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my Boice Crane Helmet Head wired for three speeds plus pulleys

stainless steel tampons, never seen one of them before..

thank you!

here's a couple more pictures, Jalopy Journal guys are saying it's a clutch alignment tool... that's what I thought but it just seems a bit elaborate for that?

I stopped at an estate sale over the weekend and bought some misc tools in the pile was this.. what is it?

not a lot happening in the car department but I have been working a bit on the garage puting finishing touches on the wife's end of the building the footprint is like a rectangle with a corner out of it the front is mine, 30'x40' the back is her's, 20'x20' and loft is shared I am just about...

Hi Clark!

the tilt up panel could sit either on the slab, or on the grade beam the second choice might be good, especially where the wall panel is acting as a retaining wall the slab edge would help lock the panel in place.

just thinking out loud here.. to minimize form work one could trench pour a grade beam, pour a slab on grade with thickened edge bearing on the grade beam and pour the tilt up panel on the slab. almost no form work, comparatively speaking.

will you be pouring the panels yourself on site to tilt up?

if you have the hardware software should be a simple on line down load usually free

dag.. I've been spotted.. agin.

no but like the AMC and now the Olds it is an orphan. it's a 259 Studebaker

hi Rocky! Old Moparz, your statement hits home my spaces invariably get filled to capacity, and not with a whole lot of thought, mostly it seems I will say; "I will use it someday" or "I can't get rid of that, I have too much invested in it" or "if I need one of those on my next project it...

thanks guys the '30 Model A, I've been working on for a few months, started collecting parts for it about a year ago. the '27 Model T, I built in two shifts, roughed it together over Turkey Day time off in '04 and got it on the road last summer, it still needs finishing, wires, glass...