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Married? I see trophy`s in the garage rather than the house.

Glad to see you have saved an Impala from its demise in demolition derby.

I cant even afford that even if it was used more than 2x`s

Nice shop it looks like you will have it full in no time. I hope to put a hoist in mine one day.

Something interesting I found on a search. Texas (TX) - Stanley Black & Decker in the U.S.

Snap On is USA made but Blue Point is not. I heard Stanley is building a new place in Texas and bringing production back here.

My son can change the tires on a semi with his Snap On 1/2 inch cordless. Crazy for me to think they make that much power.

I feel the same they are light weight and no hoses or cords to drag around. I think most now days are good products as battery technology has come a long ways. The 20 volt Craftsman are even brushless now.

That is probably the difference. Mine is the 20 volt

I bought a Craftsman 1 1/2 years ago and am very happy with it. I have no battery troubles but mine might have more AH than yours. It will run tires off 6 cars and still not be dead. I also bought the sawzall to use in junkyards to cut bumpers off. Same battery and I hve cut as many as 8 bumpers...

I like knockers in a pair and big if possible.

Removing a few fingers make it hard to hold a beer,

There are 2 different size p/s pulley pullers. The kit at most tool stores contain both. I dont think a 3 jaw will work.

That is what I use mine for and dad taught me using his. The machinery has a speed setting in the book for shaft speeds and this is what is used on the old stuff. The newer stuff went with a separate tach in the cab and now is full digital from the drivers seat.

That looks like the set I got from my Mac salesman 27 years ago. I am still using them.

Just like others have said I think you would be better with a spool. You need to weld steel pretty good before trying aluminum. Also like others have said it must be clean and free of dirt. I used green tungsten on aluminum and red on steel with good results. One thing about aluminum is it is...

It takes alot of time to fill something that big. I filled my 50 X 50 in 2 years.

I used one back in high school and was happy with it.

Personally being raised on a farm I would spray them with a chain/cable grease just to prevent corrosion and then just keep an eye on them to see if they need a re-coat later.

I got mine off the Snap-On truck back in 85 and used it 1 time. I will probably be using multiple times in the next few years.

And per your recommendation I got the same one. I am very happy with mine. I have had mine about 2 years now and she has cut alot.

I have 2 of the Snap on ones. I have found a plugged jet in a carb. by doing a balance test. They are really nice to use if you have learned the different ways to test things. This is what I have. Snap-On Counselor Digital Oscilloscope MT1665 with cords, and book | eBay This looks like yours...

Ok I just found and ordered 2 D cell holders with wires.

@halifaxhops I picked up the manual he found. It is from 1948 and from that I learned there are 2 D cell batteries in the machine. When I took the caps off the bottom was ok but the top battery was all rust. I was able to pull it out but the holder is rusted away. Is there a fix for this?

He is going to call me on Monday so I can run up and get them.I dont hear a thumping just what sounds like bearing noise but that has begun to fade to about 1/2 of what it was when I firt plugged it in. I cant read the silkscreen good but when I switch the knob from what appears to be 8 lobe to...

Ok I hooked up a nearly dead 6 volt battery and the gauge lights all light. The vacuum pump seems to be trying. The dwell meter is inop. I do not have a square tool to tighten the dist. gear so I am assuming that is why the RPM is bouncing a bit and the arrows with the strobe are walking around...

Yes its 1/2 and most of what I work on dont go over 5,500 so 5 grand to test will be ok.

He said he found 3 books he has for it and I can pick those up on Monday.

Yes 2 terminals but they connected all the wires on 1 stud that run the panels.