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A review of a king dick tool. One of my favorite channels. Rough language warning.

Why don't you post pics of the tags on your original motor, sure would be easier than guessing.:coffee2:

Glad your getting your shop all fixed up! Looks like a nice one.

Watch Craigslist. I've gotten some very good deals on tools. Boxes are on there all the time.

I'd use vaulted rafters with a foot of overhang and only screws to assemble. Its way cheaper to build it the way you want the first time than to make do until you can afford it. Make payments if you have to.

Yea, I ride year round except when the roads are icy or the temps are in the teens. I always ride on New Years Day no matter what. I'm starting to show some wear and tear the last few years, I'm thinking it might be time to slow it down a might. Probably end up on three wheels in a few more...

Hell I still got ya beat for dirty. Tell me I can't keep up with a dirt bike! I took this hog plowin!

Nice build Doug, I bought an electric Western about 12yrs ago. It's been a back saver for sure. I used it for a bench just the other day to rebuild a Case tractor carb and changed the windscreen and antifreeze on my pards Goldwing right before that. Heres a pic we spoke of awhile back. She's...

Both fluxwire and gas do a good job, I wouldn't shy away from either. I would buy one that is most suited to your needs and budget. You should consider the duty cycle of your possible purchase though.

In the mid - late 70's I bought a used Cornwell, probably one of the best made boxes I've ever seen. Had it for years till I was robbed.

Mac Macsimizer top and bottom. I couldn't be happier.

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Look on craigslist for a Jet, last you 2 lifetimes.

You'll soon be able to buy USA tools again, soon as our wages are decreased to the rest of the world levels/standards and industry can recover. The rest of the worlds been working with substandard equipment for years.

My AAA card. When I leave the house in my crate it has fuel and is ready to go. Last thing I want is a tool box slamming around in the back. Its would be nice to have tools with you when you need them, but I'm not working on anything along the side of the road.

I got a buddy that uses kegs for his stands. I wasn't going to mention it because all the crying over wood stands. Built properly wood stands are safer than cheap metal stands or cement blocks. Wood has held up buildings for millenia and was used in train yards forever. Almost all heavy...

Very Nice!!! I'm wealous! Nothing better than working in a nice clean well equipped shop.

It'll be/work fine. The old plumbers adage is : **** runs down hill and don't bite your fingernails.

Very Nice!

I've got them all, Cornwell service kicks all their asses. Only company that has stood behind their product even after I left the trade.

Look up rammed earth,Cob or pisé de terre. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rammed_earth