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Nick DV
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Are they really plastic cable ties on that?
James1979
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Yeah. But they only hold the stake and the hardy tool on. The anvil is secured to the pallet by the blocks. That ain’t going anywhere!Are they really plastic cable ties on that?
Olderisbetter
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Here is a better picture of the number, they are not cheap new but Ebay might be a good place to look.
Its with the Craftsman tongs/pliers that I bought at the same time for hooking the brake shoe springs back on - wherever that is . . .Can I have your Craftsman one?
dan.taylor.1
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Looks like it's had some reinforcing done in the past already. With the plates on the outside of the brackets?
James1979
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or a special kind of special! I work in a quarry from time to time with people who could do that for fun
brewdexta
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Three more Cornelius kegs.
These will be filled in the next couple of weeks with a german pils and a dark mild and join these that are full of beer, except the one on the left that got polished off at the weekend, it had Citra APA in it
Cheers
Andy
These will be filled in the next couple of weeks with a german pils and a dark mild and join these that are full of beer, except the one on the left that got polished off at the weekend, it had Citra APA in it
Cheers
Andy
paulmitchell1984
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Well today I had a padded envelope that had come from America, iv not ordered anything so opened it carefully to find that I'd finally got one of those filler rod feeders from CK Worldwide
Ez dabr
Just need to learn how to use it now and remember how to turn the tig welder on as it's been over 2 years since I last touched it.
Ez dabr
Just need to learn how to use it now and remember how to turn the tig welder on as it's been over 2 years since I last touched it.
Maker
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I'm not even certain where my TIG is, I put it somewhere safe a few years ago...
northwest
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Let us know how you get on with that. I am trying to decide between this and the straight up 3/8" drive impact wrench.
8ob
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Blue Chips
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Even worse, I sometimes stumble across something that I had forgotten I owned because I put it somewhere "safe." And by the time I re-discover it, I've already bought another one.I'm not even certain where my TIG is, I put it somewhere safe a few years ago...
That's one of the great contributing causes of redundant tools...and lectures from spousal unit as well, since she seems to be able to remember everything that I've ever purchased. My wife-prompted new year's resolution (one of them): "Stamp out and abolish redundancy!"
A power ratchet is one of my favourite go-to tools for tight spots. You should get lots of use out of that.
Craig-SM
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I had the same dilemma and most reviews of actual usage went with the long teach reach over the impact due to the fact it can be used as a ratchet where as the impact just rotates freely. The head size makes it more usable too over the impact and the length of it offers plenty of leverage if you need to break lose a bolt.
Hopefully now I’ve bought I’ll be able to confirm the above.
By me,3 years ago,tomorrow I’m going to check all the pins are parallel,make sure they’re not fighting each other.
I’ve seen them driven over bumpy ground with a 1m diameter oak butt in the jaw,7m long!
dan.taylor.1
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Big shovel/forwarder driving it then, or on a 360?
