Recent content by silagehauler

Maybe an ez clip set up would well for you? That goes for the guys using hose clamps as well.

Looking for a Snap-On road box. Denver, Front Range, or Eastern plains.

I always like fun discussions on trivial matters that do not affect our lives in any meaningful way. So with that being said, what is the difference between a bolt, and a screw? Ready, set, discuss!

Armstrong wrench set.

Ummm, knots, is the ICAO standard for speed.

Welcome, from the plains.

This is awesome! Lots of good, and funny answers.

Looking for a Mityvac hand pump. One with the gauge would be nice, but not necessary. Wanting to be able to pull a vacuum on hydraulic reservoir tanks for doing repair work.

Heck if I know. Next week we will discuss in what pattern do you take eggs out of the carton.

After you are done with an adjustable wrench, where do you leave the jaws? I always put the jaws to where the rack is flush with the edge of the wrench. Roughly 3/4" on a 12 inch wrench. My boss closes the jaw all the way. Drives me crazy, I am guaranteed to have to open it up most of the way...

No. The bit will turn the same direction as the crank in picture shown.

Yes, I was using Milton V style couplers. I realize that changing air supply makes a difference. If anything, the shop air has a slight advantage. It flows 20 ft through 1 inch pipe and 25 ft of 3/8 hose. My portable has 100 feet of 3/8 hose. The couplers make up the difference. The point I am...

Thought this was interesting today. Was taking a wheel off of a combine. Was using my 2135. Had been using a standard quick coupler to hook up to shop air. Struggled to take the first 3 bolts out. This was an opportunity I had been looking for. Swapped coupler for a milton high flow so I could...

Rolls. They don't take up much room when stored, and it is easy to inventory tools before leaving a location.

I find it interesting that so many people push Made in USA, yet everybody loves to brag on their Knipex pliers, and Wera screwdrivers.