75BEASTK20
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- Cal
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- 1975
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- 427
But it's an Lisle. Does that count?
What new tools have you got lately?
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nvrenuf
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Sho does, Lisle is good stuff. I've got the Snap On version of that and the only difference is the handle.
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TotalyHucked
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I need to get one of those jacks ^ just have had other, more important stuff in front of it so far
I ran to Hobo Freight yesterday for a few things after I got myself in a bind trying to pull the front diff out of the daily and couldn't find my manual pickle fork. Picked up a whole kit of pickle forks...
A compression tester, mainly for the hose to put air in the cylinder for changing valve springs/seals
A pipe wrench for stubborn stuff, some non-swivel 1/2" extensions, a pair of angle jaw pliers, a 16" super long pickle fork, a pitman arm puller, a fresh pair of mechanics gloves and some 11" zip ties. The best part was, I got some HF gift cards for Xmas. Turns out I had $225 worth on the cards, I still have $5 left over! Debating taking the pickle fork kit back just cuz that long individual one did the job. Not sure yet...
I ran to Hobo Freight yesterday for a few things after I got myself in a bind trying to pull the front diff out of the daily and couldn't find my manual pickle fork. Picked up a whole kit of pickle forks...
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A compression tester, mainly for the hose to put air in the cylinder for changing valve springs/seals
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A pipe wrench for stubborn stuff, some non-swivel 1/2" extensions, a pair of angle jaw pliers, a 16" super long pickle fork, a pitman arm puller, a fresh pair of mechanics gloves and some 11" zip ties. The best part was, I got some HF gift cards for Xmas. Turns out I had $225 worth on the cards, I still have $5 left over! Debating taking the pickle fork kit back just cuz that long individual one did the job. Not sure yet...
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Blue Ox
Turning Diesel Fuel Into Fun
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This will be the last time the wife asks ME to help with the dusting!
Forget Covid, we're all getting asthma for 2025!
Fu¢# Yeah!
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Forget Covid, we're all getting asthma for 2025!
Fu¢# Yeah!
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I got one of those too, not so much for leaves (or at all, lol), but for blowing out the garage and barn floors. The broader area works way better than a blow gun.
Fun fact, if you hold a funnel over the end of it, you also can blow up an air mattress if your wife didn't buy an air pump to go with the mattress.
