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Could you drill a small hole in it, then use a saber saw to cut the rest of the hole out?

I have kerosine in my parts cleaner

I couldn't find a place to post this, so here it is..I have 3 light switches from a M151A2, they don't work(I did the moving of the levers back & forth to clean the contacts--no change).These hard to find, just got 1 from a vender--don't work--. there must be something I am over looking or I...

Always secure the base of the ladder, tie the top of the ladder to something so it don't move,

The 4 individual meters, free from the machine, got stolen so not use anymore

I bought a pair of steel arch supports for my lineman boots 30+ years ago, when I climbed all day for weeks.Feet felt pretty good at the end of the day.Of course someone stole them.Can't get them anymore a long time ago.

The water cans I seen a long time ago had spouts like that.The fuel cans had a threaded hole for the spout.I'll send a picture if I can find them, now this was 45--50 years ago.

Those are water cans

How about a step bit?

Do you have electricity to the motor/opener?

You need a torque setting for the lug nuts, that's why you use a torque wrench

I can't find any snap on dealer to get me a key for my snap on tool box nor a lock place will make one for me.

Long time ago I used a bit&brace to drill holes in power poles(called them saw dust pump).Then they got electric drills, battery operated drills.The bit&brace helped built your arms up, line work in the ancient days was all manual labor

I used a very similar tool basket in a Aerial life bucket truck that had plastic hooks on it to put on the bucket

I also thought they used kerosene in a parts cleaner to clean auto parts