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Old R12 A/C charge adaptor. If I remember correctly it allowed you to put the fitting on your gauges and the (nut) on the charge port on the vehicle. Might have also served as a no loss or minimal loss of Freon while disconnecting. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I like the 2 answers, of 1 relocating the rear axle to center the wheel of the new bed and cut off the rear overhang (only good if the rails are straight with no kick up). 2 centering the bed to the current configuration and mounting a box, welder or sleeper between the cab and bed. (Could...

Thanks OP. Iam in for the 60

I think it was the lime green Snap on ratcheting screwdriver.

I dont recall every loosing any thing ( that I remember). I have found a blue pearl mini snap on screw driver under the dog house on my old motorhome. It must of came from 1 of the 2 dealers I had warranty work done at. I found a 10 in Proto cresent wrench in a old bug I got for free. I did...

Those turned out nice

That is a nice space

Picked up 3/8 & 5/16 clevis hooks for 0.75 &0.99

Thanks for the info. I just orders some adjustement screws. Awhile back I ordered some spring off of ebay for a good price

I bought a valve guide bit from snapon. Works on air cooled VW

I am always on the lookout for these things these last five picked up from three different vendors I have a total of $28 in all 5

I like the garage door spring idea. I need to come up with something next time I use it.

The support was under there because I did not have it bolted to the floor. Now it is on a truck rim and tire so it is moble. Idont know what the holes are for. I have a 1 in and 1.5 die. I dont use those holes

That is the place.

I have a set up on my JD2 just like the first picture link you show of the swag kit I like the second kit it looks like t has a return spring that's the only downside of the 1st set upis you have to pull it back. It works wAy better thAn doing it mAnuAlly it is A little slow but I'm not using...