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Yes but the internet is forever. The insurance company will track down his social media and find out about his kerosene can modifications. 😂

There would need to be some really fine print in your insurance policy to include a provision for modified fuel cans. Maybe putting gasoline in a can imprinted with Kerosene and blue in color would be more dangerous. There aren’t vents in new gas cans and haven’t been for a very long time...

Now we will need a new thread to discuss different types of pipe thread tapes and advantages/disadvantages to pipe dope. Also will need an in depth analysis of the plastic used in gas cans and compatibility with the PVC, pipe tape and pipe dope.

Endless supply of these if you’re near a truck stop or interstate exchange. They’re usually all over the side of the road. Or buy a new one, they’re not that expensive.

Plastic welding. I think Harbor Freight has a plastic welder.

Diablo

They do have singles. You’d need to call in and order them but you can get them. I’ve ordered some “replacement parts” from them and it ships free and is reasonable in cost from my experience. Here’s an example of sockets

People that work on SAE fasteners? If you work with small engines or lawn mowers or construction hardware or just older stuff, they’re common. I use them quite often unless I’m doing auto repair on vehicles built in this century.

Primeweld. You’ll need some extra cash for all the accessories you’ll need. Helmet, gloves, hammer, jacket/apron, rods/wire, clamps, table (Northern Tool or HF), grinders, grinding discs, wire wheels, etc

Drop them off at the Goodwill.

Bloomfield, Indiana

Put me in the mix, I could use some organization help. Thanks!

Hose cutter tool?

Seems like a First World problem. Use what you have to git-r-dun. Better to use cheap tools on something nice or expensive tools on junk? I’ve done both. And a mixture of all. Any of the tools seem to work just fine when used as intended.

No warranty or no returns? I think their clearance stuff says As Is- No Returns. That way you don’t buy something off the clearance rack and exchange it for a brand new one.

If your clevis pin requires a 7/16” pin to keep it in place I don’t wanna be working with that chain.

When I worked as a mechanic I had a two shelf cart with screwdriver/pry bar racks on one side and wrench racks on the other side mounted to the side of the top shelf. On the top I had a board with socket rails and impact sockets (3/8 and 1/2 drive) and the most frequently used hex and Torx bits...

I think he’s talking about R clips

A lot of that depends on your tow vehicle and axle setup on your trailer. To the front of the house is the road/street? Do you plan to start backing it in from there the. Down the driveway and along the garage? Setting up some cones and taking a tape measure and note pad to a big empty parking...

Add it to your cart and it rounds the number to hundredths. Buy 10,000 of them and it makes a difference.