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nlped 02-25-2019 09:53 PM

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Finally got the 2nd half of my Red Baron toolcart. I won the top at SEMA a few years ago and forgot about it until a few weeks ago. So I finally bought the roll around cart... pretty cool.

mongocanfly 02-26-2019 04:15 AM

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Hmmmm.....I could see disaster in my near future with that cart....I can just me me getting it all loaded down....and then turning it over...haha..

nlped 02-27-2019 08:28 PM

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Hmmmm.....I could see disaster in my near future with that cart....I can just me me getting it all loaded down....and then turning it over...haha..

:lol:

But, FYI .... the base is quite bottom heavy and seems mighty sturdy. I rolled around on it and didn’t flip over...& I’m fluffy :(

Advanced Design 02-28-2019 12:06 AM

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That cart would be handy, and way more organized than my tool drawers, as Greg can attest to from our Wire and Fire.

Big Moose 03-11-2019 03:21 PM

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That is a pretty neat tool cart

nlped 07-10-2019 09:04 PM

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That cart would be handy, and way more organized than my tool drawers, as Greg can attest to from our Wire and Fire.

LmAO!!! I have moved into it and really like it a lot, but I still have my regular tool cart too.

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That is a pretty neat tool cart

Thanks moose! I dig it too

I added a new (to me anyway) tool to the shop tonight. It works as it should, but I’ll need to service it and clean it up, so it’ll be PuRtY.

nlped 07-16-2019 07:55 PM

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I’ve been cleaning up the ‘new to me’ A/C machine. I rebuilt the vacuum pump and put new oil in it and checked all the lines (which checked out to be good). Now I just have to learn how to work it :lol:

nlped 08-05-2019 10:14 PM

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After educating myself (YouTube) on the way to use the new a/c machine, my ‘87 R10 has cold a/c!!!

:metal:

nlped 08-31-2019 02:23 PM

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I got some really nice LED droplight reels from my wife for my birthday last week. So, I spent a couple of hours this morning mounting them next to my extension cord reels that she got me last year.. yeah, my WIFE!
She’s the BeSt :metal:

I still have a cordless LED droplight, but I won’t lose these, nor will the battery go dead midway through a project.

nlped 01-12-2020 10:24 PM

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I’ve still been tinkering in the shop. Just a little proof. Servicing my Polaris Ranger on the lift...

1972K20 02-06-2020 01:58 AM

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I’ve still been tinkering in the shop. Just a little proof. Servicing my Polaris Ranger on the lift...

I may have missed it. What's the height are the walls?

It looks great!

nlped 02-06-2020 11:04 AM

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I may have missed it. What's the height are the walls?

It looks great!

Wall height is 14’. But if I had it to do over, I would have gone 16’.

nlped 03-01-2020 08:37 PM

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I didn't do $hit to Walter this weekend, but I did some cleaning and organizing in the shop. i.e...new bolt & crap bin.

Also a new Beer Drinkin’ sign and a shot of the shop dogs

rgunlock 03-04-2020 03:22 PM

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Good to get the shop organized. I need to do the same in mine.

Mind if I ask where you got your bolt bins? I've been looking for some and most of what I find have cheap frames and plastic bins. Been there, done that and the bins get brittle and crack.

nlped 03-05-2020 07:30 PM

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Good to get the shop organized. I need to do the same in mine.

Mind if I ask where you got your bolt bins? I've been looking for some and most of what I find have cheap frames and plastic bins. Been there, done that and the bins get brittle and crack.

I bought them from Zoro.com. If you do some searching, you can find 25% off coupons, so they are very reasonable. They are made by Durham and seem to be plenty beefy. I’m actually going to get 3 more, I like them so much.

rgunlock 03-05-2020 09:42 PM

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Thanks! Looks like Durham has a good selection. Now to decide how many, where to put them, open-bin style versus removable bins... so many decisions :lol:

Chevys4life 04-21-2020 11:07 AM

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I have a question for you Cater. Will that tempered glass start to cloud up after you start blasting in your cabinet?

nlped 04-21-2020 11:49 AM

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I have a question for you Cater. Will that tempered glass start to cloud up after you start blasting in your cabinet?

It probably will eventually, but it’s been well over a year and it’s still clear as, well, a window. And at $8, it’ll be easy to replace.

nlped 05-12-2020 09:39 PM

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Scored a used (but looks new) Liftmaster Jackshaft garage door opener over the weekend. Had to get a chain master-link and a 3-button controller, but otherwise it’s installed & wired. Once I get it finalized, I’ll throw the cover on and then PoWaH.

nlped 05-13-2020 08:58 PM

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I got the opener finalized & like it, but it turns out that I can add sensors to prevent hitting anything when closing. With those, I can change the programming and use an opener to open/close it!?!? Winner!

FWIW, my youngest daughter made me the sign :)

nlped 05-13-2020 09:00 PM

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I also bought 3 more bins from Durham so that I can organize stuff at my work bench. I’m planning to get then hung this weekend.

nlped 10-18-2020 11:33 PM

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I finally got a chance to hang the new storage bins and I built a 10’x32” workbench too. I’m going to pull some power to the bench so I can get some light and a collection of plugs for powah and a charging bank.

studeclunker 10-19-2020 12:15 PM

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Is that a lift photobombing in the left-lower corner? Niiiiice!

nlped 10-19-2020 09:57 PM

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Is that a lift photobombing in the left-lower corner? Niiiiice!

Absolutely!!! I have a 2-post 9k lift and a 14k 4-post lift with jacks. I really want a 2nd 2-post lift. One for longer term stuff and one for super short term service type work.


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