Recent content by Sleepr66

I found these the other day in a Kennedy tool box of my grandfathers. Among other things were a pair of Klein pliers and some Bonney tappet wrenches.

I use a Battery Tender on my classic - used to replace the battery almost every year after the car sat over the winter - no more. Same battery for 5 years now, very happy with my BT.

I think he was saying that he wanted the bench top to be 2 feet deep and 36" high . . .

Thanks for noting this - amazing the number of replies related to car hoists . . . people not reading the OP details.

Saw these at a local fair during the summer, foot pump activated - got me thinking about uses in the garage.

They are likely to 'go away' faster than any of us would anticipate. I was at my local Sears store and the tool area offered a slim assortment of what it once had. Was sad to see. :sad:

After reading this thread, I've gotta get more hammers!

That's impressive!

Absolutely, helps the day pass . . .

I would look for a different solution. Put something on a bench top on these, starting banging on it with the weight of a top, vise, what ever you're working on, etc. and those brackets are gonna give or pull out of the wall.

Always been zip ties to me as well. Back in the days at the race track heard a few people refer to them as zap straps too. :dunno:

New to Garage Journal - great forum :thumbup: Got the reference from a thread in Steve's Nova Site. I can see myself spending too much time here! I work out of a 2 car garage that holds my 66 Chevy II Super Sport from May to late September and then I also squeeze in my Jayco tent trailer over...