Recent content by Mr.A

15 3/8 and 1/2 ratchets. Snap on, would like to sell complete lot but will sell individual. See pictures for prices. Make offer on all. thanks

Just installed a simply safe for a friend, easy installs. Not the most sophisticated system but what the hell, easy cheap, no required monitoring free. Under $800 for lots of options.

Gus, sleeps most of the time. Barks at delivery guys and scares the heel out of them!

I have a small tow behind York Rake, did my 250' gravel drive today. Works well with just a few passes.

IR 321, have had mine forever, oil and some grease and it will last forever. 20 +years old and very strong. I do mostly car stuff and never had a problem.

Thanks Guys, I am gong to replace it anyway, looks old and if it have a strainer I an sure it have never been serviced. Thanks!

Doing some water line work in my basement. Adding a larger water holding tank and a water filter system. This is on the main water line from my well, I have a submerse well pump. Is this anti drain back valve? and If I relocate it can it be vertical? I am working in a tight spot. Also can a well...

Great lift, same as mine. Will last forever.

Another advantage is the polarity protection on the unit we got from NAPA. If you hook in up wrong it will not jump and blow up you sensitive electrical stuff. If the battery is below 3V you need to press the jump button to override this feature, then you will be allowed to blow up you sensitive...

Build a big pole barn and park a trailer in it.

My special tools, pullers, bearing drivers and other OEM tools seem to rust fast in my garage. impact sockets are the worst. I spry them down with WD40 and that seems to work. I have pole barn, and propane forced air furnace and only work on weekends.

Chair Bag

When we go camping we use old bags from the soft fold up chairs, we seem to have a few kicking around the garage, chair wears out before the bag. The when we get back we just toss the on a shelf.

Great I will take 12 of them for my engine class.

Go for it, pick and choose your work. Do what you can and pass on the stuff that needs special tools or equipment. I have a friend that has a 2 bay shop and no fancy stuff. Lots of brakes, suspension and general mechanical work including small engine stuff. He is doing fine after 12 years, get...