Recent content by ~smokey~

How do I post a gif in a thread ? I tried the manage attachments method but it wouldn't play.

Interesting, that would be a cool technique for use on a hotrod or show vehicle :thumbup:

man I hope this works !

1st I've heard of it, can you explain ?

Thanks for your offer but no problem I printed it from a screen shot :thumbup:

Man I couldn't ask for more than that, thanks Rusty !

Good to know, thanks everyone, I've yet to use it for anything at all but I know one day it'll come in very handy :thumbup:

Does anyone know exactly what application this tool is used for ? it has no name or identifying numbers, it's 7 inches long, the shaft is flexable and the threaded section extends/retracts the lower "L" shaped piece as it turns, like a mini vice. I'm thinking maby a specialized carb adjusting...

My neighbor got me interested in 55gal plastic drums when he came up with the idea of planting strawberries in them, he drilled a series of 3" holes all around the sides where the berries would grow from, then fill it with dirt. I use my drums for end cuts for my woodstove, as a compost barrel...

Quite the first post, are you for real ?

My old junker sounds pretty good considering it's probably the cheapest system ever, the amp is a sony MHC-C33 I got for free from someone I think it puts out something like 42 watts, the sony CDP-292 CD player was a gift, the old 8 track is a realistic TR-883 I bought for 2 bucks from a thrift...

My 380lb XT600 is a bit on the porky side to be lifting onto an old milk crate like I used to with my motocrossers, so I modified a scissor jack and use a heavy duty 1/2 drill to do the work.

If I had 30' of old rail track I'd definitely cut er into chunks and make some money selling it, I've had this piece for years can't even remember where I found it, it's 6¾" tall x 6" wide, only 4" long and weighs 14lbs ! you can see the wear the train wheels have made, I tried drilling holes...

Thanks for the input, I made a few calls trying to get a ballpark idea of what they cost new and discovered 3 of the dealers listed on the Security website no longer carry the product :sad: I've decided to keep it !

I only paid $ 275 for the stove including all the pipe, even less when I sell this piece of pipe I don't need, does $ 50 sound about right ? http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=221266