Recent content by 64cheb

I have used my beams for dirt and small street bikes, but I have 3 Handy air lifts I usually use. Sooooo nice. ***** that they are leaving in a week. I will be making a bike bench soon though. the biggest thing I have hung in midair was a Harley Ultra Classic, and My lifts were full with 2 Saxon...

Those are really nice for working on Harley Evo and TC engines, I can pull the top end on some without pulling the tank. I do not use it to break them loose, since they are a bit more delicate. Those are getting hard to find around here, my Sears never has them.

Steel wool usually gets my old Crafstmans and Armstrongs clean, I've done it on every tool I find on the side of the road or in my junkyard.

I use a brass hammer, a ball peen, Xacto knife, and my trusty crusty Craftsman sockets. I can replicate gaskets for just about anything. I am a Motorcycle mechanic by trade and work on old cars as a hobby.

I am a Diehard fan of Proto and Vulcan tools. They have never broke on me. I usually look for older Craftsmans though. I have a Craftsman 1/2" & 7/16 combo box from the 50's that has not broke, my other one did, the Sears guys let me keep my old ones and personally sent me new ones. I wish...