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Do a search for "architectural concrete blocks". That should get you started.

That only works when the new and old are identical, a lot of times they aren't. That's why I measure as above (#5) post.

Good deal on those screw drivers, but again, no Robertsons.

I have always measured from the grease ****** center to the screw in housing edge, and screw in the new joint, to that same dimension. Then to check toe in, use an extendable rod to measure front and back widths on the tires, 1/8" wider on the back worked on all my old Dodge trucks. That did it...

Welcome! Look forward to seeing your work and hobbies.

Just order online, that's what I do. They'll look from St. John's to Victoria to find it for you, at very minimal cost. I waited too long and missed out on those Titan wrenches (extra long combos) above. I ordered twice, while you could, but both orders were cancelled. I had two sets on order...

Looks like they forgot the most important (to me) bits.....Robertson.

Good stuff! My mother used to knit those sweaters for all the family. I didn't wear mine much, because those forty below winds would blow right through it. Today, if I still had it, I'd wear a simple light wind breaker under it to solve that problem. Those were the days when I still lived in...

Some of those jaw screws are tough to remove. I use the appropriate driver bit and clamp it between the jaws, then turn it out with a wrench, backing off the clamping force as needed.

Hard to overlook this extra long 18 piece combo set (Titan) for $20. https://www.princessauto.com/en/18-pc-extra-long-sae-metric-wrench-set/product/PA0009344607 Checking around, I see this set selling for $350 at at least one other location, others at $100.

Welcome! We are always interested in things in Turkey.

Where are you?? That's an old Record. Mounting holes are retained, the newer ones are slotted. I bought a 6" a while back (slotted holes) for $40 that had no jaws. I found some at Grainger for $28, if you need some. I had some screws that I could adapt.

Just buy another 10 HP engine. I see them for sale for $100 or so, sometimes the whole snowblower is included. Be sure to check the output shafts you have, many have two. The extended camshaft turns at half speed and drives the wheels without an additional transmission.

Sixty dollars of scrap......ie rejects.

Most of those toolbox locks look like this, lots of choices available.

I do mine outside, at the end of my garage workbench with a foot switch, easy clean up.

Forgot to mention PAL box cutters, if you like those flat styles. A dozen for $10. https://www.princessauto.com/en/12pk-box-cutter/product/PA0009545542

Princess has a few deals again. Wood screws for $13 and MIG nozzels for $2.91. https://www.princessauto.com/en/10-pk-025-in-welding-contact-tips/product/PA0009272717 https://www.princessauto.com/en/yellow-flat-head-screws/product/PA1000002812 I placed an order today and was able to combine...

Here's how I mounted a similar unit.

That chuck is held on by a close fitting taper. Make some wedges that fit in the top of the chuck, and it should jump off. You may have to heat that chuck to release that epoxy or what ever it is. Something like these: https://www.instructables.com/Wedges-for-Drill-Chuck-Removal/ Welcome...