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WOW!!! I've never seen anything like that happen. That would really ****. I wonder if the pawl was already damaged.

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This is a great solution. I have a couple of the Gorilla platforms. I like the 3' length. That allows me to move around without getting off and adjusting its position. Also, they are type 1A rated. The Gorilla is on special at the BORG for $40 each. I think that's a screaming deal.

Really. Why would you prefer a hand operated reel?

As far as I'm concerned, Reelcraft is the minimum acceptable quality hose reel. I prefer Hannay and Cox. All of my reels are Reelcraft. I got a great deal on them when I worked for a company that sold them. I've had them for over 20 years and they are still working great.

Wow!!! That is a wealth of information. Ted, I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and experience.

Contact Al Peterson at Rocky Mountain Saw Blades. He should be able to help you. He has been in the bandsaw business for over 45 years. www.rmsawblades.com

All the old water cooled VW parts are in the way. I really need to make them go away since I'm not building cars anymore. I really want the rim clamp tire machine out of my building. As far as I'm concerned, there is no reason to have one without a balancer. I'm storing it for a friend who...

I would ask the neighbor to set a price. Everyone has a different perspective. What you believe is a fair offer may offend him. If he sets the price, there won't be any hard feelings. Wow, I just noticed this is post 1911 for me. What a great year thanks to John Browning!

The next improvement could be to use a couple of spring button pins to lock the handle in the open and closed positions.

You may be a rank amateur, but you are 100% right. I stand corrected.

mikez, we are having a difficult time understanding you. My wild *** guess translation is, "Is this chrome plater worth anything? I'm cleaning out a building that housed an old lipstick factory.". Is this correct? If so, we need more information. Can you provide a manufacturer's name and...

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Excellent! I think you're on the right track.

It's been a long time since I worked with a carburetor, but I have a few thoughts. First, I think you made a great choice in choosing a small displacement engine for a lightweight street rod. I'm it will work great once you get it dialed in. Buck the small block chevy trend. SBCs are like...

As always, I'm in!

I buy from https://www.rocketseals.com/.

Tools are in a cantilever toolbox. Ratchet straps are in a roto molded plastic box. It originally housed a set of gage pins. Cam buckle straps and bungee cords are in a padded nylon fabric pouch that in a previous life housed a portable printer. These all fit behind the seats in my standard...

That's a beautiful saw!

The oldest of mine are about 10 years old and have not degraded in any way. They are not gooey and do not adhere to my tools.