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Those are just a retainer or "clip" for timecards, reciepts, cash or whatever you wanted to keep handy. The drawer removal tools could also be stored there. Basically anything small that needed a place and could be accessed easily. Some guys would put their wedding rings there, as they were out...

Try a bicycle repair shop, they usually have singles. Also as mentioned hardware stores.

Suggest you run 1" or 1 1/2" Schedule 80 underground and 1" copper above ground with silver soldered connections. Don't use regular soldered connections as they can seperate.:shocking: DO NOT use PVC above ground. Do not use galvanized at all. If you use black iron, wrap the underground portion...

Safety wire pliers. After you've run the safety wire through the bolt heads the wire needs to be secured.(Look up safety wiring on google). Take both ends of wire and place in jaws of pliers and lock jaws closed with collar. Pull on knob with twisted shaft (not holding onto pliers) pliers will...

There must be a reason for not using water in the buckets for weight. I've secured many tents with 5 gal buckets full of water. A gallon weghs 8.33 lbs. Sometimes you need to use 2 or 3 buckets at each location for weight, but it is sure a lot easier transporting and placing empty buckets. All...

If it were mine I would not sandblast it. I would just machine, hand sand and primer only the bare metal. Snap-On boxes have a good base paint. Just use lots of grease and wax remover and scuffed paint. Depending on the paint used make sure you have compatable primer. A clean well prepped...

You need to provide a picture of the unit. More than one picture with different views would be better. Your descripition does not give enough information.

You have a bit of a challenge there. Since none of it appears to be ripped, you'll need to bend it all back into shape. The slide portion on the drawers can be bent back with vise grips and a 1/4"-3/16" piece of metal and a flat hammer. Straighten the drawer wall and square the drawer first. The...

I also agree with the Harbor Freight boxes if buying new. But have you thought about a good used box? You may want to check your local craigslist to see if any Snap-On or Matco boxes in your size/style are available. You could also contact Snap-On or Matco for the nearest rep as they always have...

Sounds like the mixture is off. Too rich or too lean. Should have mixture screws that can be turned slightly. You'll have to turn them little by little until it idles evenly If no adjustment is available there is plugging inside the carb or the float level is off.

Yield from Chemsearch gets my vote as well. It is the most used product for the rusty machines we are working on. Yield will evaporate faster than other products, but as a penetrant it works faster. Sometimes we'll spray KW knocker loose after the yield to slow the evaporation. No chemicals work...

If you decide to use the old/used set up, replace the hoses. Make sure backflow valves are installed. Have the gauges and regulators checked by a welding equipment repair company. Your local welding supply company should be able to help you with all of this. We own our tanks and that is more...

There are three things to consider, drawer depth, drawer width and box height. The deeper drawers function better. Some like the full width drawer, but the box is taller. I like the lower box without the full width drawer.

What does "seems to run alot" mean? Have you been using the air often? Did it just recently start "running alot"? What specifically prompted your question? Reread all of the above answers. Do NOT exceed the pressure rating of the tank. Check the pressure relief valve setting stamped on the...

Sounds like the slides are just dirty. Remove one or two slides and throughly flush and clean them in a petroleum solvent or diesel fuel. Dry completly with compressedd air. Lubricate with marvel mystery oil. Re-install the slides, add 5-10 lbs to the drawer and operate. If it does not work as...

Weld a 1/4"x1 or 1 and 1/2" bar stock to a steel door and a similar piece to the steel doorframe. Get a 4'' to 6" piece of pipe 6" to 10" long. Cut a lengthwise slot in the pipe just wide and long enough to fit over the tabs welded to the door and door frame. Drill holes in the tabs near the end...

You're just starting out, buy used off CL or ebay or elsewhere. Lots and lots of complete sets out there at a greater discount than 50%. Do your research, not just your local CL to get pricing and go from there. Instant gratification, sometimes lasts a long, long time.

Double what he said!!!

Like Wakefield said, you can buy used off this forum or e-bay or buy from one of our GJ Snap-On reps. You can contact your local Snap-On dealer and buy from him. The dealers have sales frequently and sometimes give discounts to good customers. Our Snap-On dealer takes good care of us, but we...

Snap-On made a round adjustable height stool. You could get just the cover from your Snap-On dealer, or go on the website and look up parts for the stool.