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Small hard tire warehouse forklifts can be had for not much money. My forklift is my number one work bench

I've had to use the crane on my service truck to pick up a front corner before when I couldn't get a jack under it. I sure wouldn't trust getting under it, but you can change a tire that way

Delo 100. Used to dump a couple gallons in the old 2 stroke Detroit diesel so it could leak out of every gasket and seal while converting diesel fuel into ear shattering noise.

The knurling is an snap on clone. I'm sure they're just as good for a tenth of the cost! I use almost all mid length sockets in 3/8ths drive. It's the only way I can remove the socket from my dual 80 ratchets without a prybar

I have a 33ft SkyJack electric manlift that I call my cordless ladder. Handiest thing ever, even makes for cool yard photos.

Depending on elevation just siphon it with a garden hose

11mm equals 7/16ths 16mm equals 5/8ths 19mm equals 3/4 I guess if you don't have both sets you gotta buy some individuals

I usually keep about a $1000 balance on the snap on truck, I believe it's $65 a week. I maybe only call him to stop once a month

Hopefully he hasn't been waiting 9 years and 11 months for more tech advice!

The pump you hear sounds like it's trying to release the brakes. I have a Skyjack boom lift that has started no releasing the brakes after it sits a while. Mine has an emergency brake release, and if I push pull it about 10 times everything works again

If the trees are like this, use a bigger chain

My first forklift being used as a glorified jack stand while changing the fifth wheel plate on a trailer. The old Yale is now semi retired waiting for a serious make over

Hyster H80 and Yale 50. I use them almost daily in some capacity.

Definitely should get the 3/8ths conversion, that is my single favorite ratchet.

Every man should have a RIDGID tool

I bought a new Hobart 240 last year and it has been solid, only have 1 spool of wire through it though.

At least you admit that! Warranty with Snap On has been no problem for me, and usually it is a matter of wearing an impact socket out or broken torx bits. This also tells me that the quality is still top notch as the service truck life is not nice to tools. Just my actual experience.

Are you going to have to jack it up to put that jack under it? Looks like it needs at least 11" ground clearance

But what if it was his cousin's uncles neighbor who knows a guy that once heard about a guy that actually knew that guy??

Agreed, once I bought the gooseneck I don't like to pull anything else. Sent from my E6910 using Tapatalk