Recent content by CADjockey

That adapter is exactly what my end game is. Well done finding that! After shipping and tax, it looks like it is $62 and change. I had found an old 6-pin square female connector (the colors of the wires are not matching current 'standards', but the location is correct) and a 4-pin flat make...

The 4-pin flat will plug into a 7-pin round adapter that I already have for the truck. I just need to have some way to use the wiring on the trailer. For whatever reason that is using the 6-pin square. Up to this instance, I had never seen one before. It is built into the trailer frame, so...

Good Evening! Just a quick question. It has been a while (long time) since I have had to do any kind of wire splicing. I am rewiring/making an adapter cable (6-pin square plug to a 4-pin flat plug) for a recently purchased used trailer. The trailer has a 6-pin plug but no electronic brakes...

Good Evening! I am not sure if there is a good place for something like this... If there is someplace better, please let me know. I was recently given a box of metal 'stuff' that contained a lot of rusty tools. Among everything else, was this axe head. Of course, I did quite a bit of clean-up...

That is awesome to learn. Thank you guys! If there is anything specific I need to look at /photograph to narrow the date down better, please let me know. Silly question - Who is Jeff?

I checked GJ while I was inside grabbing a drink. Ran back out and took a couple of pics of the jack. I am using it, so forgive the worksite appearance. I did not see any patent dates or numbers. No model number either. Just the 'HANDYMAN' name.

Good afternoon! I was out pulling up T-posts this morning, and I was using the same jack that I remember using pretty much all my life for various things around the house/farm. I have seen much more modern ones attached to all sorts of 4x4s, and especially jeeps lately. Well during my post...

Awesome! Thank you four.cycle! With your assistance, It did not take me as long, :)

Ok. so I am a recently joined member, but this was the first time I had seen this thread. Back on the first page, @bczygan was asking about Marbles camp axes. (I cant seem to figure out how to do quotes yet) I did see a few examples shown ( I haven't had the chance to read the entire 28 pages...

Good looking MK2! Its not one of the very first ones (those are stamped on the blade), but a nice one to have. Camillus designed that knife, but Union Cutlery (who owned Ka-bar) made more of them. USN and USMC were only made during the WWII era. In 1945 all government contract were cancelled...

I am going through some of my text books from college and so far I have some that I am looking to get rid of. Just on the off chance, I am posting them on here. If you have any interest at all, please say something; because I am not going to bump this, and simply chuck them in the trash. These...

No markings at all. Which is partly why I never placed much value on it. I use it fairly regular. This past weekend even. Ararat, NC? We are all but neighbors! I am in Mt Airy.

I inherited this old screwdriver from my dad. I cleaned it up, but I could not help but notice the octagon shape is far different than a lot of the screwdrivers shown on this thread.

I do apologize for the silly question... What resource(s) do you guys use to date the tool? Thee date code on my wrench is H-2-1. I would be more than happy to look it up, but I am not finding much in the way of the information I am looking for. Being this is a 'S' and made in LA, I think it...

I have been watching this thread with keen interest. I have an old (1908 from the serial number) upright piano that I need to do something with. We have not found anyone interested in buying it and no one in the family wants it. At this point, I am planning on repurposing several parts of it...