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This site never ceases to amaze me.

Awesome score!

I wish I had that much room around my mill...

25 yrs ago wasn't that long in Craftsman years, the one you bought used 40 years ago is probably a great machine. :beer:

Eslader wins, thread closed...

Ask any common homeowner in any mall setting and they will answer Craftsman. The average guy knows nothing about truck brands so I can see how they come to that conclusion. That said, I quoted the same paragraph before seeing your post.

The yard is looking good!

Impressive!

The main thing I took from that was same day delivery. Is that really a thing?

It looks like it has a chuck? Also, how would you change speeds?

perfect

This^. I tried denim work shorts from several brands and they all shred within a year or so, I have a couple pair of Dickies 874 from 1998 that still wear almost weekly. All of my best lasting/wearing work pants and shorts are standard Dickies from walmart.

I would buy the most complete set of sockets and a few ratchets in all 3 common sizes, complete combination wrench set in std/metric. If you use impacts or the other end of the spectrum, torque wrenches, go ahead and get them as well. You'll need a couple pry bars, hammers and of course screw...

good info

Good stuff!

Expensive yes, but nice and heavy duty!

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Well, did you go?

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I'm going into Lista overload...