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Armstrong brand. Just like you!

Its not that bad at all. I was installing garage doors right out of high school. Just make sure you have a couple good fitting solid steel rods. You really cant mess up if make sure each bar is fully seated in the hole. If it where really that dangerous OSHA would have mandated some sort of...

I have the big Makita its a hoss. It’s probably a bit behind the Milwaukee’s we have at work. I suspect it’s mostly a better battery in the Milwaukee.

Safety 3rd! That’s what I always say.

i 2nd the echo.

Working under the car when this guy strolls up. I politely escorted him outside.

Im fine with the ship lights( overhead) and taillights and marker lights are great. But i cant see **** under the car. Like said the shine so bright all i see is shadows.

Maybe its me, my close-up eyesight ain’t what it used to be. But it seems I find myself trying to position work (trouble) light more then I actually spend turning a wrench. Seems like old rough service incandescent bulbs had a soft glow that surrounded the part i was working on. Sure they’d burn...

Your not from Oklahoma. Sagging timber above window or door opening. Ya i was a little confused 1st time also

Glad you can spell schoshe I couldn’t until your post. But I know exactly how much it is.

As long as you don’t have swag in your header your header your doing fine.

They are nice a nice jack. Used a friends to put transmission in my pickup. Rolls better than my old craftsman ever did. But i will not buy anything made in china if i can avoid it Ive been shopping craigslist regularly for something older and USA.

Question, are they made in the USA? If so I’ll give them a look. Someone felt the need to relieve me of my entire 1/2 drive set. So I’ve been shopping around for replacement

Nice. I’m find it’s not so much working on my back, as much as it is getting up and down for that longer extension or sae socket instead of metric as my 1998 ram is a mix of both.

Wow! Your organization is amazing!

Looking around a garage sale today. I spied a familiar blue hard bound book. Moved dome others on top of it. And to my suprise. 33rd motors auto repair manual! The man wanted a whopping $2 for it. This is going to come in handy on my 68 Coronet resurrection.