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My daughter ran into my 16' x 7' garage door in her boyfriends 4 Runner. I managed to take the door apart and flatten the panels as best I could and get it reinstalled to keep the weather out. The door now has an inward bow to it and a couple gaps (<1/2") between panels. I haven't tried...

Now you have to post pictures of the truck. I was also a night stocker right out of high school in '75 with a 1955 F100. I used to have a bunch of the flat box knives, usually with a food company name or logo.

I picked up the $3.03 thinsulate gloves and like them.

Boil it in water with baking soda. Paint will come off with no effort.

Why would you use dowsing when you had just located the city's line with a metal detector (I assume).

I once dug up a phone cable with a zillion wires that knocked out phone service for an entire small community. Locate marks from the phone utility were about 10' off. They just shrugged and got to work splicing the lines.

My ex and her man hating lawyer tried placing a value on my tools. They valued a band saw I paid $75 for at $500, 30 year old table saw for $1500 and so forth, absolutely no clue. It was all for naught as I showed I owned most of the tools before we were married.

I had one of those too. Someone broke into my truck and stole it and the ratchet it was on. I wanted to track the guy down so I could thank him.

The roof on a plastic shed is pretty weak and will collapse under a snow load. My neighbor gave me his 8' x 12' after this happened. I welded some angle iron on the roof trusses to reinforce them and the shed served me well for 10 years sitting on nothing but a pallet foundation. I made sure...

It happens. I know a guy. He's an intelligent guy too. Busted up his arm pretty good.

Keep in mind shoveling 2" of snow is a whole lot easier than shoveling 6". 2" is like shoveling shredded paper, anything over 6" is a workout and invitation for a sore back and possibly a coronary. At least for old guys like me.

Exact same thing happened to me the other day. Luckily my 1994 MTD started on that one pull so I was happy and started snowblowing. Made 2 passes and ran out of gas. Doh! Had a new rope on in 15-20 minutes.

I assume you have to prop it up with something until you get the dolly on the tongue jack?

I'd be really, really careful cutting up old drums.

I have been in the same boat for years. One evening I just grabbed a bucket of mixed fasteners and a couple clear plastic peanut jars. Bolts in one, nuts in another, and washers in another, I used one for screws too. After an hour or so I think I'd sorted all of the various cans I had laying...

I actually got these on a penny deal at the end of 2020. Bought 1 and it rang up at a penny. Made that purchase and went and bought 10 more. A few days later I checked and they still had a bunch so I picked up all remaining. I ended up with 24, so I spent less than a quarter. Gave them out...

Heavy duty deep cycle batteries. I’m using one my camper. Acid sold separately but it was on clearance too, $23 for 6 qt.

I made a chimney flail using weed eater line a few years ago. It worked excellent.

I really like mine. Bought at a garage sale for $1. Guy said he couldn't find replacement blades. Unbeknownst to him there were a couple spares in the handle.

I picked up a couple of these 1'x4' troffer lights from Lowes for $16.88 each a few days ago. YMMV 4-ft x 1-ft Neutral White LED Panel Light Item #2613020 Model #CPANL 1X4 40LM 35K $16.87 /ea.