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I have this from Mastercool 58531 Works as intended

I have the Skilsaw HD77 worm drive saw (west coast thing) Bought the 6.5 dewalt brushless more than a year ago and have zero regrets Have used it to cut Hardiebacker along with plywood, studs etc Been running like a champ

Honda HRX217 is my go to choice. Great mower

Locate a pair of Tonsil forceps You can put some small tubing on the jaws if you feel that they are too traumatic

I have the same jack since about 1981 Still going strong No issue with it yet. Does not leak I have been known to pull the white handle and use it as a cheater bar extension if I need a little more leverage on difficult to remove bolts

It makes perfect sense to me You have a 7/16th wrench size. You have have a 9/16th wrench size. You are taking off a fastener that is in between these two sizes. It makes perfect sense to open your drawer and remove and use your 8/16th wrench It’s like 220/221 volts. It all makes sense

Actually they did make one, as I have one. l also have two of the 12" deep ones. The Craftsman part number for the deeper Mid box that matches the bottom box is 65772 Good luck finding one. To reinforce what has been said, mostly the 12" box is all that is seen out there. The 12" mid box works...

Back in the day, Sears made a Craftsman full size mid box that was perfect for that mid size roll away configuration. The mid box was 3 drawers and was similar to the bottom box configuration. 26" wide about 18" deep and 13" tall It would be worth trying to locate one as it will make the...

As mentioned above The saw is an old Stryker cast saw/autopsy saw as indicated The blade oscillates back and forth to cut reliefs in casts and to cut them off The blade oscillating does not cut through the skin when used correctly Every hospital has the same thing for cast removal but just a...

I have this work bench from Gladiator with the 2 roll tool boxes underneath and the power strip along the back I have zero complaints. The quick access power strip is handy Mine is 73" long, 40" high" 21" wide-usable space. The power strips probably takes up about 3" (24" total depth) I like...

This is worth having in your box. Comes in 2 sizes. Lisle 44500 and the 44480 is the larger one Great for hard to reach hoses with spring clamps. The knurled end also accepts a 1/4" drive ratchet

I have a Dewalt DWS716XPS 12" Double bevel-non slider The XPS shadow light works great. Worth buying one with this feature Been very reliable for me.

I suspect that a few floor jacks look the same but that looks close to my Japan made Craftsman floor jack from about 1981 but in a different color #328.12002 Hope this helps Good Luck

I have the same one also from about 1982 or so. Never been rebuilt. I use it every time it is needed without hesitation

Early Ford Mustangs had bezels like that. Not sure the tool for that application would fit a Triumph but worth looking in to Tool is about $20.00 from any early Mustang parts distributor Good luck

I have the same vice mounted to my bench Bought it new in the early to mid nineties I believe Broke one of the jaws once banging on something. Sears replaced the jaws for free. Now that I think about it I think they gave me a whole new vice. I made a set of nylon jaws to hold motorcycle forks...

Spend a little more and get an Echo CS4910 either 16, 18 or 20" You will not be disappointed. Good luck

Original poster, great story and memory!! My grandfather owned a Texaco gas/service station in Peoria, Illinois for 43 years. He pumped the first gallon of gas when the station was new and pumped the very last gallon of gas out of that station when he retired. Lived to 99 3/4 years, just shy of...

I used a Felker 8"tile saw for my bathroom remodel years back. I do not think they make my saw anymore but it does work great. Can not remember what is the largest size tile it can cut. It is just waiting in the garage for the next tiling job.

Not a lot to add to all of this except to say that with the correct drum brake tools the job can be reasonable. I still have a couple of vehicles that have rear drum brakes so I currently R&R my own brakes. Using the tools correctly and in sequence, the job is not that bad. Having a lift and the...