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I think you could build an empire if you brought candy to market

I did a pin test, I don’t smell anything but it also didn’t seem to melt. I’m planning to list this one on eBay unless anyone’s got a better idea

Why do they have multiple listings of the same items? Like say you want a particular tool they will have it listed more than once with the same description and price but different part number.

If it was mine id forego the floor and leave it gravel. pallets would keep your stuff off the gravel. Its looking good to me. keep on plugging away!

I agree, the Harley museum isn't much, but I'm not that into bikes. If it was me id be trying to catch brown trout in the harbor.

I read through this whole thing, don't feel bad, a lot of us suffer from the same types of issues. I was really surprised those Listas didn't go higher on auction, I know I wouldn't have been able to resist taking a few home!

I started reading this when you started it...... then I got too busy for GJ. I still am but I have managed to read the whole works in about 10 days time. I love reading about immaculately restored filling stations and amazing use of space and expensive floor coatings this is more my style...

The Menards ones look like a pretty sweet deal for the truck box! I’m leaning towards the toptul from eBay.

Its kind of funny to me that gear wrench ratcheting are cheaper than non.

While changing the U-joints on my truck recently I decided I NEED another set of metric combination wrenches.....preferably long pattern. Any thoughts on the best value out there right now? I don't want to spend a ton but I don't want junk either.

I read your whole thread. It was very enjoyable seeing how things are done in Norway. I hope to visit soon, I too am of Norwegian heritage as is everyone in my area of Minnesota.

I would think so, I'm sure it would be cheaper from the service guy.

I just finished my yearly required fire extinguisher training at work. The instructor who services all our fire extinguishers told me the most effective way to combat a chimney fire is to open the stove door and pitch in a bag of dry chemical. he said he would get me one to keep in my shop...

there is a ton of them on amazon. I'm not sure why I hadn't looked on there. ill need to spend some time checking them out.

I'm going to continue to live without it. I'm not paying more than half the cost of the item in shipping nor am I willing to drive 3.5 hours for it.