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Mount the tanks on the roof Lead, Follow, or get out of the Way!

Picture please. You might damage it with a puller. Lead, Follow, or get out of the Way!

I was going to say. In the 70’s I used to gas weld everything. I didn’t have a 220 outlet for a stick welder. I welded/ brazed all kinds of stuff. They even taught it at the trade school I attended. I have a small welder now, but have been thing about a torch set for sometime. Guess this...

Yikes. Those are scary [emoji15] Lead, Follow, or get out of the Way!

That’s why you don’t loan tools. [emoji6] Lead, Follow, or get out of the Way!

Buy the German saw Lead, Follow, or get out of the Way!

Portland. Just down the coast from Belfast. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I resealed the hydraulic jack in my HF motorcycle lift. Mixed up epoxy for a broken drawer pull. Sorted out a bunch of vintage camper parts. Looked at all the **** that I have and told myself. Thanks for not throwing stuff away. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just wanted to say hello to all. I am semi retired but run my own “handyman “ business. Very busy. I enjoy making broken stuff work again. Taking old **** and making it useful. I also enjoy fabrication of jigs, special tools and just useful stuff. Been at this since I was a kid. Sent from...

Weld a shaft and tee handle on it and make a fork took for Kawasaki motorcycles. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ramps. I have a 12 inch dewalt on a delta side kick. I just ramp it into the truck. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’d keep prying on it working with a pick and fine needle nose. Maybe a small screwdriver. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yeah and those have lock nuts. Torch them Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Of course they do. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I wouldn’t even put an impact on a hub nut. They are staked and you need to open the staking before taking a wrench to em. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Most shops I have ever worked in. We just go tight on wheel nuts then torqued them. Then told the customer to come back 50 miles to check the torque again. I’ve taken off the gorilla tighten ones too. But now days torqued wheel nuts are critical to operation of brakes and steering. Just my...

New here, and happy to see a place to find like minded people. I am semi retired. I now work for myself as a professional handyman. Being old school and having done many jobs over my adult life, I’ve amassed a good lot of tools. I was taught that if you borrowed a tool twice, you need to own...