
Pressure Washer Gun with Five Nozzles
This short spray gun puts brass internals behind your hose line to rinse wheel wells and blast dried mud off the rocker panels.
The bay, the driveway and the bench along the wall. Cars, metal, grease and the one outlet by the door.
70 pieces land here, drawn from 6 shelves.
The garage is the one place outside the house with a grounded outlet and room to work. That is why the welders and the pressure gear live on this page.
Most garage tools compete with a car for the same square footage. Wall hooks and flat cases are the difference between a workshop and a maze.
Grease, brake dust and road film get on everything. Tools meant for this room wipe down rather than needing careful handling.
Foam cannons, wash brushes, handheld vacuums and the small tools that get a car clean inside and out on a driveway.

This short spray gun puts brass internals behind your hose line to rinse wheel wells and blast dried mud off the rocker panels.

Grease zerks hide behind steering knuckles and tractor linkages, and this kit puts the right tip on the end of your grease gun.

Coupler set with six hardened jaws, an angled adapter, and dual-spring hose that threads onto your standard shop grease gun.

Thread our locking coupler adapter onto your grease gun hose to clip securely onto stubborn zerk fittings without holding the tip.

A locking coupler that grabs zerk fittings firmly so grease goes into the joint instead of spilling down your arm.

Grit gathers in the seams of the seat cushions and along the console floor where a shop hose will not fit. This small hand vacuum pulls it out.

Keep your jumper cables, tow strap, and washer fluid from sliding across the cargo floor on every turn.

Grit gathers in seat seams and under pedals faster than anyone sweeps it; this small vacuum lives in the door pocket to grab the mess before it grinds in.

Roll this washer under the frame to rinse winter salt, packed mud, and road grime without getting down on the wet asphalt.

This black handheld unit pulls grit from car floor mats, blows dust out of dash vents, and packs a seatbelt cutter into the handle.

A cordless car vacuum in blue gray with a brushless motor, three power levels, blower nozzles, a belt cutter, and a glass tip at the base.

A folding cordless vacuum in black that pulls grit from car floor mats, blows dust out of vents, and packs down small for the glove box.

A folding blue hand vacuum that pulls crumbs from seat seams, blows grit out of dash vents, and charges from a cab USB port.

Gravel in the floor mats and sawdust in the console meet a folding silver vacuum that slips into the glove box.

Grit in the car tracks and dust on the dash clear out with a handheld motor that pulls dirt, blows vents, and packs into the glove box.

Silver motor body pulls sand from floor mats, blows bench dust out of deep grooves, and reads remaining battery on a small screen.

Gravel in the floor mat seams and sawdust in the console cup holders tuck away when the handle folds flat.

A folding silver hand vacuum that pulls dried mud from footwells, blows dust out of vents, and tucks into the door pocket.

Grit in the car seat seams and dust packed behind the dashboard switches get lifted or blown clear by this olive green cordless hand vacuum.

Two outlets on one brass body let you soak the truck in soap then flip straight to clear rinse water without swapping wands.

Hot pressurized steam loosens dried floor mat grime, greasy door jambs, and kitchen tile without added solvents or sprays.

Hang this folding step right over the rubber when you need to wash the middle of the windshield or strap gear to the roof rack.

A cordless orbital buffer with two batteries and a stack of pads so you can work a hood or a fender without dragging an extension cord across the driveway.

These four ratchet straps pull their own webbing back inside the housing so loose tails do not flap against the tailgate or knot in the bed.

Cordless dual action buffer with foam pads and wool bonnets, built for working paste wax or light compound across a hood without trailing a shop cord.
Listings that ship two pieces together: a welder with the rods or the helmet it needs, a garden cart with the kneeler or the trimmer that works beside it.

A handheld stick welder in gray finish, packed with a starter bundle of steel rods so you can strike an arc right away.

This small stick welder packs along a starter bundle of steel rods so you can start running beads on iron or carbon steel without an extra trip.

A handheld stick welder packed together with a supply of general repair electrodes so you can strike an arc right out of the cardboard carton.

A compact gray stick welder paired with a pack of general purpose rods for mending steel gates, brackets, and yard tools right out of the box.

A portable stick welding unit boxed together with five pounds of carbon steel rods for quick repairs on gates and brackets.

A handheld welding machine bundled with a pack of low-carbon steel rods for fixing iron gates and garden trailers right at the bench.

This small orange stick machine packs with its own pack of general steel rods so you can strike an arc right out of the crate.

The blue stick welder pairs with a bundle of rods in one box, ready for broken brackets, gate latches, and mower deck cracks on the bench.

The small stick welder and a darkening hood packed in one carton, ready for a broken gate hinge or an iron bracket on the bench.

A handheld stick rig packed together with an auto-darkening hood, ready for cracked mower decks, iron pipe, and sagging gate latches.

This small stick welder packs along with an auto-darkening hood and a bundle of low-carbon steel rods for the shop bench.

A portable stick welder bundled with a pack of low-carbon steel rods and a true-color viewing helmet ready for the garage bench.

A small stick welder and an auto-darkening hood packed into one case, ready for the broken gate latch and the mower deck crack.

A handheld welder packed with a supply of electrodes and a small starter bundle of low-carbon steel rods for the shop bench.

A portable stick welding unit packed with eighty starter rods and a two-pound supply pack so you can make repairs right out of the crate.

This handheld stick gun packs enough electrodes for several seasons of gate repairs, broken mower decks, and rusted bracket work.

A portable handheld welder packed alongside a darkening hood and rods, so the whole setup sits ready on the garage bench in one box.

A handheld stick welder in orange paired with an auto-darkening helmet and a pack of rods for repairing ironwork right on the bench.

A small blue stick welder packed together with a true color viewing helmet and starter rods for broken brackets and gate latches.

A handheld stick rig packed with a full bundle of general steel rods and a true color view helmet so the job can start at the bench.

A small stick welder packed with an auto-darkening hood and a bundle of rods so you can strike an arc the day the box lands.

Two small stick machines in gray and blue keep one ready at the bench and another in the trunk for gate latches and iron repairs.

Two handheld stick welders in gray and orange pack into one box, giving you a pair of compact arc guns for gate latch and angle iron repairs.
Small stick welders, torch heads and the gear for joining, heating and freeing metal in a home garage.

Smooth general purpose steel electrodes that strike quickly on AC or DC and leave light slag that chips away with a wire brush.

These general mild steel electrodes strike easily on smaller home welders and leave a smooth bead across awkward joints.

Thread this torch head onto a small gas cylinder to start the charcoal stack, sear meat on the grill, or heat frozen garden soil without matches.

This handheld torch threads onto standard fuel bottles to light lump charcoal, start campfires, and preheat steel right on the bench.

Melt reinforcing staples straight across cracked bumpers, lawn tractor hoods, and split buckets without dragging an extension cord across the driveway.

A handheld stick welder with five dialed output steps for tacking scrap iron, fixing broken brackets, and running short beads at the bench.

A handheld stick welder built around an inverter core, sized to carry out to the gate hinge or the trailer tongue with one hand.

A handheld stick welder with a built-in gun grip and dial adjustment for quick farm gate repairs and bench work.

This small orange stick welder runs off a common outlet, starts an arc without sticking, and sits on the shop bench without taking the whole top.

A handheld stick welder that runs off a standard household outlet for quick repairs on gates, brackets, and farm iron.
Tillers, trimmers, blowers and hand tools for turning packed soil, clearing a bed and taking leaves off a gravel drive.

Clears wet grass off the driveway, pushes light snow, and dries the hood after a wash without a cord trailing behind.

A compact blower that pushes grass off the porch, dust out of the truck bed, and wet clippings off the walk with variable air speed.

A compact battery blower with variable throttle for clearing the porch, moving wet mower clippings off the concrete, and chasing dust off the truck bed.

Two batteries and two interchangeable nozzles give you continuous blowing power for moving wet leaves, drying body panels, and sweeping the drive.

A cordless blower with two swappable tubes for sweeping wet yard trash, clearing the shop floor, or blowing standing water off the truck.

Long tools stop leaning in the corner and roll out to the bed where you are digging, all in one load.
Work lights, headlamps, hooks and storage pieces that turn a dark corner into a place where you can find things.

A dipped steel bracket that takes the saw off the floor and holds the wrench beside it on the shop wall.

Telescoping tripod light with three folding panels, a magnetic base, and enough battery to run through the evening or charge a phone.

A folding tripod light with three adjustable panels and a small remote to change brightness from under the hood or across the driveway.

This light stands on its own legs, breaks down for the truck bed, and throws light from three folding panels right where you are working.

A folding tripod light with three rotating panels and a small remote for when you are under the hood or across the dark driveway.
Only 1 piece off this shelf lands here. The rest of it sits on its own page.
A garage is two rooms pretending to be one. Half of it belongs to the car, and half belongs to whatever broke that week. The tools on this page cover both halves, which is why a foam cannon and a stick welder end up as neighbors.
The car side is mostly cleaning and access: foam, brushes, a handheld vacuum, a light that clings to the underside of a hood. The repair side is metal and fasteners: a small welder that runs from the wall, a torch head for a seized nut, a grease gun with a coupler that does not fight you.
One number sets how hard a tool pulls, the other sets how long. Also the part most brands skip: our packs are not one family.
What a 110V inverter and a box of E6013 will and will not do in a home garage, and how to keep the breaker out of it.
Thirty identical holes, drilled once. How the jig sets centers and edge distance, and the order that keeps a run of doors matching.
Answer two questions about what is in front of you and the finder points at the shelf that handles it.