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Is that a '67 ?

Cut the bikes, leave the locks ?

Nails are rusted solid in the wood. Hammering them backwards was not an option. What did you mean by "side cutters, pull and roll" Let's say you can not pull the nail all the way through the wood. Also, I don't think there is any way to push the nail out backwards. I started with a side...

What tool would you use? Episode #1: Removing nails from a plank of wood Say you have a beam of wood with 40 nails through it. Support brace. You have detached the plank beam. You are looking to reuse the wood and re-nail it. The nail heads are recessed flush drift punch nail gun so you...

Good to know. Weird that the Pittsburgh name would have such a bad socket quality. All my HF impact sockets have been great. I'll remove the link.

That's what I am talking about. I love restoring old tools, and I knew others could relate. Ignore the stunted teenage trolls who don't get what we're talking about!

Go away troll

all in one set like the Kobalt

Are the box flat style an older design before ratcheting wrenches got popular? Do box flat do anything these cant do?

Turns out we do have a complete hex key set Also have drills bits. I was looking at the old ones. So, I do have all I need

Thanks for all the ideas. It turns out, the wife already picked up an new socket set at the local store. It was sitting in one of the other drawers, as I was fiddling around trying to organize the pile of random loose sockets.

Wow, this is a perfect starter set for someone who does not own any tools at all. I do have most of this already, so it's more than I need. But, a good link

a quick spray and it's smooth and loose as butter!

Is there a reason to own these if you already have regular ratcheting wrenches?

Basic drill bit set ?

For sockets, Maybe I just need this for $6 https://www.harborfreight.com/38-in-14-in-drive-sae-metric-socket-set-40-pc-62843.html

Vacation house has crappy scattered incomplete tools. Once in a while, I need them and its a joke. Missing sockets. I'd like a cheapo home tool set. I don't need ratchets. Mainly a clean set of sockets. I already have screwdrivers, hammer, ratchet, drill. Drill bit set is ****. I have...

Reading words doesn't work for me. I have no idea what a hydraulic unit is, or now to remove it. I'll just keep using the jack as is. Besides the slow bleed (no leak), the jack is an absolute tank. Here's to another 30 years.

Looks like people don't fix their jacks anymore. This was a wildly popular jack and there is little info on fixing it. I would need a step by step guide. Also, $40 for o-rings is a joke. I'd rather buy a new jack for $100 Will probably never do this, but the sag is annoying every time I change...

Topped off the fluid did not fix it. Bleed procedure did not fix it. Anyone here actually have experience fixing a jack? What is in a rebuild kit?