I used to carry paincow around to blow up my tires if i had a flat, but last time he blew the tire plum off the rim so i fired him.
How about a product review thread?
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Yer cummins has lots of metric. 8mm 10mm
You've never walked into the Breakfast Bar, looking forward to hot and nasty sausage gravy, only to be informed that Big Becky done runned off and took her gravy boat with her..
Brother, that's lonely.
about all a guy can do, then, is to slowly stir too much sugar into his coffee and wonder, "where o where has Big Becky runned off too"...
I mean, a guy knows,,, he just knows, this new girl aint gonna dig a fly outta' your scrambled eggs, but boy! Big Becky would in a heart beat.
Or smear the table off with her bare forearm, like a bull dozer, to clear the last customers crumbs off yer table, as you're being seated.
an' eye aint kiddin', either....lonely!!
Got lots of metric everywhere, least the old one does. haven't done much wrenching on the newer one. i ain't workin on the engine anyway, that sucker will go to the diesel guy up the road.
I had to buy a set of triple square sockets to do something to the rear brakes on a Jetta. Never used them since and probly wont
This has been very handy to have around
I had multiple battery's fail this year.
All bought from Walmart over the past couple years.
A Silverado a Buick century a Yamaha Kodiak and a Yamaha vstar 1300
I started each vehicle with this box several times
To move them to mow.
Seems to have very good longevity
I use it as a power bank when our
Power is often out
It has a type c charging port
I just leave it in my truck until it's charged.
I had multiple battery's fail this year.
All bought from Walmart over the past couple years.
A Silverado a Buick century a Yamaha Kodiak and a Yamaha vstar 1300
I started each vehicle with this box several times
To move them to mow.
Seems to have very good longevity
I use it as a power bank when our
Power is often out
It has a type c charging port
I just leave it in my truck until it's charged.
I have a few special VW tools as well,,, 84 jetta TD used a special socket to undo the axles from the trans. , had to buy a set..
Also some tools for the 2001 TDI. Also made a bunch for doing the belt
Yup, there is no foolin you. Ar15's are air operated. they used compressed air to force the firing pin foward on the primer. it's a pump to air up the storage chamber
I bought a couple stihls, I was disappointed
I’d like to buy a Still, there are some pretty cool ones for sale on Ebay
Last year I bought a copper still for a hundred, sold it for $300, it was nice once shined up.
Both gearwrench.
One on the left is mostly useless and would never buy again.
Its made well but the design is inferior to the one one the right.
Plus it wont stay on the nut cause the swivel moves.
I never use them.
Always grab the kind on the right and i use the heck outta them.
Tom dated a girl like that.
WTF is that fer? Turning your AR into a tactical hair dryer???
I've had this compressor under the back seat of the older Dodge for many years. have used it a couple times and checked it the other day and it still works good. pummps pretty hard for a cheap tiny thing too. didn't get a pic of the tire repair kit in this one though.
T1 dated a girl like that too.
I'd have thought he'd have sucked the tire flat against the rim.
Wow you must get a lot of flatsJust got all this stuff from amazon not too long ago, twin cylinder pump. works good but can't tell you anything about the longivity. it fits perfect in the storage under floormat.
I drive trough 100's of miles of no service for anything and carry nothing but a spare tire.
ATV's nothing,my Widdle Twuck wood hauler,nothing.
I got a nail in my car tire this year it would go low after a week,finaly put a plug in it when i got my plug tools back.
Topkick has a lot of 16 and 18 MM
especially to change the HUEI pump
Ar15's are air operated. they used compressed air to force the firing pin foward on the primer. it's a pump to air up the storage chamber
I thought maybe it was there to keep gas from blowing back into your mug when running a suppressor.
Fucking caterpillar 3126 throwaway motor