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Whatever dude.

Well, all my early 2000's Craftsmans have TWO sets of detents. USA! USA!

Not bad, but real talk - if SO made a bent-nose version, I'd be on it like a fly on sh!t

Like my last Tinder date

I would never get **** for that - how else am I supposed to keep everything from falling apart??:LOL:

Any consumables you may benefit from stocking up on?

I have used the quirky Engineer Neji Saurus pliers for smaller clips PZ-58

Like E-Clips? I've had good success with screw-extractor style pliers since they match the clip & pin curves a bit better. Removal is just a sturdy pick or one of those little promotional flathead screwdrivers for small ones.

Funky looking wrench! Like a child's drawing brought to life

I have mine at the top of the pegboard in the shop. Always gets a raised eyebrow or a chuckle from the customers. We affectionately refer to it as The Persuader 😁

I feel like ChatGPT made this thread O_o

Usually best to just buy another once you get there. Good quality for good prices. We grabbed our at the Don Quixote Mega Store. That place is...insane. Hotels & Kombinis also offer forwarding services for your luggage to your next destination.

Nice! We modified a similar set with sill pins for our old rally car. Using that same type of jack during Service was also perfection 🤌

Haha, I did the same thing but literally bought just one #2 Phillips :LOL:

Like they say: "Quality, Service, Value. Pick 2." Since you'll likely have it the rest of your life, just get modern split beam in your favorite color and go to town.(y)

Same, but I had to be that guy and convert it to tip-up carry

So much this! I actually bought the Mountain set and sold it during the HF sale just to have the local convenience in case I get a little too rowdy.

Perhaps add a hitch tensioner? The sway at that length could be something to consider.

*piqued* :) few doodads recently acquired: T20 was totally rationalized for a difficult-to-reach fastener on my notoriously leaky DeWalt 20V chainsaw. After handling both, I decided the regular bent-nose Tsunoda suited me more than the high-leverage model. Silky, cuz...Silky! My 30+ yr. old...

Ah, the ol' "Shoulda been here yesterday"...