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Sep 25, 2024
I'd mistakenly ordered this instead of t...
I'd mistakenly ordered this instead of the heavy-duty version I was accustomed to. These lightweight chaps are better suited to covering up nicer summer shorts for lighter gardening & housework; the heavy ones are good for brush cutting.
That said, I'd recommend these to home maintainers working outside.
Feb 14, 2019
Great old-stock at 90's prices
This is an older-production run of the current run of Walthers Cornerstone Series wing walls, made out of a plaster-cast material. It gives an accurate look of concrete made with rough-board forms, as was typical of pre-50's era abutments used for replacing older structures or making new ones associated with grade separation.
This particular product arrive in its original packaging (surely 20 years old at this point) and shows no sign of damage from its shelf life, as it can not rot or deteriorate in any way except if physically damaged due to the potentially brittle nature of plaster castings.
It's worth noting this is just a pair of wing walls; it does not include the abutment upon which the bridge would rest. For a typical single-span bridge you'd require two pairs of these wing walls AS WELL AS a pair of matching abutments.
May 26, 2020
Inexpensive upgrade to protect old tools in storage
Caps replace the commonly lost black (or green) Ryobi part included with attachments for your weed-whacker. They fit on the top of the bottom attachments, covering the hole from dirt and giving you a plalce to hang by.
I find that the loop for hanging is a bit thinner than I'd prefer. While adequately strong for hanging most tools by, they don't feel reassuring with the heavy rotor-triller, and I'm not sure if the plastic may become brittle by winter.
I do recommend them as an inexpensive replacement if you lost your original caps (or bought second-hand equipment), as they are far cheaper than OEM. I would recommend for field use they consider a more vibrant color so they don't go missing as easily when changing tools outside, like maybe red plastic. I painted mine with plastic-safe spray paint.