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I have this old greaser that I want to get cleaned up and painted. I can't get the pump out of the tank. It spins, I tried turning certain ways in case it is keyed. I have not reached inside yet to feel for a nut or whatever. Any ideas?

I finally made it to my shop today. It is left hand thread. Thanks to all who replied.

RTM, Thank you. I will check mine.

I should have mentioned, mine is a rotary punch.

I have had this for 20 years and have never changed a punch in it. Does anyone know if the nut holding the punch is left or right hand thread? It is kind of boogered up and the wrench slides off it. I may end up cutting it off. Also does anyone know what other models fit it? Thanks

Does anyone know what this is?

Vintage Williams sockets. Everything in pics. $25.00 shipped to lower 48. Paypal, cross posted.

I have searched but can not find info on installing a overhead garaged door on a grain bin. I found a few pics but nothing that was of any help. Has anyone on here done this?

Last year I saw a thread (I think it was on here) about renting a rapid air tubing straightener. I bought one and am done with it. Any interest in starting a rental for it. Maybe $25 flat fee and you keep it for a month. After the 6th rental that person keeps owns it and he can now be the one...

Not sure if this is the right place to post this but figured there was plenty of knowledgeable people here. I am replacing oil seals on my pallet jack. One of them is marked 35-47-7/9. I know it is 35MM id, 47 od but what does that 7/9 mean? Does that mean it can be anywhere between 7 and 9mm...

More pics of regulator. No other markings on it.

I will look at it tomorrow to see if it says on it.

Does that mean I can not use it for air?

My regulator says it only regulates 10-125 psi. Does that mean if there is 300 psi going into it the most it will ever put out is 125?

That is the same stuff I used in my 45x50 poles building. There is a place near me that has auctions of building materials once a month. It took me a couple years to get enough but my average cost was about 5.00 per sheet. Some of it had some damage but most of it was good.

So I tried makeing a tube straightener. The rollers I used were too small, the edges of them deformed the tubing. Probably would have worked ok as it would be straightenned out when you use the champhering tool. I know it should have had another roller on bottom, I bought 8 of them and somehow...

I don't claim to know anything about this but I was going to set mine up like the one in this diagram.

I just bought the Rapid Air 3/4 x200ft system. I have an air dreyer just thought if this worked I would do it.

I know it will pool back to low spot but for painting I think it will still come out in the paint.

Someone in another forum said that if you run your air hoses slightly uphill that you won't get water in the lines. I have never heard this before and don't think I believe it. Opinions?