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Yep, looks exactly like my Michelin that I've had nearly as long. I think I paid right around 100 bucks for it on sale at Canadian Tire.

Whatever is in the catch can that all oil containers are drained into.

Like this guy. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/835330057909854/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A6eed5935-e362-489e-b964-c89e23569a38 Yeah, I know it's a joke. I think.

Laughed out loud.

Me too.

Cool looking thumb wrenches.

Cutting open a cheap box end wrench might work.

The Fergies don't have that option.

I've used power steering pumps to lift snowplows on Jeep CJ's. Pretty sure they, or an actual snowplow pump, won't be the answer for a loader though.

Just be careful when you throw the chain over, the thrown end wrapping around the beam coming back into your face might be exciting. ;)

A lot of the old junkers my friends and I drove in the '70's, mostly '60's Fords, had squeacky control arm bushings and upper ball joints. An old mechanic told us to soak them with brake fluid until it stopped. Two or three applications and those old Fords were as quiet as a new one.

I second mason's hammer.

I remember my grandfather having one like that or very similar. I don't recall the brand name for sure on it but MESSCO sure sounds familiar. He had the pouch too. I don't have any idea what became of it though.

Good.

Never seen one before but I can see how it would work and could have used one many times.

The date is already shown under the title.

Most people do.

Yeah, it would be. That would drive me nuts.

The ones I used had the exhaust plumbed outside.

A shop I used to work at has two in ground lifts and are still in use. They are Ford-Smith lifts and look very similar to the OP's but the flip up legs/stands are slightly different.