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Ive had both and the Carhartt stuff just last longer. When I was first starting out I had Dickies because they were cheaper but they seemed to wear out much faster than my dads Carhartt stuff so I switched and never looked back. He is still using a set of insulated coveralls from 1989, they have...

Still have some stuff left inside, Hardware and Caulk mostly. I think they close the doors at the end of the month. The guy there told me Chaney bought them and is consolidating because the rent was too high.

Going to miss this place, especially being so convenient. Most of the time their common lumber was cheaper than Lowes too.

It depends on the ratchet the FR80 selector switch includes the shaft that turns the cam so mine came with a new one. Another ratchet I have the selector switch is held on with an Allen screw to the selector cam so I had to reuse the old one. :beer:

***** now I have to drive another 20 minutes to get lumber and supplies at Lowes or 84 lumber. On a plus everything they aren't taking to their other location (further than Lowes) is 80-90% off so I grabbed a few things I could use around the shop. The packs of stainless screws were normally...

Call up the customer service line, they should be able to ship you a rebuild kit. I have the same ratchet and got a rebuild about a year ago. Edit: the kit comes with a new selector.

So glad they brought this stuff back, new ratcheting screwdriver and a replacement SDD2 for one I lost.

I have Lincoln, Miller and Hobart in the shop and don't think you can go wrong with any of them. I've been running a Lincoln Weld-Pak 140 for about 15 years mostly with .023 wire since I got my big miller welder but for many years I ran .035 through it too and it welded 3/16 just fine.

That's awesome, where was the show. :beer:

Thanks for the heads up :beer: I put Cooper AT3s on my ram last time they had this deal and they have been great. cheaper than the Toyo or Nitto equivalents and they are made in the US.

That's a great deal, there is a guy on the local CL that has been asking a grand for just the C frame and lower pulley for a year or so.

Better than what I got "Just for you! $7 in surprise points when you spend $70+" :wtf:

I guess this would qualify as somewhat rare at least in the few I have. Reed 406R

I have one similar, no name (would have been a sticker) on it but have been told they were available at the box stores about 30 years ago.

How about some homemade, I made these two for Engineering Tech school.

Picked up another Peter Wright

Found this little guy while cleaning the shop, no name but made in the USA Don't think I've posted these before but they are my most used in the shop. Shop fox No name, its usually on my big bench but recently put butcher board down and haven't bolted it back on.

All the time, recently it started with me noticing my blow gun wasn't really blowing and ends with me porting and polishing it. Heck even the brass tube on the outside got polished. :lol_hitti

Sorry my OCD wouldn't allowit lol. My new big 10" - SHD10

Old snap on 11" 3/8 extention with a double logo. Also have one that doesn't say made in USA