TotalyHucked
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- 1985
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Who knew a plumb bob was such a spicy subject
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Toe and heel bar. It has to have an open end wrench or a socket on one end to be a spud wrench.I have always called them Spud Wrenches. Use to align brackets/structural steel bolt holes.
Have you seen the pneumatic rams with the remote control. They seemI just bought one of the 179 dollar specials, a "2 ton" (yeah, right), with four wheels. In fact, I have to run to town because I don't want to settle for the supposed grade 8 used to pin the leveler or chain, to finish assembly (a Walmart special, with zero directions, zero washers).
The ram says it's good for ten tons.
The farther back I slide the horizontal part, the more weight it's indicated to hold.
The EIGHT ton ram on a two ton picker makes sense, in a overkill way.
If you need photos or anything, just yell.
Toe and heel bar. It has to have an open end wrench or a socket on one end to be a spud wrench.Used in Iron work or putting large pipe flanges together here on the Gulf coast.

Probably being interpreted as plump boob.Who knew a plumb bob was such a spicy subject
Probably being interpreted as boob.

Whatchya need to grind batteries for? Kinda dangerous one would think...One of these days I'm gonna get a battery grinder
That's a nice haul! I didn't realize they had a variable speed option in that type of grinder. Mine's old enough that wasn't a thing yet. That'll be nice!Got the 3/8" impact and grinder to go with my 1/2" drive all variable speed. I like that the grinder stops within like 1/2 a second of releasing the button.
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I've already cut some tubing with it the brake is nice; I've only ran it on high speed but can defiantly see where the speed settings could be good for different jobs.That's a nice haul! I didn't realize they had a variable speed option in that type of grinder. Mine's old enough that wasn't a thing yet. That'll be nice!