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What is this? The square shank is 1/2", with two detent balls. It was in with a bunch of old sockets.

The 113 prefix indicates the sander was made by the Emerson Electric Co. Here is a little info that may help. Emerson Electric Manufacturing Co. was established in 1890 by John Wesley Emerson. In the beginning, they made electric motors and related products, such as switches. Over the years...

The prefix 139 indicates a Chamberlain opener.

Could you just lay more plywood on top. Maybe spray some Bora-Care first, if there are termites in your area.

There are some non-poison methods that could work. Mix half & half, plaster of paris with flour. After the rats eat it, it will harden in their stomach and kill them. I think another way is half & half, baking soda and flour.

Motor is drawing too many amps, gets hot, trips breaker.

That saw was made by Rexon. Maybe try looking for parts for that.

Made by Roper

The 106 prefix indicates the compressor was made by Tate Mfg. Co.

I would paint the bottom edge of the plywood, and up about 6" on both sides, with linseed oil.

I thought this was a tappet wrench, but the number doesn't match anything I could find. The other side of the head says 1/2

I have used the spring out of a Bic lighter before, just cut to length

That's odd. Normally you don't find the old one till after you buy a new one.

I used a 1/2" drive air impact to remove a stuck spark plug. It was probably 25 years ago when my daughter got a 93 Ford ******, 4 cylinder, had around 150k on it. I'm going to change the spark plugs, but only see 3. It took some looking, and the 4th plug is hidden behind the alternator. Well...

We bought a new mattress a couple years ago. It came in a giant plastic bag. Maybe check with a mattress store for a bag like that.

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I would def check the valve lash. Most old engines I work on need the clearance increased by grinding a little off the bottom of the valve. If there is no lash, the valve does not seat properly and can pop back through the carb, or shoot flame out the muffler. The lash is usually in the range of...

I had this Matra caliper

My first house had a gravel driveway. The first snow of the year, I would drive back and forth on it to pack it down for a base. After that I could snowblow and not pick up the gravel.

Maybe vinegar.