Recent content by hayhauler71

Most 5/8 or 3/4 hoses i found have the brass ends with a 1/2 inch opening. kinda like having 3/8 air hose with 1/4 end fittings.

I picked up this one today and will give it a try.

Yes i have hot and cold in the garage. When it hits 45 degrees outside and i use cold water the hose i have is like winding up lead pipe

I live in Minnesota and use my water hose in my garage year round. What drives me to drink is when it's cold you can't coil the hose back up. Can anyone recommend a hose that can coil up at 50 degrees. I want the best and price is not of concern. Thanks in advance.

https://www.toolsource.com/fuel-transfer-tanks-funnels-c-370_797/funnel-buddy-funnel-holder-storage-system-p-94286.html i use this one very happy with it and is always clean

I bought mine brand new $200.00 free shipping from Knox lumber. That was 28 years ago plus.

https://dannmar.com/shop-equipment/oil-drains/the-manspace-line-oil-drain.html This

No I do not sorry

under hood light storage. So it is clean when needed and not full of shop dirt

my two mac boxes with custom top

Honeywell TH5110D1006 . https://www.supplyhouse.com/Honeywell-TH5110D1006-The-FocusPRO-Non-Programmable-Digital-Thermostat-Premier-White-4087000-p?utm_source=bingad&utm_medium=sku&msclkid=4e01cc5bd9641805c9f3901c8a336611

Here are some I rescued from my dad

I have the offset set also in very nice shape

Looking for your expert advice on some wrenches my father handed down to me. He worked in a service garage from the early 1950 and worked on his own cars till 1980. I sure would like to know the make of these wrenches but do know they are made in USA. Wrenches have a P code and numbers on the...

In older homes with plaster use a strong pocket magnet on the plaster and you will find the studs. they use tons of nails to install the lath.