Good Tools & Other Helpful Inventions
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12-22-2010, 12:38 PM
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Either way it was a terrible terrible idea. Was fun for the first little bit, but quickly went downhill (maybe not the best word choice).
#72
09-05-2011, 11:24 PM
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#73
11-07-2011, 09:18 PM
indexing offset ratchets
I was in Lowes (home improvement chain here in US) today (Bad Idea 
)
Picked up two of these in 3/8's and 1/4 drive ....awesome for spaces where
a full length ratchet is not able to arc properly ...... really recommend you
Guy's look out for some of these
You can basically set the ratchet handle in increments in a 360 degree manner
....... freaking amazing the stuff they come up with these days
)Picked up two of these in 3/8's and 1/4 drive ....awesome for spaces where
a full length ratchet is not able to arc properly ...... really recommend you
Guy's look out for some of these
You can basically set the ratchet handle in increments in a 360 degree manner
....... freaking amazing the stuff they come up with these days
#74
02-07-2012, 01:32 AM
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#76
02-08-2012, 03:29 AM
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I've got the brake pads out of the 92 atm waiting for some new ones. The pistons made there way out and I would have been sticking a screwdriver in there to get them back in but for this tool. Cost about 5 bucks and worth its weight in gold.
Pipe expander - used for helping to fit slipon exhaust cans in an easier manner
by widening the collar
by widening the collar
.....a dam handy set to have lying around I tell you !!!!
#77
05-24-2012, 09:17 PM
Using a free gift card for doing sumone a favor
got one of these and one of those bead breaker is
a real time saver & the moto dolly - just plain handy
when you need to move bikes out of the way around
the garage
HarborFreight both items 120 +/-
got one of these and one of those bead breaker is
a real time saver & the moto dolly - just plain handy
when you need to move bikes out of the way around
the garage
HarborFreight both items 120 +/-
Last edited by Sprock; 05-24-2012 at 09:20 PM.
#79
05-24-2012, 09:44 PM
Harbor Freight Dude
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Was meeting Malbo yesterday in Saugus / Danvers Massachusetts to p/u some parts
he sold me - and grabbed this stuff at the HF store there - saved shipping
Tell ya they are pretty heavy duty - good gauge steel and rollers are good enough
I'll post up a pic tomorrow of my 1990 up on it
Just need to add some stick on rubber stops under the little built in filp down ramps
as on a smooth garage floor like mine it tends to 'skate' a bit driving up on it.
No biggy tho'. Highly recommend !
Not bad for < than 80 bucks too
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Was meeting Malbo yesterday in Saugus / Danvers Massachusetts to p/u some parts
he sold me - and grabbed this stuff at the HF store there - saved shipping
Tell ya they are pretty heavy duty - good gauge steel and rollers are good enough
I'll post up a pic tomorrow of my 1990 up on it
Just need to add some stick on rubber stops under the little built in filp down ramps
as on a smooth garage floor like mine it tends to 'skate' a bit driving up on it.
No biggy tho'. Highly recommend !
Not bad for < than 80 bucks too
Last edited by Sprock; 05-24-2012 at 09:51 PM.