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Our Lowe’s had the Wiha screwdriver set in its clearance area, so I bought all 3 sets.

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As simple as this tool is made, it doesn’t look like it’s hard to fab a tool to work. https://www.motorcityk5.com/i-13813-dash-bezel-nut-tool-5-8-69-72-blazer.html

I agree with you totally, weight and horsepower makes or breaks a tractor. I started out with a B series Kubota. For what I was doing it was too light to work efficiently. So I upgraded to an L4330 HST. The difference is night and da. Now plowing snow is a lot easier. Cutting 6 acres of mixed...

The locking pliers are in the Channellock catalog.

KCTool is South by about 20 miles or 25 minutes.

So today was the day for my pilgrimage to the holiest of tool stores Harry Epstein. Picked up some SK, Wilde, Mayhew, Belzer, Bonney, Wright, Grayvik, Pratt-Read, Stanley, Barcalo, Lutz, Knipex, and Husky. Some odd stuff to help round out the collection.

I plan on making a pilgrimage to HJE this week

I have a small pair Wilde, thinking about the Channellock next. Used them both on some very large rusty square nuts. Both worked pretty good. I know an adjustable wrench could've worked okay. Trying out different options for different scenarios that might pop-up

Picked up the Knipex Raptor pliers for Christmas. Harbor Freight texted the wife a 20% coupon. So a trip to HF and pick up their parrot nose pliers. Couldn’t waste the coupon

I know how you feel about having a tool addiction.

On a screwdriver bender, here’s Felo and Wera

Also picked up some VDE Heyco and Wera screwdrivers

Picked up some Hazet screwdrivers. So far they aren’t bad.

Picked up a set of good looking green Heyco screwdrivers from KCTool. Didn’t really need some more screwdrivers, but I really like the green. I have some Heyco screwdrivers from the 60s that have red handles. Also picked up a micro Knipex pliers and a NWS pliers.

You will like the micro ratchet, it’s really handy in tight spaces.

Thanks The older I get the less moving around to get something is important. I keep all my wrenches and sockets in a supposed rolling chest, it’s too heavy for me to move now. I’m kind of **** about keeping things simple at my old age.

I know where everything belongs, so I don’t have to look for a particular too.

My favorite resting spot

Speaking for my self, I’m far from having a professional shop. It’s my collection of over 60 years. In the past I did work on machines in a factory. That’s a long time ago.