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Here's a couple pics of the one I have for 2 cycle engines. Gives you something to compare yours too.

Wrist pin removers,and installers. Place piston in round section and push wrist pin out or in. They made these mostly for small 2 cycle engines.

Everything shook around here this morning too. I didn't like it at all. I'm about 50-60 miles northwest of you in the Terre Haute area.

The boat from China is running a little late.

Did you coat the ends of that alum wire with electric paste( for alum wire ) before you tighten the lugs? Around here that is required.

My toolbox, nothing fancy, just decent storage.

You got to much time on you hands if your cleaning air hose.:headscrat

This is for you Merkava_4 Techtronic Inc. (TTI) is a Hong Kong based company. Check out their milestones over the past 23 years. http://www.ttigroup.com/company/milestones.php Now check out their Brand Names. http://www.ttigroup.com/business/brands.php

Be very careful which drill you buy, because some of the Milwaukee tools are now being made in China. It will not state this on the box, but will be on the tool (Made in China) Of course they still charge US made price.

Just put the vise on a 2 or 3 inch riser and all will be OK. geez!

On Sears products the first 3 numbers of the Sears item# are the manufacture code. 916 code is Campbell-Hausfeld

Got a flyer in the local newspaper today with coupons for Harbor Freight. There's a coupon for the driveway alert system, pricing it at $14.88 till 11/12/07.

Range: 40 degree cone angle coverage to 30 feet. Battery life: Have no idea yet.

Jason the Infared Sensor is weather resistant, but the receiver is not. It should work just fine by your mailbox.

I highly disagree with Franz about the Hobart machines, and shopfloortalk.com ( They are pretty decent people over there ) The Hobart HH187 is a very fine welding machine. So everybody knows Hobart and Miller are owned by the same parent company. The HH187 is a 220v machine. If you are going to...