What new tools have you got lately?
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RanchWelder
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...gotta respect the rapacious capitalists even after he burns you... Right?
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I don't know why I didn't buy a press years ago. No beating in wheel hub races!
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Me doing races on the car,no pounding. Done with junk we all have laying around. 2 sockets,2 2 washers,2 nuts 2 wrenches and a piece of all thread rod to pulll everything together. You can leave the hub on the car saving time and labor. It's even easier if you freeze your races and warm the knuckle with a propane torch.
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I bought these from Speedway Motors in 5 different gauges(11, 12,14, 16, 18G). 5-6 hole sizes in each kit. Eastwood has 18G and I've seen them elsewhere but speedway had the most gauges and roughly $80 for 150 of them. Makes it easy to repair holes in frame, sheetmetal, etc. Just drill with a stepbit, magnet in place, and tack/ weld in. My C30 floorpan had about 20 holes I've been repairing with the 16 gauge version and it saves a ton of time!
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Weld-In Floor Hole and Frame Hole Fill Kit, 12 Gauge Sheet Metal
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25% off, so I pulled the trigger.
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In the market for an electric winch. Please expound, where from? How much?
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Harbor freight i believe
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Yep, harbor freight. Regularly $629, but $157 off that price.
12,000 lb. Winch with Synthetic Rope and Wireless Remote
Amazing deals on this 12000Lb Electric Off-Road Vehicle Winch at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.
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that's funny, I was thinking of doing the same thing for my trailer and was wondering if it was on the list of can't use it for that.
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Just can't seem to be able to leave them. This one's same year model as me, 68.
And a 48.
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And a 48.
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While I'm being lazy this morning. Built me a torch coffen a while back.
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HF trip yesterday
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On a spree lately.
Got the atlas pole saw and it works good for my uses.
Picked up this spool gun for the Hobart to play with.
Got this grease gun. I recently got one of the lock-n-lube grease couplers and I love that thing. Combining the two will make all my zerks tremble in fear.
On my radar is a hydraulic tube bender. I’m trying to decide between these two styles:
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Got the atlas pole saw and it works good for my uses.
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Picked up this spool gun for the Hobart to play with.
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Got this grease gun. I recently got one of the lock-n-lube grease couplers and I love that thing. Combining the two will make all my zerks tremble in fear.
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On my radar is a hydraulic tube bender. I’m trying to decide between these two styles:
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