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I wonder whatever happened to "form follows function"? Just kidding. But really....

In my experience, you might probably want to check your technique in punching the bag. Punches to the upper part of bag will create a jerking response from the bag. That will cause the shaking/crashing you are describing. I would YouTube a professional working out and you'll see the bag isn't...

I think that is part of a promotional piece. Williams had a tiny man with a hard hat holding a wrench like that over his head.

Received hammers today. Best deal in years. Thanks Trusty Cook!

Try a bendix dv2? I think that's the one. Haven't worked on air brakes for years and years so I'm not positive of the model. It is just a spitter valve for an air brake system. Cheap and easily available. 1/4" pipe threads and all.

Back in the 70's there was a dept. store kinda like Gemco/White Front etc. that was named The Treasury. Maybe?

Torque wrench to undo a bolt? That was the mistake.

Use a 30mm. Common size. You can get that pretty much anywhere cheap.

This is sad and pathetic.

Micro start anti-gravity battery. I don't know how long it will last but it works great right now. Check it out. It is so small. It is almost shocking it will start a car but it does. It is not going to replace a battery cart or anything like that but it definitely has it's place. You can put it...

S-Gard Industrial Garments, Hubert Schmitz, Germany. In my opinion, first class. Fantastic workwear. Not cheap. Really nice.

Micro-start antigravity battery. This is what you probably want.Technology is your friend. Sometimes.

Up to date, intelligent responses to thread title wording is not "trying to be pc". More like a well intentioned "c".

Probably an old pro. Made money with the stuff and isn't in love with it. Many long time professionals are like that when they get out. I know a weldor, when he retired, threw his leathers, boots and helmet in the trash. Left his grinders, hand tools and everything else behind for the next...

Earplug.

Get a web strap lug-all. You'll never use a come along again. Old fashion screw jacks come in handy and a really long length of quality lift chain with grab hooks will be indispensable.

Wall lenk 400 is the best I've used. Lasts for years, you can use it all day, ready to work right away.

Spyderench. A little pricey, but nice.

I would either re-tap or time-sert or heli-coil or even heli arc, drill and tap. In other words, I would do whatever it takes to be able to reliably torque the bolt to spec. Just leaving it out because it might be difficult or time consuming is a disservice. If you take it as a learning...

The fuel pickup/hose will deteriorate in the tank. Start there.