Recent content by Yellow Jacket

I had a house in Ohio with a drain and hot/cold for washing inside the garage. It was awesome. Of course I had to be careful about how I sprayed the water but it was so much more comfortable than outside. Helped that it was an oversized garage and I didn’t have it packed full of toolboxes...

I don’t know about smoothing the surface. Maybe a roller grinder like you use to take rust off a car frame? check YouTube. Had mine cleaned with a pressure washer, then painted using a roller brush. Looks brand new on 35 year old stucco.

https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/tls/d/free-metric-tool-set-sockets-extenders/7925415657.html Free! Not mine.

Thanks, Crabman.

Quickjack 7000 in Kent, OH. $1500 is a good price. https://akroncanton.craigslist.org/for/d/kent-quicjack-7000tl/7898655385.html

KNIPEX Tools 87 51 180 Cobra® ES Water Pump Pliers, 7-1/4" https://a.co/d/hUqEYhZ $39 or 32% off

ANEX Offset Adapter AOA-19S2 https://a.co/d/eqtDEQJ This seems ingenious to me. Thinking hard about this tool. Probably wouldn’t need it often, but when you do….

Nice one. Can get it at HD today with the hack for $146 and pick it up in store.

Nice! Smaller utility tractors can do so much. Looks like a great project. Hope you and your sons enjoy the process.

@motorcitykid Glad you got it out, but comeon’man! All this build up about how to pull it out and we get one pic of it already on the trailer. How did you get it out? Also please keep the thread going with the rebuild. Interested to see how it turns out. Good luck!

Detroit guys should haul *** to snag this. https://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/tls/d/clarkston-quickjack-car-lift-bl-5000slx/7875203496.html

Or just buy a 1025R. You know you want too.

https://cnj.craigslist.org/tls/d/lambertville-bendpak-lift/7813799414.html New Jersey bendpack 2 post lift. Great deal if you have 12’+ ceiling

Missed the impacts as well but thanks for the heads up on the 6-point chrome set.

Your link sent me down the rabbit hole of impacts. I already have the mid-torque you posted and I want a compact. After much debate, I've decided to get the 2855-20 M18 1/2" Compact. All my batteries are M18 and I already have 1/2" impact sockets, so this is the best option for me. (The...