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Thats what I mean, I flip the clamping dies. Mine are the first generation that are smooth on the sides.

It's a copy of, a copy of, a copy of, a copy of, a copy of the old Sears jack.

Some guys are doing larger low profile tires with duck bill mod on HF tire changer. I'm starting to gather pieces for my version. I'm going to be using bearings to make it a smooth operator.

I found a bunch of these in a round a bout which I'm guessing that they are rivets. Earlier I found this 1" bolt sliced in half. That was near an industrial park.

I'd wire brush it, hit with rust converter then paint it.

Can you apply AZ discounts on tools?

I made one with a fairly large cup and a 2" magnet on a long bolt. It is a failure, while the magnet holds it on tightly it just doesn't have enough grip on the filter and just spins instead of unthreading the filter.

I wonder if Wile E. Coyote used this to try to catch the roadrunner?

I bought one of these presses yesterday for $15. Its missing the larger receiver to press u joints out, well that's what I'm assuming. I oiled up the screw and it will wind down under gravity, must have a bearing in there.

You can put a speed nut on that?

Yeah, E bay. Snap On at 50-60 dollars plus shipping.

I looked up the patent #s and found it to be called a sample pump. Now I need to find a bottle. Ok it threaded on a standard washer fluid bottle, this thing is going to be handy after I get some tubing. https://gosm.com/products/sample-pump?variant=26037518662

I found this thread on pump at a secondhand store for $2.00. It makes and holds a pretty strong vacuum. The top brass fitting looks like a tubing hook up and under the cap is a needle. So does it thread onto a bottle or vessel? I'm not sure.

You need them all in chrome and impact, in 12pt and 6pt. All depths too including extra shallow and extra deep. This is GJ after all. Oh, I forgot about swivels too.....

The bar is like a leaf spring.

I've had issue like that too. It did it with the old one and the new one. It would go off a day or two after having the windows open on a nice day. Finally figured it was just dust on the inside, so I vacuum it once a month now and no issues yet.

I picked up one of these Walden breaker bars recently. It pretty much makes my others obsolete. They make it short so you can use any length of cheater pipe you want and not worry about handle flex.

That's why I said I flip my dies to flare 3/16 doubles, that's the only ones I have trouble with.

I've had that problem on 3/16. I just flip the dies over and form it that way.

Use a garden hose and a shop vac to start the siphoning.