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This was built in the late 70's by my grandfather and I still use it regularly on the ranch. It will reach temperatures below freezing but I keep it at about 35-36 most of the time.

Make sure that you have a safety "thru pin" stuck thru the yellow outer housing and the inner rusty hammer/driver weight before lifting with your hoist. That rusty inner section will extend way out the top of the yellow body section when it is at the top of it's travel so it to me still appears...

Did he have PTO?

Your unit appears to have the weight close to the bottom position and should have a safety pin to lock the weight (hammer) to the housing. With the safety lock pin in place I attach the chain around the base of the weight which is on the top of the unit and lift it with a front end loader, the...

I have the same t-post driver. The rubber drive wheel and the brakes get slicked over and slip until you work it long enough to get "tacky" again so be very mindful that yours may do the same when first working it (the hammer can slip down and harm you). I built a sleeve with a handle that...

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Finishing up a Family reunion six right now. Variety is good like Beer.

Found a few Polaris flat camshafts here. One made the crank bearings look real nice. Lot of shavings.

I have been thinking about the wattage the fans are using in my shop vs the wattage on a little 12k window unit or two or three. Maybe a couple of mini splits. Already tired of hot air blow'in around.

I support Craftsman when they manufacture a product that meets my basic standards. I do not care about warranty. In my case if you have to get a simple tool warrantied chances are that it will go back over and over. Don't want to make time for multiple warranty's. Cheap prices make me wary. I...

Snap on is selling junk at Ace the place also.

That is so true Merkava. I have fired up the welder a few times to weld up cracks so I did not lose a socket that my grandpa or dad gave me.

The shop that I work for charges a service call fee and $75 an hour from the time we leave the shop to the time we return and all the time is charged out to the customer. If I have to find a town to get a replacement tool or a part the customer pays fair or not. If I drive slow, eat lunch, have...

Craftsman is just fine if it holds up for your usage. It holds up fine for me in my ranch truck toolboxes. I like to use it in the race car trailer as it is cheap to replace when it get's stolen. It does not work for me in my shop or my job. If I am out in the middle of the sticks on a service...

The beer from real ale in Blanco is ok.

When I was young and had skinny arms Craftsman was fine. Now heck with the chrome, the new or old sockets crack all the time. I had to move them out of the main toolbox because I am afraid of them cracking. If they don't crack the chrome flakes off and ouch injury time. I will not drive around...

I carry a extension magnet, sunlight slim jr, sharpie, pen, earplugs, and a small notepad. During the summer I use a pocket protector to keep sweat from soaking the notepad. Also the pocket protector makes it fast to pull the junk out of my pocket when I climb and crawl through machines. My...

The drive motor gearbox may need oil added also. Mine was dry when I traded for it. Feeds much better with oil in it.

A rich running engine on methanol is harsh but I kinda like it. Some people think they need to cool an engine with fat jets.