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I save old felpro gasket box's some are big some are small

I have one that looks just like yours and it has a tray in it.

I may alone on this but I'm not a fan of PB blaster, I usually use liquid wrench just cause its easy to find. Acetone and ATF works great to.

Is there something wrong with that?

I've got one, I would paint a shed with it but a tub probably not.

I say OA it and show pics TIG is not the only welding option

The knobs were placed there for easy fine tuning while welding, looks like a smith aw1 airliner torch.

I would suggest the variable speed. I've used mine for scraping things quite a bit.

I have a set almost identical I got from my grandpa almost twenty years ago as a birthday present. I still have mine and use it.

Forgot I also picked up an old black & Decker workmate table with an aluminum frame for $7.50

Harbor freight has a set almost identical for $7. I use mine everyday as a auto tech.

Defiantly worth fixing a complete rebuild should be less than $150

I'm an auto tech and so far the bounce light has been the best we've found and there like $40

Picked up two weller soldering guns and some solder for a few bucks, then I found a Blackhawk 3/8 bleeder wrench in a dollar bin and it was half off.

On a lawn mower I wouldn't be afraid to try JB weld?

Thanks for all the responses, I was testing the waters and got the responses I expected "WHY". I think I'll build a T-post builder instead!

This is just me rambling but I just finished a 5x10 utility trailer and spent a little over $400. But we reused an axle and traded work for the metal, the cost was alot of odds and ends like wood, paint, new bearings, hitch, lights, Not trying to talk anyone out of giving it a try, it was a fun...

Has anyone tried building their own two wheel dolly? I've been thinking about building one out of some scraps.

sweet I love indestro stuff

I have a similar one but has a 1/2" square drive