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example scenario that id love to hear answers to: i live in america ,i love america ,i love working ,i really love working with tools to make a living, i make a below average living, again i love america but CANT afford to buy american made tools or toolboxes....do i quit working all together...

when my uncles blew he wasnt home and it almost burned up his compressor....

aluminum frame ,right??..600cc engine from the fzr 600s bolts right in too...my buddy had one that was alot of fun...

i have 2 REAL pitbulls and i cant even get the grass to stay around:bounce:

Maybe its a harbor freight internet :lol:

me or all of them?!?!?!? http://www.ebay.com/itm/580-Lb-Capacity-Four-Drawer-Roller-Cart-Tool-Cabinet-Box-Harbor-Freight-Coupon-/220941375397?pt=Tool_Boxes_Storage&hash=item337121d7a5

ive gto an older griplatch 42" craftsman in navy blue... top,middle add on drawer and base.....and i dont like it very much ....flimsy slides and shallow drawers front to back.....i was young and dumb and i would go another route at this point.... the top drawer on my setup is about 6' off the...

my tank ,with the regulator on it, took a header off the back of my cart and smashed the regulator so i need a new one for my Hobart 140....are regulators all the same ???...i looked at the harbor freight one and it felt cheap to turn but does a cheap regulator matter ???...just trying to figure...

any welding cart coupons out there???whats the cheapest out there???

ive got a pretty complete set of Craftsman V stuff from my g-pa....all sae but i dont plan on using them anyways but they sit smack dab in the middle of my workbench in his original craftsman box......found alot of old big willams and buffalo wrenches as well the last time i dug through his stuff

either of those would probably be nice ...i love dewalt but Milwaukees drills are top notch in general... one thing to keep in mind about some of the SDS versions is that they can be set to straight hammer (with no rotating ) which is real nice for chiseling stuff....i have a SDS + model Bosch

exactly ...i have JJ's on my Clayton arms...the crowsfeet might be an option, i had thought about finding the right size wrench but im always too absent minded to measure the nuts when im out there ...its usually around 11pm when im laying in bed and i think about measuring them:lol:

lessons??:)

i have 4 jamb nuts on the suspension arms of my jeep which require 2 different size BIG wrenches (bigger than 1 1/2" for the smaller one ) so im looking for an AFFORDABLE 18" adjustable for the few instances i need to loosen/tighten them ...opinions on these ...

x's 2...its worth it just for the bigger sizes....i might buy it just to take the sizes over 21 and sell the rest(already have 3-4 sets of RP wrenches)

my local sears is great....took in 2 of the 3 pack of red handle scrapers for warranty and the guy gave me the whole 3 pack.... went in another trip to warranty a 1/2 flex head ratchet and he handed me a refurbed one ,which was fine but the head was lose...i asked if had any with a tighter head...

ever since i shot a 3 1/2" framing nail through the webbing between my thumb and index finger ,im a bit jumpy using my paslode gun:bounce:

thanks...didnt even look at the link because i thought it was the cheaper tape and the 4 pack of stanley tapes is only $8ish...but i bought 4 of the fatmax combos...may get more seeing how i lose tapes and knives:lol:

just ordered the cheaper 3 piece craftsman set for $18.01 including tax and im picking it up tomorrow.....free shipping codes as well..

this looks like what i want to do...plywood covered in foam with holes drilled for the drive to go through .....just need time to carry it out..looks good