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The ones in the OP's pic are 8 sided. What has 8 sided hydraulic hoses/pipes? Just curious, been working on equipment for years & dont recall running into any 8 sided hydro fittings.

5/8" seems correct to me but I would measure the stem on the inner tube to make sure you are not drilling it way oversize. Also some farm tubes have "big bore" stems of around 3/4".

The average lifespan for a male in the USA is 79. You by definition are not old, hell you're not even middle-aged. You won't even reach full retirement age for social security until you are 70, and that is if they don't change it again.

A little more info on said fire. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Caribou_Hills_Fire

It happens, I know of at least one forest fire set by a hand grinder sharpening a shovel for a groundbreaking. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-fire-alaska/spark-from-tool-ignites-big-wildfire-in-alaska-idUSN2323621220070624

I have bought a few kits from this eBay seller, he seems knowledgeable about the kits. This one is listed as a non quick release. https://www.ebay.com/itm/202549459316?epid=1354203275&hash=item2f28e37974:g:VgUAAOSwJ7RcJSNB

0 to 1" are a lot easier to set up. You set your indicator holder by hand with the indicator depressed about halfway & lock it down, then re-zero the dial, done. Very quick & easy. Takes about 15 seconds. Most jobs just don't need accuracy to the 4th digit.

I hope like hell that the old guy outlives the daughter.

I have a 15 liter & it has worked well for 4 barrel carb-sized objects. Without measuring it I would say it is about a 16" cube. My order history on Amazon says its a Tek Motion 15L however when I click on the product to "order again" it comes up as a Creworks 4 gallon.

On heavy equipment, the interval is 3000 hours. I suspect the hydraulic oil in your lift will outlive us all.

^^ Exactly what he said.

From the pics it looks like a T936. The repair kit is a RKRT936, or whatever the model number is with RKR in front of it. The RKRT936 is $11.20 from the USA website.

You can email their customer service & they will mail you a kit. Sometimes they are sticklers about if you are the original purchaser or not, so I always tell them I bought it from a truck a long time ago. You can also buy the kit from their website.

I made my own version of this type of Conduit holder out of steel but could be done with wood. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WSN9XXJ/?tag=atomicindus08-20

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The best part about the roto ratchets is also often overlooked. If you adjust the Allen head cross-bolt they become as loose or stiff as needed, infinitely adjustable, tighten it enough & they just about become a locking head. Way ahead of their time for 50 years ago.

Believe it or not, those black pliers are also CV boot clamp pliers. I thought they were last night but couldn't be sure. The close-up confirms it for me. Lisle 30500.

Wire terminal removal tool [the hex tool], CV boot clamp pliers [the black with plastic handles]

Both of those case's are horrible. The drawers don't stay in very well & you will quickly be using a ratchet strap around the box to keep the drawers in.

"Xynudu" he is out of Australia, he pronounces it Zanadoo. He does at-home machining mainly on a mini lathe, casting & model engine making with tool stuff thrown in.