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15.00 - works great, very smooth bearings.. :thumbup:

Got a really old furnace - checked it out yesterday and the little knob that goes from On/Off/Pilot seems to not turn. I can push it down with no problems - I took the knob off and can't even see how it would ever turn. This is the best picture I could take of it - it is made by Honeywell -...

OK.. so its no where near as fancy as most on here - but if I was ever to get one like that i would end up blowing it up. Anyway - i bought the lot next doo to my house and on it was a nice 24x20 garage. This past weekend I started to clean it up - gonna use it to motorcycles - got couple...

So I got a new well drilled at the house and still have a driven well (1-1/4") that is still a good strong well - Its about 20 feet from my shop so was gonna run a line over to it. right now it has 1-1/4" galv pipe about 2 feet under ground to the house - rather than running that - is there...

Since this summer I will finnaly have time to work on my bikes, and have a decent shop to do it in, and seeing all the great tool finds, I decided to start replacing tools which I had stolen a few years back (mostly proto :mad:) So this week I have gotten: 1/2 Proto Rachet - Grainger, new...

Says WBG on it - did a search and all i could find was a guy selling one on ebay - said its made in Germany. they are Metric.

not the biggest or best - but this will be my project over the next few weaks (monthes at my current rate) - its 24x22. First I am going to gut it, wire it, insulate it, and paint it white so its not soo dark.. Hopfully get a decent camera - my blackberry dosn;t take to great of pictures and...

Where do most of you look for these older tools you have? All the flee markets I have seen in the last 10 years seems to be nothing but new chinnese stuff - I havn't seen old tools laying around since the 80's.. Other than on here and ebay where can i start searching for some classic tools?

I have a smaller shop - 30x22 with a normal A frame style roof. Inside about 7.5 feet height is the ceiling which is made up of 2x4's on 24 inch centers. I was thinking of going up about 2 feet and just going joist to joist using 2x4's bolted in giving me a much higher ceiling - but what would...

Living in Indiana - just have a small shop - 24x22 which I am about to start fixing up - insulation, wall panels, some workbenches - ect. Got some great information so far off this site lurking - Race motorcycles, boats, cars or anything I can find..:thumbup: