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They also make a smaller version(either bon tool or marshallton)48" i think ,that has a 90 degree on the opposite end. This is my go to bar anymore, still love my full size burke, but this is alot lighter.

One option if you get it replaced would be to cut the handle on the straight part. insert a piece of rebar or solid bar stock in the handle and weld back together with some plug welds to secure inside piece. this will make it heavier but also a lot more durable. I did this to my hickey bar(for...

Most fiberglass handled sledges have a plastic overmould on top of the fiberglass. They can be cut down.

I've heard them called Bullet style. I actually picked up a set 7/16 to 1 1/4 , ratchet , two 4" extensions, spark plug socket and metal case for $20 last weekend . I didn't need them but just couldn't leave them there for that price. i have another set just marked chrome alloy(not sure of...

I wouldn't say that is damage from the reversal, it just looks like the pitting left from the rust. I have done the electrolysis and vinegar soaks and had pieces come out looking like that.

Kleins d2000-9st, been using these for years,

Toolguyd.com announced that this week. I would hope Depot keeps carrying KLein, it is a shame they stopped selling Estwing.

3/4" electrical conduit makes a great albeit heavy replacement handle for the fiberglass handles on most rakes. I broke mine unloading(darn Ginkos) and used the conduit. I only use it for unloading now.

4/12(can be less with a smaller to the weather exposure but not recommended) would be minimum for a shingle roof and fine for a metal roof. When i worked for a pole builder back in the day,4/12 was their standard unless otherwise specified.

I would leave the plastic on the pad as long as possible. The old timers I worked with always said it won't freeze the first night but the second night is a different story.

They had the socket sets in my local lowes.

C.H. Hanson tool company also looks for new tool ideas from the public.

Matches, yes matches. The book kind are great for pulling things out of your eye (if the object is visible and not burned in) Rip one out and the ripped end has fingers that work great. If anyone asks what you are going to do with the match, tell em your gonna burn it out. I just had mine...

I set those type of anchors with the claw of the hammer and then drive in pin