Wow, I just realized I spent almost an entire afternoon at the office reading this thread. You are one ambitious dude.... I wish I had 1/10 of your space......Keep on rebuilding/restoring!!
Stared at the empty space that used to be occupied by my cars. Lost my 64 Plymouth, 64 Olds 98 convertible(in the family for 46 yrs) and my camper in a fire at the winter storage facility. :sad:
Replaced the vent control solenoid and fixed a broken wire in the drivers door harness of my 04 Impala. Oh, and boosted my wife's van after she left the interior lights on overnight
I sent a rigid drill, charger and battery in to the repair shop for testing and had the new battery in a week. No questions asked. That was in June 2012. I have used Dewalt, Rigid, Milwaukee, Makita and Bosch. My father had a Walmart Powermax 18 volt for almost 10 years before the charger gave...
I usually buy power tools at home depot, and sockets and gear wrenches at Cdn Tire. I only buy the Maximum line at Crappy Tire though, and I have Mac or Matco ratchets that I bought off this site. I have found over the years that Power tools are not much cheaper in the US than I pay here. I go...
Up here where I live, The guys usually gather in the kitchen. It's closer to the food! None of my buddies have garages either. I spent yesterday teaching my 5 year old how to pass a puck on the lake and the evening working on my sled in the garage.
I spent about 20 years in the survey industry in Canada. I take offense to the above comments. Surveying is like other professions, There are definitely some that are crooks and there are a lot of good honest ones too. It's not just just a 2 or 3 week course to get a license. It is a full...
Honda 5518 4WD, 4WS, front and rear Hydraulics and PTO at both ends. 46 inch dozer blade, 46 inch mower and 45 inch front count snowblower. Dandy size for what I need. Also have a 47 Ferguson TEA 20 and a late 40's Ford 8N, and a 1969 Ford LGT 100.
I have the Rigid combination set and a couple of extra Rigid Drills. I would buy it again in a heart beat. Lifetime service agreement rocks. Haven't needed it yet. Makita or Milwaukee are excellent too.
I bought the Rigid combination Kit from Home Depot. The impact driver and the circular saw are worth their weight in gold. That saw will rip 3/4 inch plywood all day on one battery. 2x4 and 2x6 cut nice too. Lifetime service agreement rocks.
I'm putting up a shop and I need to know if I can interchange hardware for the doors. The hardware and tracks are for a 1 5/8 insulated door and the ones I am putting on are 1 3/4. Will that matter any? The doors are similiar design and are the same size as the hardware was for.