Big Barn’s Retirement Farm Shop
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Basically an e- z out for removing a broken 2 inch pipe or nipple in a coupling.
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Yeah something you need on an 'occasional' basis. But the price was right!
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Re: Big Barn痴 Retirement Farm Shop
They work good because the harder you pull on the wrench, more force is applied to the inside of the pipe.
This is the type of pipe extractor that I have for smaller pipe:
They work good because the harder you pull on the wrench, more force is applied to the inside of the pipe.
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Re: Big Barn痴 Retirement Farm Shop
No doubt. But there are a few outliers.
My son bought his house 5 years ago (he's currently 31). It had a 2-car garage with 12:12 (or so?) pitch roof with 2-3' knee walls so a decent upstairs storage area. Also, a (and I'm guessing here) roughly 24' x 40' shed/garage building - it has (2) approx 10' wide openings and (1) 14-16' opening with an OHD. He added a lean-to off the side of the garage for his snowblower mounted lawn tractor and walk-behind mower (seasonal dependent...). He and his wife park their daily drivers in the garage (gasp!) and in the shed he has his on/off-road motorcycle, snowmobile, small aluminum boat, 1960 pickup (under renovation), a small mill and lathe, a 2-burner forge and probably a few other assorted things.
We just got a new drone and he was playing with it tonight. Here's a pic of his modest spread (he only has about 2 acres).View attachment IMG_6709.jpeg
No doubt. But there are a few outliers.
My son bought his house 5 years ago (he's currently 31). It had a 2-car garage with 12:12 (or so?) pitch roof with 2-3' knee walls so a decent upstairs storage area. Also, a (and I'm guessing here) roughly 24' x 40' shed/garage building - it has (2) approx 10' wide openings and (1) 14-16' opening with an OHD. He added a lean-to off the side of the garage for his snowblower mounted lawn tractor and walk-behind mower (seasonal dependent...). He and his wife park their daily drivers in the garage (gasp!) and in the shed he has his on/off-road motorcycle, snowmobile, small aluminum boat, 1960 pickup (under renovation), a small mill and lathe, a 2-burner forge and probably a few other assorted things.
We just got a new drone and he was playing with it tonight. Here's a pic of his modest spread (he only has about 2 acres).View attachment IMG_6709.jpeg
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That's a nice place your son has.
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Agreed. Beautiful.
