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For sale is my Snap on Tool Box. The model number of the box is KRA4813DPCM which does not come up on the snap on website. The model number that replaced it is KRA4813FPBO if you want to look up specs. 40" wide x 20" deep. It has been a great box I just need to upgrade. Asking $1100 for the...

I have a throatless Shear from harbor freight that has served it's purpose very well. Probably one of the nicer harbor freight tools you can buy in my experience. The one drawback now is that they have discontinued the replacement blades for it. I have been searching here and other sites for a...

cleaned inside and out of pipe with emery cloth then used flux on the fittings. the fittings bottomed out so i know they were far enough in. used this torch from the H/D http://www.bernzomatic.com/item.html?id=12 I have read about the bread thing but i have the fittings on there now so i am...

Wife and I closed on our first home Friday. Built 3 bed 1 bath built in 1980. wide single car garage with additional storage shed. NO HOA(thank god!!). The fun began almost instantly. moved in Friday afternoon right after closing and had the drains backup after wife and I took back to back...

took the last bolt out of a 4l80 torque converter after seperating the engine and trans on the shop floor. Not thinking i had my hands at 12 and 6 postions. that torque converter messed my finger up for a while when it came down and smashed my finger against the concrete floor. Just was not...

"monster beam . How to get it up?" I have nothing productive to add to this thread other than ******?

I love my matco pro series box. I agree with alot of guys on here when they say the quality is higher. you can tell a major differerence in the construction. One reason I did go with my matco box also is becasue my matco dealer was always great to deal with. Sometimes price is not everything...

Alot of bins already have a frame for a door that is flat. For windows, you may be able to section a grain bin door frame and make it smaller? EDIT--You are going to want to check out this link. Should get plenty of ideas here http://countryplans.com/smf/index.php?topic=8122.0

You can pick up some blue point pretty reasonable also. just a thought.

If you can get the old one out but cant drive the new one in, then the rubber one with the bolt is definately the way to go for temp fix.

hmmmm...my brother in law is stationed at ft benning and will be coming home on leave soon...

I am doing a 62 unibody currently but this tread is awesome. The ecoboost is an amazing engine and putting it in a slick is great.

hex sockets, regular sockets, a tail pipe expander form the zone to name a few