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Welcome , good looking bike and nice shop too

Very nice work

I still use Craftsman, but most of my 1/4 stuff was bought around 1970,( so were most of my other sae sockets) and have very few that are less than 10 years old. I have been very happy with somne of the tofx bit type sockets from harbor freight. I don't think I woul dhesitate to try 1 1/4 drive...

probably work well for you down there , it will take awhile to warm a really cold shop up but just to knock the chill out I like mine, usually up here warm up the shop with a salamander then use one of those to keep it comfortable. dont know about down there but the farm stores around her stock...

So sorry for you loss , prayers to you and your family

3/8 drive torx bit set and hex bit set for my roadside/junkyard set, 4pc plier set and a screwdriver set ( about 8 pc dont rememebr right now) all in the box that has a high probabilty of loss or misuse

looks like a set of pliers used to remove chrome lug nut covers on bigger trucks

My grandfather's Miter box , heavy cast iron gold leaf, pinstriping, he bought it used during the depression and it was old then, still will make a perfect cut the backsaw that goes with it stay perfect and sharpened to perfection, and a 3/4 drive snap on deep soclet set that my father owend and...

harbor freight fan too , cheap enough I always keep a few brand new sharp ones handy

the 190 pc craftsman "mechanics" set in the blow molded case. marked usa made, Wife knew I had been putting together a "truck box" , dewalt drill bits and impact driver bit set, wheeler enginering gunsmithing screwdriver set. 4 Bottle set of insane hot sauces, and 6 new hot wheels for the...

although most of my Craftsman stuff is older( way older, 1960,early 70's) I have not had a lot of problems with them and actually like the rp ratchets. It's personal opinion on what is really nice. for the average home mechanic any of the sets listed would be nice. However one of the posters...

They would not allow that to happen, I tried, event tried to get the store to order it too and was a no go . Always have had good luck in the past as far as warrenty items and Craftsman tools but the parts thing really don't work similar incident with some washing machine parts 8 dollar part...

tried to get some replacement parts for a cordless impact gun , springclip and a couple thrust washers they wanted like 16 dollars to ship it and no I couldnt get it in the store......everything would have fint in a standard envelope at 32 cents .....

a red bike.... do I win?:)

+1 for a craftsman tarter set, craftsman has some pretty good sets that will get most of what you need . also a good floor type jack, jackstands , hf for some less used or specialty stuff to fill in what the set might be missing. multitestor brake tools soldering iron are a few that come to...

awsum engineering and great looking well done.....:beer:

liking that bike , can I get a close up of the primary shift linkage looks great

ohhh no way are they "free" cheap to get but expensive to keep

tyrannosaurus once and only once

well said.