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What is that setup on the back

I have never heard of that. Could you please elorbate.

Rebuilt a log splitter at work. Brass replacement cost was over $200. Got someHDPE for$35. An hour’s work cutting and drilling worked like a champ. Wore a little faster but had enough for4changes. Might be a cheap fix.

I’ve heard that also. free to turn rod or rods inside a hollow heavy wall tube

Looking closer I see now. Quick glance thought it was waterpumps

Are those Arden heads on that flatheag

Really nice work

Overalls

Happy happy

That leg vise at $20 is a ****. At the last guild meeting cheapest one For sale was $75 and it was beat.

That \little sheath knife. Is also a collectible

Had a similar situation to your 550 hydraulic problem. We built a separate engine driven pump setup, {think hurst tool setup}. It worked like a champ, no hanging transmissions and all that entailed. Maintenance on the setup was minimal and saved a ton of money.

Happy birthday strouty

Second the “pt a load on it”.

Great pics

Had that happen,really nice 86 ford diesel. Paid cash, driving home,oil pressure dropped to 0.trucks running fine, mechanical gauge showed good,new sender lasted 18 years

The small hammer looks like a coopers hammer. The one I have has a groove on the flat side. They were used for knocking the metal bands into place.

We used to match our tapes when starting a job so we weren’t mismeasuring from one guy to another

Just another newbie here. Retired fire guy, work part time at thecal hardware store taking careofthe rental fleet and fixing a few customer machines. Doolittle fabrication and smithing,help theneighbors out occasionly and try to keep up with all of life's little changes. Really like the advise...