bob w
Still crazy after all these years!
Nice digs, fbp. You have room for several more projects in there. lol
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smallfoot
He's rockin' the "Nuttin Special"!
Really nice! Love the wood...
By the time I see my floor again this thread will be ancient..
By the time I see my floor again this thread will be ancient..
bob w
Still crazy after all these years!
Looks like a great building for a barrel house.
Old Iron
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Nice fbp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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nice big space fbp [cl reminds me... I really need a chill room in mine...
AZRodDave
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forbigpicture
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I've gotten rid of 5 over the last 2 yrs. Little woman wants to move south,
if I add anymore I may have to live out there....
I doubt that....Really nice! Love the wood...
By the time I see my floor again this thread will be ancient..
Back when the railroad came into our town the original owner let the workersLooks like a great building for a barrel house.
board there...
Back at ya OI....
Well that bench will be a good startnice big space fbp [cl reminds me... I really need a chill room in mine...
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How do you guys keep your shops so clean and organized? Mine always looks like a bomb went off in it.
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DozerII
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Real cool fbp, if it were mine I might never go back in the house.
Neto
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tools - auction lot
Not a garage, just something more to put in it....
Picked up this lot in an auction yesterday - $2.00 (plus tax). Two chain breakers, a small pulley puller, and the large puller, which was why I bid on this lot.
Wondering if it looks familiar to anyone here, or what specific task would it have been designed for. There is no name on it that I could see, just the numbers P202, P203, & P204 on the different parts.
Not a garage, just something more to put in it....
Picked up this lot in an auction yesterday - $2.00 (plus tax). Two chain breakers, a small pulley puller, and the large puller, which was why I bid on this lot.
Wondering if it looks familiar to anyone here, or what specific task would it have been designed for. There is no name on it that I could see, just the numbers P202, P203, & P204 on the different parts.
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MercuryMac
Builder Junky!
I have never seen one just like that so I can't guess the brand name, but it looks like a real good puller.
Good purchase!
Good purchase!
Neto
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Of course there was the "hidden cost" of the time & gasoline to drive the 30 plus miles.... (But we don't want to think about that part.
)I already had a drum puller for the MoPar rear drums on the ones that were press fit (like my 46 Plymouth), but this one is maybe more for the crank pulley and such like? Then the other parts are for hooking on the inside of something - I can't off-hand think of an example of where that would be used.
bob w
Still crazy after all these years!
Maybe it's for pulling the propeller off an ocean going container ship???
MercuryMac
Builder Junky!
Neto, I got to thinking about those pressed tin pulleys that are stuck on a shaft. There are lots of them in the farming world. Anyhow, you can't pull on the circumference of them or you bend them. With your puller, you can reach in closer to the hub.
Don't think of the downside of going to an auction, [small potatoes], think of the upside, there might be some cool stuff there, [and you have proof of that].
Don't think of the downside of going to an auction, [small potatoes], think of the upside, there might be some cool stuff there, [and you have proof of that].
