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That creamy white hand cleaner is the king! 2 - 3 applications/rinses and done! Easy on everything too. I just used it on my bicycle and crudball chain.....like new!

Yes, I would disconnect the fuel supply hose to make sure that it flows into a jar more than the engine could need. Or....vacuum leak/blown intake gasket type of thing. Or.....if the engine IS under some undue loading, figure out what that is. The need for the choke could be a lean deal or...

It would be cool if you could connect a 2nd hose as an "exhaust side".

Yes, exactly. That little plug hangs down (with a dust cap over it) near the end of the seat/start of the tail section.....not visible. My battery's I'm sure at least 3 or 4 years old. Love throwing a leg over that thing and having it fire right off......

Worth every penny.....got one on my bike.

If Americans could ever stop "shopping with their wallet" and buy American, the tide could turn. Until then, we'll all keep buying our Harbor Freight $29.95 bench grinders that no U.S. company can ever compete with........and continue to live with close to 20% real unemployment.

Mattie

Mine.....I don't go crazy with it.... Rack of 3/8" drive sockets/ratchet/3 extensions/U-joint 2 crescent wrenches duct tape/electrical tape/mechanics (baling) wire channellocks/pliers/vise-grips/wire cutters~strippers flashlight (of course) zip ties about 4 screwdrivers--2 sizes of flatblade, 2...

I always say.....when you buy a Snap-On tool, you're not only buying a tool.....you're buying someone a house.

I bought one of these and it works well, except the slide hammer started going south. The little piece that "grabs" the weld-on studs doesn't grab anymore!....it just slides off! And without a good slide hammer, it's worthless. Hopefully, I can find a replacement slide hammer for cheap...

I noticed that I don't lose tools when I buy expensive ones. I think it's like cheap sunglasses.....no respect. I just accept that I'll be buying a full set of screwdrivers every 3 years or so. But I bought some Snap-On 3/8" socket extensions about 15 years ago, and I've never lost one of 'em!

How 'bout this? Maybe you could flip some of the fittings around and turn that tank into a vacuum tank if you ever want to do some A/C work on your car, you can "suck it down" before recharging it. I'll bet that compressor is up to the task. Might wanna put a little K&N filter on that bad boy...

"If it ain't a Lincoln, it's a stinkin".....but seriously, I've got a 110v model Lincoln, but wish I would've bought a 220v, that's all. Home D, for 5 or 6 bills. Like this:

I had a 30 X 30 wood barn with a nice upstairs level......sold the house and bought a new house with a 3-car garage. It ain't workin'. I'm waiting and saving up to build another barn out back.....there's just no substitute! That 2nd level was a warm, dry place to store parts. After I...