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If i were a lot closer it would be mine. That is a lot of tool there.

Looks great.

Check out selectedgrub's thread called Mine on the Jockey Journal

It looks cool but not very functional. I would made a full top with the pockets on the back. I would pile it full and have to uncover half of it to open it up. Then drop stuff off the back side . I had a friend that was a jewler /watch repair man. His work bench had drewers from the top to the...

Thanks for sharing your memories and your Dad's talent. May he be at peace.

I took a shift lever out of a 1960 C60 4sd. Pulled the shift lever out of my T5 ******. Compared the 2 . The 4sd lever had flat sides the T5 round. I added some steel with the mig . Strightened the lever so it would go into my lathe. Turned the end down the same as the T5 lever. Drilled a hole...

welcome from Newkirk . Glad to see another Okie on here.

Skysufer i have a cousin that worked at a winery . Every thing had stainless fasteners . If they dropped a bolt or nut fixing something they were not to pick it up . It cost the Co. to much lost time in picking up the dropped pieces and if they had extra bolts when a job was done .They were...

Re: E-tek Resto's 56 Chevy Truck WOW that is nicer than the day it rolled out the door at GM.

There is a Coop near me that has 3 railroad cars set up . That form 3 walls then have a truss roof on top.

Jack your shop is so organized and neat. You make very good use of a small space . You should go on the road and help those of us of have messy shops.

Don't have to worry about termites . A good coat of paint , keep the water from leaking in it should last a long time.

Dropped a steering cylinder on my left pinkie and peeled off some hide today.

Very nice fans . I to have a fan fetish need to post pic's none of mine are as old as the ones shone. Child proof? Its called learning common sense .

Can the hole be threaded and a set screw used?

Thanks for sharing .

Those were built to last and be passed on through generations . Kool industrial style . I have a wooden draftsman stool with a iron screw under the seat to adjust the height . Now you need to gather up some brass blade fans .

Looking at the shape of the tanks and engine it resembles a Indian . Thats what it looks like to me. It is a nice trike .

I have used the grease gun method on a Maytag single cylinder engine. It is a headless engine and it worked great. Glad to hear things are unstuck for you.

Be sure it is clean Diesel will carry all the rust , tiny dirt particles out of the can.