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Great job 59sled. It's now all coming back to me. lol.

I know I've used these before but for the life of me I cannot remember where or how. And I have fished a lot. Good thread.

I like your idea better. There are some interesting knobs out there to dress it up even more.

Would it be carbon build up that would be to clean up? Very cool.

Thanks Genog. But I have that one.

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! am in the same boat. The other day I spotted this old long speed wrench without knowing who made it. I asked the guy if I buy it can I bring it back after finding out the history of it. I have one of those that you have so this will go with my new collection. I have been down every hole I...

Yea. Didn't you read Champion spark plugs? For the little people.

Love it. Very cool. Flash Gorden look.

When they burst, they burst.

I believe 1953 according to the Tupelo Series.

Here is another great thread I will be tagging along. What year do yall expect? Now it runs on one motor for four machines.

Yea, I think I found it to be a D8. But I got lost in other projects. Thanks, RMT. lol

I haven't even started on what I have from Champion.

Good job guys. I was thinking more of the line of these.

I have never had or used a body hammer before. This is a Stanley hammer. What handle would you put on it? New, short or small length?

I got this from the father in-law, but I was not convinced on his thoughts on this tool. Any ideas? Thanks.

I went to yard sale down the road and the older man about 80 years old or older said that his grandfather forged this knife during WWI and his grandfather worked for the Railroad at the time. I mentioned that I believe that service men had to build a knife for a requirement, but he thought sure...

My mind is caught up on Champion for a few days but I had to show this saw that I have been trying to restore for a few months now but maybe someone can give more information. I have another but can't find it in all the mess. It is a Disston two hand saw from back in the day. I know I ruined...

As a young boy, I believe the first part of any repair on a big or small engine that my dad taught me was the spark plug. I could not tell you how many times I have taken out and cleaned and checked and replaced. I would be rich if I got a dollar for every spark plug that I removed over the...