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I have a carbide lamp....probably shouldn't use it around gasoline! :-)

Believe it or not, my Grandmother had an 8 horse with electric start. She would put on her snowmobile suit and clear her driveway, about 800 ft with turn around. Unfortunately, the Ariens along with Grandma are long gone. I agree, tire chains are the thing to get. ffemtdisp

1. Quality red & black medium point pens 2. Stapler 3. Staple puller Yeah, I push papers...

My Grandfather, long deceased, was a farmer. You would never know it to look at him & my Grandmother that they had some $$$ in the bank (and in the dresser, and the pantry, and the ...) From a very young age, many times I would be in his living room/office visiting, and he would say to me...

What the heck? I'm In... Y'all can surprise me....

Sounds familiar. I had an original stylus, uses AAAA cells. I ran it over with my truck and dented the case. It worked till batteries went dead. I ran into a rep of theirs at a gun shop and asked if he had any ideas about repairing it. He said mail it in. I did with explanation that my stupidity...

I have a Streamlite stylus. Actually it is the second one. I lost the first one, finding it a month after the battery leaked. I spoke to a StreamLite Rep at a show, he advised me to send it back and they would replace it, even though I screwed up. I did so and they did replace it. I ran over...

+1 on Pilot G2 0.7 mm black gel pens. Made in USA! I've drained a thousand or so in my career... Funny story: My wife is a deputy coroner, and she goes to trade shows and training courses and picks up freebie pens from vendors. She helps out at events for senior citizen and brings the pens for...

Dayton is a Grainger brand name, IIRC. Dayton is to Grainger, as Craftsman, Kenmore is to Sears. I have my Dad's Dayton chainsaw. It is a Poulan, with different paint and badge. The crew here should be able to suggest who might have made it. If it looks solid, why not restore?

What Provincial said, also for measuring depth of furrow, Harry Ferguson developed the concept for an all in one wrench for his plows. Also, unofficially, it has been used by many as a "gas gauge" for their tractor. Wish I could find one for a buck :eyecrazy...

I lost my Father's Stanley hammer 40+ years ago. I was 4, and "helping" Dad work on our chicken coop outside. He wasn't too upset about it, but I always meant to get a metal detector after we tore it down years later and try to find it.

In my part-time job, suction tubing is one to a customer and disposed of. After clearing mucous and vomit out of a person's mouth/airway in the ambulance, its one and done!

I seem to have a knack for loosing knives. I had four growing up. A two blade swiss army that spent time with me, found it laying along the road, had it for several years. Then it moved on somehow. Hope the next owner took good care of it. A Boyscout knife I inherited from my uncle, gone. A...

I fully agree with supporting healthy breasts!

Emergency Communications Dispatcher, 29 years-County/State (full time employment) Deputy Coroner (Fill-In) 14 years FF/EMT-Paramedic 30 years (Volunteer) Adjunct EMS Instructor for Community College 22 years (casual)

I have been blessed by the Almighty to have had 20/20 vision til age 47. I still technically do, but the Optometrist told me, "If you want to, get +1 reading glasses anywhere" due to natural aging. He could well have tried to sell them to me from the shop out front.

Yes, your avatar is quite eye-catching! :thumbup:

http://www.larescue.com/O2.html "O2 To Go Pro Plus" I researched bags three years ago for my Ambulance Service, and these are what I purchased. For a BLS ambulance, one bag handles it all. Room, pouches, space for an Oxygen tank. (or water bottles) Maybe too much for a week-ender bag, but it...

Looking forward to seeing them!:thumbup:

OH YEAH! Give me a Miller blade, though....