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Glue it back together then wrap thehandle with fiberglass to reinforce it.

Go with the Husqvarna. I have a 26HP 48" Craftsman (made by Husqvarna) thats about 4 years old. It is classed as a garden tractor (their heaviest built model) Also have a similar sized yard with some hills. I have been pretty happy with it over all and I think it would be a better built...

I generally don't buy pliers with a spring but for the odd thing they do come in handy.

Got any pics of a bike up on it yet?

Looks great. Would love to have one in my garage.

I have seen Black Westward wrenches also. Why do you want black?

Could you not just use the regular puller hook on a slide hammer?

I have a few different styles and all have their place. The pliers come in handy now and then.

I have a Porter Cable set that came with 2 nailers. I have had it for years and used it quite a bit. No complaints.....its been good for me.

I had an opportunity to pick up a similar little cheap stick welder this summer used for $35 and I passed it up. I kick myself for that. I have a nicer welder but thought it would have been handy to have something 110V that I could take places the odd time. That said....in your situation I...

Ended being a little over 2'. Somewhere in the 26"-27" range

Not sure if this is a lift modification but I set up some permanent lighting for working underneath.

This is what I ended up with. If I find I need more lighting I have a few other lights I can move around on the floor

I wanted something that is permanently installed and I don't have to get out each time. I mounted them on the wall last night and neatly ran the cords to plugs that I conveniently put right there without thinking of this use. I think they will work well

They are 2700 lumens. Not sure why Canada and USA would sell different ones.

I bought 2 of these lights from Costco today (My birthday gift from my wife). I have removed the handle and the base. I am going to mount them to the garage wall one on either side of my hoist column. My question is how high off the floor would you mount them. I was thinking somewhere...

I have a Speedglas and a Miller Elite. Both are great helmets but i would probably pick the Speedglas if I had to pick.

You should learn to sharpen drill bits properly on a grinder. Make use of all those dull bits.

Nylon rollers and a belt driven opener will help.

Great ideas so far guys. Keep them coming! Add some pics if you can as well.