Recent content by pooterguy

😭They were my #1 favorite for oem B&S and Kohler items too. But for the past several months, the *OUT OF STOCK* tags on so many common parts generated a ❓- and later a ⁉️ in my ******** monitor.

AWSOME list.

In any case, Huot drill and tap indices and storage dispensers are among the best. So if the price was right, then you still got something worth keeping.

Reaffirmed by Project Farm with a couple of caveats, one of which has long been my second choice:

This guy sells Molex USA terminals and connectors directly to DIYers and also via feeBay. Very nice guy with excellent customer service and low prices. I've purchased several of his assortments and refills. Chris Cooley dba Casey Electric Supply [email protected] An automatic wire stripper...

I don't mark them. I booby trap them.

In all of existence, there are only two (2) types of pliers: 1. Knipex 2. Other

Premium grade Chinesium pot metal.

Craftsman roller cabinet and Craftsman Machinist chest Price: $0.00 firm Condition: rough. All drawers are intact and functional. Warranty: 30 seconds or out of sight, whichever comes first. Pickup in person only Atlanta OTP South near Atlanta Motor Speedway

Taryl Fixes All https://www.youtube.com/@TarylFixesAll starring Taryl Dactyl, recipient of the 2023 Monty Python Lifetime Achivement Award.

Don, I think I know a travel agent who would be willing to arrange and manage round trip tours of your museum. Can you accommodate, say 250 tool junkies for 50% of the gross tour package pricing?

I have an old Brother PT-D200 which works as advertised. But I also bought what the salesman wanted me to have for magnetic and shrink tubing labels - first a K-Sun (now Epson) Pearlabel 360 which works as advertised but is not portable. Then came an Epson LW-PX900 for portability. But neither...

Many Husqvarnas have a washport with a useless $.99 plastic adapter as mentioned above. But the adapter does have a mesh screen, so I retrorigged it onto a $9 HF pump that I use for fuel transfer. But for cleaning the deck, I use mower jacks, compressed air and a scraper.

Since I am not equipped with calibrated eyeballs, I use the same checkers that commonly reside in the Ace fasteners aisle. Bought them as a bundle on feeBay several years ago for $40. Local Ace dealer wanted $100 for just the yellow one. They pay me back that $40 in non-aggravation at least...

I use this one on air compressors and window air conditioners: https://yellowjacket.com/product/ergonomic-finfix-combs/