Recent content by Itinerant

In the case of the Japanese, I think it’s more about caring about the welfare of others.

OMSI is one of my grandsons favorite places, love spending time with him there.

Then moved a now empty drawer stack to the shed, moved it’s companion stack and a grinder over and moved my compressor from the front corner of the garage to the back wall.

Needed to swap out the too small s-hooks on my trailer chains for some clevis hooks. Hmm, how to remove the hooks? Use the garage art that’s hanging on the wall. HK Porter of Boston, overkill but it’s what I had. Job complete.

Needed to do some pruning, last couple of times it needed done I’d borrowed a pruner from a friend. You know the rule, if you need to borrow it more than….

I’m not afraid of dying. It’s already in the recycle bin.

It certainly seems so.

The attachment ends are single bend, so as I said above, it only fits in the manner shown although the gap at the top can be narrowed to adjacent holes. This is what I think. Anyway, I appreciate the replies. Since I don’t know what it is for, I’m sure I haven’t any immediate use for it.

I don’t think so, I think it’s designed for something to slide down into the V. I thought it looked like a hanger when I found it, but this is the only way it will mount to the pegboard.

This accessory was in a box of pegboard hooks that were left behind by the previous owner when I moved into my present home. Can anyone tell me what it’s for?

Went looking for the blue Loctite as I was putting a new blade on the lawnmower and found this. Had a new tube on hand so I installed the blade and then repaired the drawer. Cut out the damaged section and cleaned up the edges, then cut a piece of heavy card stock for a new bottom...

Yesterday, I found a 6’ Werner fiberglass step ladder that has a few scuff marks but otherwise okay and later in the day a Kobalt 12mm combo wrench.

Sure wish we were doing that here. Walked through the garage about 100 times to get to the irrigation controller while working on the sprinkler system. Cleaned up and put away tools.

Stamped the VIN on the frame of my utility trailer. Pulled the blade off of the lawn mower with the intent of sharpening it. It’s trashed, new blade on the way.

Grabbed a test light, wire strippers and a few connectors of various sizes so I could fix the lights on one of our work trailers today. Got to the job and immediately found the problem upon pulling back the rubber boot on the 7 pin adapter, the ground had slipped it’s screw connection. Fifteen...