogue garden started in the empty lot next door.

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