What new tools have you got lately?

[Turbo4whl]

My buddy hasn't gone through much yet but I spotted these two while at their house yesterday and he told me I could have them. An old Mac long reach double open end wrench

Hey Zach, Those long thin wrenches are tappet wrenches. Made thin to adjust valves on old solid lifters on a running (inline) engine. You will not find them useful if you try using them on say, a rusty water pump bolt.

 

[78C10BigTen]

Hey Zach, Those long thin wrenches are tappet wrenches. Made thin to adjust valves on old solid lifters on a running (inline) engine. You will not find them useful if you try using them on say, a rusty water pump bolt.

Thanks for learnin me Wayne!

 

[CalSgt]

New Miller Digital Infinity welding hood!

“Used” on eBay for a good deal but it had never been welded with

And a little TIG practice today

 

[89Suburban]

Hey Zach, Those long thin wrenches are tappet wrenches. Made thin to adjust valves on old solid lifters on a running (inline) engine. You will not find them useful if you try using them on say, a rusty water pump bolt.

Like my old slant six

 

[idahovette]

New Miller Digital Elite welding hood!

“Used” on eBay for a good deal but it had never been welded with

And a little TIG practice today

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[CalSgt]

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One of my peers resigned the other day & I ended up with his AOD (on call) this week…

No cold ones for me

 

[TotalyHucked]

Hey Zach, Those long thin wrenches are tappet wrenches. Made thin to adjust valves on old solid lifters on a running (inline) engine. You will not find them useful if you try using them on say, a rusty water pump bolt.

Very cool, thanks for the insight! I guess that means this wrench is probably from the 40s or older maybe?

 

[Camar068]

Installed a vertical powerstrip on the corner of the wall.

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[Mr Clean]

Got a inner axle seal installation tool. Not a tool I'll use all the time, just nice to have it in the arsenal.

 

[nvrenuf]

Got a inner axle seal installation tool. Not a tool I'll use all the time, just nice to have it in the arsenal.

Like a good flaring tool, don’t hardly use it but when you need it that thing’s worth it’s weight in gold.

 

[Ricko1966]

Like a good flaring tool, don’t hardly use it but when you need it that thing’s worth it’s weight in gold.

A little tip for those that don't know. If you buy a flaring tool you can buy the long preterminated lines from the parts store. Cut off one flare, slip on your ends if they are different and re flare 1 end. Save the other cut off section for another use.This way they are the correct length, the correct ends and good easily attainable material in my opinion.

 

[1STLS1]

Scored these this past week.

55gallon drum dolly, brand new $35.00

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Rigid Floor Drill Press $93.00

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I missed the handle on the chop saw was broken and ended up throwing it in their dumpster but I think the welding table on wheels was worth $75.00. Couldn't build it for that. The caster wheels were worth twice that. The top is reinforced with angle iron, it looks like it will take anything I can throw at it or on it.

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I will most likely never use this but always wanted on, an arbor press. Good for bushings. bearings and races. That was around $170

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[waterpirate]

Nice score on the press! Is it a Dake?
Eric

 

[legopnuematic]

Nice score on the press! Is it a Dake?
Eric

Looks like a Dayton.

Looks like someone gave it the onions to split the daisy wheel in two.