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I joined cause someone on another forum posted pics of the Terraplane. I've also been doing homework as well, lol.

Had this one: http://www.harborfreight.com/hand-tools/pry-bars/4-piece-heavy-duty-pry-bar-set-1654.html

I have a Milwaukee like that, I line the hole up and just use my dental pick to push it in to remove the sockets.

Thank you.

Here's some pics: The black mower is a Craftsman I use for chores, it's ugly but always starts.

I'm new. I just do work out of my 2 car garage. I've been working out of it since I was 16 and I'm 22 now, going on 23. Just looking for more ideas..

All I can say is that the pry bars are ****. They bend too easily.

Lookin good. Oh and I'm from the state next door, about 15 minutes east of the IL border.

I saw mostly tools, but here: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280289118544&viewitem=&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWNX%3AIT Xmas gift for a buddy. I have a set on my Ranger and I love them. And these...

We have a P-Touch and a Dymo at work, we rebuild starters and alternators. We use the P-touch on our boxes and the Dymo on our units, the unit tags are very durable and stay on in most industrial applications.

I am also interested in any starters, alternators and generators you may come across.

I can't wait. There's a building in downtown Lowell I want to rehab and use as a shop.

I was looking at the Bestop one for my Ranger. I like how it folds up against the cab when needed.

Holy ****... I've reached the end...