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i have the same. love it.

I thought everybody just drove over the tire with your truck.

This looks very familiar. My cylinder had a major leak. I replaced it with a 20ton air actuated Jack.

I would use drill bits as big as would fit in the flute cavities and grab both with a pair of pliers, and turn.

Gripedgetools.com Unique hex head tool design. I’d be interested in trying them at $60 a set but $100 a set for new tech from an unknown company is too much for me.

I have read through a few posts here on GJ. For example this one: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/pilot-holes.56286/ And there doesn't seem to be a True general consensus. So if i'm drilling 3/8 eighths or half inch holes should I be doing a 1/8 inch pilot holes? Apparently it is...

I don't know. My layout changes constantly. Every time a good tool (every week), my layout changes

Mac box for sure. Has ball bearing slides and built like a tank. I only buy SO boxes but even I am impressed by the Mac boxes. Super sturdy. Mac might even have parts. in 6 moths HF wont know your name. And a an old school SO box to boot? thats a no-brainer for me.

So it finally happen to me. I found the baby bullet at the fleamarket. It wasn't at some high-end table, or with a bunch of snap on tools. It was on a tarp on the ground surrounded by cheap Chinese tools. This bad boy cost me $18. It only took me eight years of going to the fleamarket 1 to 3...

i agree with Cobbler. contact a hydraulic shop. They will be able to match up the o-rings and wipers.

I love it, and hate it. It is a fantastic tool and for what it does, it does it very well. the clamping force was enough to put snap-on screw driver shafts into new handles. BUT. I almost never use it. And even all folded up, it's bigger and a PITA to store. And when I do use it, I am...

waiting on pics!

I think he has the right idea, precision cutters and precision punches.

its a flag base/holder for porch posts.

Primeweld has an almost cult following. 99.9% of users love them, and rave about the support. I started with an older 110 Lincoln flux core and then bought a primeweld mig 180. I have put about an hour total of small jobs with it. Absolutely love it. And then it broke 2 days ago. I won't go...

You are correct, Mike it is 240v at the plug. I just rechecked!

I got a nice primeweld mig 180 welder. I took almost a year to finally install the 6/2+ground wire through the house. I bought a 25ft 6/3 RV extension cord to go on it as well. I did a few very small welding jobs, all of which went really well, I really like the machine. Maybe a hour total...

That is super cool. looks amazing.

let us know how it comes out.

only by seconds! BTW that is a high-end also, if that matters. seals in the jack might be blown though, which would explain the side of the road situation.