Recent content by redjalopygarage

"ORD" Is the ordinance department from the military, likely the Army at that time. Cool find!

I used to work on tractor trailers and auto/light duty. When I brought my tools home I have just impact 1/2 shallow and deep SAE and metric. If you are just working on projects at home you'll notice that the engineers are making fastener that are smaller. To avoid spending money, I would go with...

I’ve never seen a Snap On like that from the states. The top has a strange shape, the handles are way off. If you’re looking for a Snap On, pass on this one.

I think electric would be very costly/ineffective. If you don’t have natural gas, you can always get propane delivered. A WiFi enabled t-stat could also be done with a IFTTT program.

A friend of mine is pretty much an electrical genius and said we could rebuild these (20v) without issue. The cells are easy to purchase. The 20v have a tamper proof torx and I have the entire set, but none of them fit. Any suggestions?

I am not sure if this has already been covered or not. A friend of mine owns a small dump truck and dozer. He needed a secure place to keep his tools and supplies (plus his sled) and bought a shipping container. I must admit that using it as it came worked really well. I imagine that adding the...

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Re: Alot of Savings = 24x30 Garage in Western NY Sweet! Another guy from the state of taxation. I'm near Rochester. Look forward to your build!

My buddy shares a shop with another guy. They each bought a container to store expensive tools they didnt always want to share (the shop was not always secured), and to store the snowmobiles. They work perfectly, and for the $1500 bucks apiece, well worth it.

Well guys, I used to work on fire apparatus and just about every bolt I used was stainless steel and grade 8.

As a former tow and recovery operator I have hauled everything imaginable. Playgrounds (yes the gigantic wooden ones- in sections, and a hot tub to name a couple). If you have a good company on your area, you might give them a call.

arvidj - That's them!! Nice work, and thanks everyone else for there thoughts and time. John

Hey fellas, I was watching an episode of Powerblock on SpikeTV and watched these guys use these little spring loaded fitting that held 2 pieces of equal diameter tubing together to aid in lining them up, and providing more material to complete the weld. They were fabricating some custom headers...

What if you dont have dealer? I miss the goodies in the monthly flyer too.