I just saw a car take a lap at Richmond Va, with a Dewalt sawzall dragging out of the right rear quarter.
I wonder if it wore through the battery? It was hanging by the blade.
Snork.
Parolee # 40835
I just saw a car take a lap at Richmond Va, with a Dewalt sawzall dragging out of the right rear quarter.
I wonder if it wore through the battery? It was hanging by the blade.
Snork.
Parolee # 40835
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that was the new power booster
Looked like it still worked when got back to the pit. I just rewound the DVR and saw it again.Parolee # 40835
sounds like DEWALT ought to be using that for advertising .shoot them a email with the details , maybe they will give you something for the suggestion
I dunno about that, it wasn't thier car, it was sponsered by Yellow Freight.
Woulda been good ad if it was the Dewalt car tho' LOLParolee # 40835
It was their sawzall though.
might be worth more money than you think, might have been the dewalt team sabotaging yellow freight.