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My generators and portable welder are stored with 100LL aviation gas. $5/gallon, but they run when needed. Also run it in my chainsaws and weed trimmers.

Thanks! I seem to buy most Diamond stuff i encounter. The 12" is a Proto but the 10" and 8" are Dimalloy. Fence pliers and green handle pliers are too!

These have me stumped. Ideas?

Got this on an estate auction of retired electrician. Bought it all in 3, $5 lots. Any idea what those punches I'm holding are?

That was me, 6PTsocket. Same guy, same charger. This thing is bigger than it looks in the pic. Ammeter has been broke as long as I remember, but it used to charge around 30-40 amps on fast charge, checked with an amp clamp. I'll look, but I don't think there's a tag anywhere else on it. I've got...

I need to be able to take mine along out in the field, so a big Plano case for terminals, Solder, heatshrink, zip ties and tape works well. Crimpers, strippers, butane soldering iron, meter and leads are all in a Husky electricians bag.

Water and weld worked for me. Built a portable one years ago using 100# tank. Smell never did go away completely. 25 years ago, and cousin has it now. Still stinks!

Thanks! This had 4 black plates, with a common bolt and insulators stacking it all together. Plates were brass on one side and natural metal finish on the other. With this stack disassembled, and testing these plates individually, as diodes, one had substantially different readings than the...

In my previous post about it, I found the selenium rectifier on my old Napa battery charger has shorted. Been mulling over repair options, and got to wondering...could I substitute the bridge rectifier assembly out of a Delco truck alternator? Just been kicking this around, and really can't see...

I'm always down to buy some SK goodness from HJE.

I'd buy that theory too. Silverdeck, I assume you are a 14SB fan? Where at in NE?

Idk what it is. Lol. Took apart the plates, and one was shorted.

Those are open circuit voltages, measured at the charger leads.

My ancient Napa 85-140 battery charger has apparently died. On 12v low, it has about 9v output, 11.5 on hi and 12.8 on boost. 6v functions are all low also. Has ampereage enough to spark nicely, and ammeter shows output, but voltage is low. I can see AC voltage change at rectifier inputs as...

Buy it NOW!!

No way in hell, but know of a local guy with 55 gallon drums of NOS Petersons!

Found a brand new chain Vise-Grip in it last night. So old the price tag is $7.99!

If you're putting the loader on a 425, I'd reccomend swapping the forward hydrostat relief. Check with a Deere dealer; there's a service bulletin on these for loader use. There is a S/n break on 425's for Heavier differential carrier and spider gears, and heavy loads will tear these up. IIRC...

Interesting project! Could you increase capacity by spinning this while running grain through it? What kind of grain are you sorting, and why?

Wow! Haven't been awarded suckage in a while. Slim pickings as of late! Lady who unlocked house for me to pick up tonight told me they get 35% of sales off these things.