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I have 2 Harbor Freight 4375 generators; I bought 2 because I wanted redundancy of having 2. Have used them both thru multiple hurricanes with power outages to run a deep freezer a refrigerator a window AC unit and minor lighting. Most times for a day or two, pleased with my purchases. I change...

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Made a bunch of 12-point line wrenches out of combination wrenches during my working career as a heavy truck mechanic.

You need someone in government or the contracting world to run a fed log on the number.

The shop I worked in like 20 years ago we had 2, a large one that only the automatic transmission guy used and a smaller one that everyone else used. They worked good as long as you didn't put the really nasty stuff in. Here is my opinion on parts cleaning. Option 1 Hot pressure washer to clean...

Replace Huck Rivets with Grade 8 nuts bolts and washers and drill holes to match bolt size.

Most modern semi-trucks ujoint strap bolts are this size, some tool manufactures make 1/2 impact sockets and swivel sockets in this size.

Just find a good used set of Craftsman sockets, SAE are kind of on the way out but have been made for so long that the used market is begging.

Red Wings were my favorite while I was working as a heavy truck mechanic.

In the late 80s I worked in a dealership that was an Iveco truck servicing dealer, and I purchased a Vacula air operated vacuum bleeder, and I figured out pretty quickly to ignore the bubbles in the clear hose and just bleed plenty of fluid thru each of the bleeders starting with the closest to...

Owning restoring and driving classic cars is not for the faint of heart. It truly is a never-ending task.

Rubber large truck mudflap if you need something a little thicker.

I worked for a company as a mechanic in the early 80s that was too cheap to buy brake clean, they just had us use ether to clean the grease out of the drum when doing a wheel seal. Talk about getting high at work.

I agree.

Had a Craftsman air compressor tank blow out the bottom years ago, it was my grandfathers, and I figure he bought it new about 1963 or 64 when he retired. When it blew, I was sitting next to it airing up a tire or something a couple of my neighbors came out wondering what that boom was.

Ebay.

Time to start a used toolbox parts business.

Fluid Film if you're not going to paint or coat them in any way.

That looks like a lock ring tool for split rim wheels.

I bought one new about 2002 and to be honest with you I was never happy with it, I thought it was flimsy. I sold it in 2017 and moved my tools back into my old red and black 70s toolboxes. I had the top and middle and bottom 41" boxes in black.