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I would love to give them a try!

You the man! Those are perfect!!

Does anyone make a smaller version of this: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-17-in-Wall-Mounted-Spring-Storage-Clip-Bar-01147/202305506

Ernst sells pretty much the same exact thing I linked to. Thats what I'm looking for, but with a lot more spaces. I use hansen trays, so I don't need the rails.

I still need to be able to move the cart around the shop. I don't think magnets alone would be secure enough, but I could be wrong.

I've done a lot of searching, and still can't seem to find what I'm looking for (if it even exists) I'd like to find a way to attach my extensions to the lid of my tool cart. I never close it, so It doesn't need to be ultra secure. Maybe something similar to this but magnetic with more...

Get this kit. I have the exact one for back-up if my 3/4 gun won't do the trick. I have yet to come across a nut it wouldn't remove...

Dude, you must be a master mechanic. I think Playskool is the brand for you!

The ebay listing shows 2 batteries in the pic, but the description only states one battery and one pair of gloves. Little bit of false advertising I think.

I really like the harbor freight socket organizers: https://www.harborfreight.com/3-pc-sae-socket-trayorganizer-68100.html https://www.harborfreight.com/3-pc-metric-socket-trayorganizer-68102.html Very similar to hansen for a lot less money. Mine have been in a service truck for a few years...

Honestly, with what you're trying to accomplish, just get your sockets from harbor freight. You'll be money ahead and then you could afford 3/8 sockets (you will need/want them)

Yup, Friction tape would definitely work: https://www.amazon.com/Duck-393150-Friction-4-Inch-Single/dp/B0000CBIAT/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1490678948&sr=8-1&keywords=friction+tape

Easy, you want more money in your pocket. A tool truck payment is ridiculous when you can get the same job done with an SK or Taiwan equivalent without owing the Devil....

I have the Harbor Freight roll I use for my tubing wrenches, and I've been very happy with it. It's a thick vinyl material with a padded interior. Can't go wrong for the price. Has been riding in my service truck for a few years now with no issues...

EXACTLY! Just drill the holes. I doubt you will have a problem. You'll be surprised how easily it drills without a hammer drill. This forum kills me. Exactly why I don't post here very often.

Just throwing this out there, but what is the rotation of the pump? It looks to me like you're tensioner is on the wrong side of the belt. You always apply tension on the slack side of the belt, otherwise the pulling of the engine will cause the slapping you're experiencing. Try putting your...

I have two long handled comfort grip Carlyle ratchets in 3/8 and 1/2 and have had terrible luck with them. I'm on my third 3/8 replacement https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/CHQR38L90, and my 1/2 just recently started locking up. I'm not abusing them (no pipes) and I'm not a huge guy (170 lbs)...

I constantly break things loose with my gearwrenches. If you have to break loose with a standard wrench, then switch to a ratchet wrench you're wasting valuable time. I have yet to have a problem, and I do this for a living. I know I'm not the only one doing it...

I have a feeling you're still using NICAD's. Try a LiIon and you'll be pleasantly surprised. I started with a basic Ryobi set 11 years ago. It came with Drill, Circular Saw, Sawzall, and Flashlight. All of those tools are still going strong, along with many tools I've added along the way...

I don't disagree at all. I've never been much of a tool collector, but these old tools have piqued my interest. I love the history, and I'm surprised at the shape this wrench is in for its age. Thanks for your help.