Jack of all trades

[Andrew Vanis]

 

[Andrew Vanis]

Ok, technically a lift of all trades but it didn't sound as good.

 

[kbuhagiar]

Jack of all trades

I've used my engine hoist for damn near everything - except actually pulling an engine out of a car.

Trading my old fixed-leg rigid hoist for one that collapses was a game-changer for me.

Ok, technically a lift of all trades but it didn't sound as good.

Have you considered moonlighting as a newspaper editor?

 

[b-dog]

That's too funny, I did mine a few years ago!

 

[Andrew Vanis]

Fun!

What did you attach the chain to?

what had you think you needed the counterweights?

 

[MushCreek]

I adapted my cherry picker to fit the three point hitch on my tractor. I used it to remove a pick-up truck bed. The TPH is too fast and jerky for precision work, so the cherry picker gives you smooth control. Backwoods engineering at its finest!

 

[Skyman]

Well done. The cleverness of the denizens of this forum continues to impress me.

 

[Sumboodie]

Why is the water heater buried in the dooryard?

Must be a southern thing!

 

[GeoBruin]

I'll play.

 

[Rc_Guy]

What is the opening going to the basement for? Firewood to the fireplace? Looks too small to have a ladder or steps

 

[Steve_P]

Funny how some builders installed the water heater in the bomb shelter

I also used my engine hoist to move and install my compressor, which is 600+ lbs.