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There is not a car or SUV and most pickups that has not scraped pulling in and out of my driveway. The driveway is at a steeper angle than it appears in the picture.

This is the type of " curb " I am talking about.

I see what you are talking about now. We don't have an actual curb but it's more of a sharp decline to the street that runs the length of the street. I will take a picture when I get home and post it.

What does that cost.

I've seen people with steel plates the width of their driveway and just long enough to cover between the driveway and the street, so your can doesn't scrape when you back out of the driveway. Where can I find something like this?

Where can I find a lock tool to unlock meter bases. Several times I have to wait for the utility company to come and unlock and they just say they will come out and unlock it and for me to lock it back when I'm done.

Sorry, I didn't think about mentioning the size. A 3/8 drive should be plenty for what I need. It will be used mainly for motorcycle repairs (minor) and some use on cars.

I need to get a torque wrench and was wondering which would be a good one for my use and also accurate. It would not be used making a living but will be used quite a bit.

Veto Pro Pac Tech LC with a Veto Pro Pac MB.

There are filters between the tank and the hose inside the pump.

If you are talking about the candy that comes rolled similar to bubble gum it is sold here. I have 2 Westies and a Cockatoo that will be your best friend for a roll of them.

I always found it funny that "we" gripe about our tools from China but some one is buying them just like "we" continue to support China by buying just about everything else that is Chineese made without complaint. I also try to avoid anything not American made but it is impossible now days.

Why worry about what anyone else thinks? Do what works best for you.

Maybe your real estate agent needs to learn to spell too then?? ( Copied and pasted from link posted above ) MLS# 70825740 Single Family Home $549,500 Gloucester, Massachusetts

Main Entry: 1lag·gard Pronunciation: \ˈla-gərd\ Function: adjective Date: 1702 : lagging or tending to lag : dilatory — lag·gard·ly adverb or adjective — lag·gard·ness noun Main Entry: 2laggard Function: noun Date: 1705 : one that lags or lingers

Harley seems to have mostly torx and hex and some "regular" screws.

If you had a motorcycle you would have a need for the female torx sockets, and the "extra" stuff is what will most likely not be used like the screwdriver sockets. With that said it is looking like the truck brands may be the cheaper alternative for getting what I need.

I have nothing against the "truck brands" because I do own a few because the sets contained just what I needed and was actually cheaper than buying the others with the added "junk" and then having to buy the other sizes. The reason I am not buying the Craftsman set is because they come with...

Who has a good size set of torx sockets? I need some torx sockets and would like to find a good size set of sockets. Truck brands are overkill for me, most of my stuff is Craftsman but they dont have much in the line of sets.

Just curious... What is hardi-plank?