Recent content by GreyOwl

After the work you put in for the socket, just grind a taper on one of your old drill bits and done!:D

Looking fantastic!! Glad I don't have to keep it clean and spotless!!

How about a sliding gate opener? I don't really know but just throwing another idea out there.

If you bolt it down, a rubber pad underneath along with another rubber pad between the leg and the nut. Think like a shock absorber stem mount with isolation on top as well as the bottom.

I always wondered why they put black tape or a sign or something over the machine names even though they were the show sponsors?

we're going to get a lot less work done now that this forum started!! :ROFLMAO:

It also looks like it needs a replacement screwdriver :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

The relief valve on my gas water heater goes into the outside wall and exits on the sidewalk along side the garage. It has been that way since the house was built over 20 years ago.

great job for an oscillating tool.

Rivet a patch as stated above then spray it with Flexseal!

Exhaust looks great!! Any chance you have new fuel tank mounting straps? Those look like they have seen better days!

This cable has jumped a groove throwing everything out of whack.

“Precision” machine work there🤣

Almost too pretty to use!

Since your shaft bearing plates are bolted to the horizontal rail instead of being riveted, you should be fine removing it. I would add a mounting plate to attach the bearing plate to the vertical mount just to prevent it from twisting.