What new tools have you got recently?
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Just a place to show off and talk about the tools you recently bought/acquired.
I sharpened the blades on my neighbors tractor, and he gave me this old bumper jack as payment. It works, but needs the moving parts oiled up from sitting. I’m going to make a bracket to go on it for lifting tractors. |
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From the people that brought you Covid-19 by way of Dayton/granger, this arrived today.
it made quick work of some beef jerky I had and my fast thinking foxhound/great dane appreciated it falling on the ground! I have to find something more challenging to cut now. |
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It went to his son after he passed, but son is gone now, as is the bumpers that vehicles had to lift under. handy thing it is! |
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Frame, or stubs or bumper brackets in that order. I really dislike lifting on the pinch welds, but that is how it's done today. Made a set of pinch weld pads for my daughters New Camaro, but still prefer a solid lifting point. Aw well move ahead or backslide.:beerchug: |
What a cool Jack, great way to get a paycheck, so much more valuable
then cash. Ken |
That's a pretty impressive knife spndncash. What are you going to be using it for?
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That's a rather neat looking jack, can't say I have ever seen one. If I had more room in the shop I'd love to have something like that for lifting lawnmowers. I have a small one that was given to me, but its a deathtrap for a "normal" Cadet. Tried lifting my 1811--it cleared it about 2" before literally shooting the jack out the front at me. Just bad physics on its design, and too wimpy to do the job. Not sure How I even feel about it on the "box store" series mowers some of the family has.
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Well good luck with that. I hope it turns out great.
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