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How big is the roof? Installing metal roofing goes really fast so stripping the old shouldn't take too long

If all I needed to handle a situation in an emergency was a ms180, I would just get an axe or a hand saw or it could probably wait until the emergency is over. A couple batteries on an ego is probably a better option.

That looks pretty good. Those chips are normal for cast iron. You could easily cut the ends of the new jaws flush with a hack saw or cut off wheel. Then file or grind smooth. Whats next, full paint job?

I'd expect to see some shiny metal on those area if some thing just happened to that ratchet. That looks like the design of that ratchet would let in debris to wear it out pretty quick. Aside from the entire mechanism cracking in half immediately after buying I wouldn't expect a free 40 dollar...

You should get that.

Starrett is still in business so you could ask them.

Get him in a vocational high school program if it's available.

You'll need a chain spinner tool to put in new link. There is no master link on saw chain. You have to buy preset links to make new connections. It might be worth it to ask if a local shop can add the links or you.

I call dibs on the baby bullet. Please don't bid against me.

Some fish you peel the skin off before you fillet. Cusk is the best. Any pliers will prob work though

Break glass in case if emergency, model T break down tool kit

You could rinse the oil tank out or replace the filter in there. Check if the wire that drives off the clutch drum is slipping on the plastic gear.

Looks like water has been getting in. You might consider 5/4 deck boards so it can drain an breathe a little. And get the entire floor structure up of the ground some.

Lowes had them last week for like 20 bucks. One thing I liked it was really short. Didn't buy one though.

Is that your house in the picture? The driver prob doesn't want to or can't back down that steep hill.

I'm not sure how big your Mahindra is but a single point ripper might be worth trying.

You're right. It's not a t, more of a wedge shape

Council tool. The logo on the left is a C with a overlapped T.

You should definitely get that.

I've heard them called railroad jacks. They will lift a lot. I've used them with a wood handle about 2-3 ft long. Great for lifting buildings/sheds/camps with sill beams. You'll probably have to make a handle