I'll try to remember next time i'm in the garage but it's nothing fancy. These drop cloths are just the standard "absorbent" ones you can get at Home Depot/Lowes/Walmart, plastic lined on one side and cloth (like a paper towel) on the other. They come usually 9'x12' so I cut them into 4 smaller pieces and use a piece for a few months until it gets grotty. I always carry a few in the truck anyway. They're great to lay down if you have to crawl under your truck or camper to fix something, too - snow or ice won't soak through the back to get you wet, and oil or fluids you might spill don't land on the ground. Easy cleanup.Can you post a picture of this? Seems like a simple solution.
There is not one chance in 100 that would ever work again if I took it apart and tried to put it back togetherI haven't done this yet to mine but it seems like fixing the oil leak is relatively easy to fix, minus having to take the saw apart.
It made me dizzy watching that!There is not one chance in 100 that would ever work again if I took it apart and tried to put it back together
If I get one I will store it in an old wash pan/tray.
How do these do with high altitude and cold temps below zero? I had a cheapie electric that wouldn't work in the cold that kind of turned me off, but I have a ton of 20v DeWalt tools so it'd be nice to add to the collection.