Recent content by chiefcook

So true

Hospitals, Dr's offices and restaurants with cold water and no paper towels in restrooms.

Still do where I live(SW AR)

Sgt Preston if the Yukon and the Lone Ranger.

Working with tools when you're in a tight spot or having your head turned while wearing trifacal glasses.

Ordered a horned toad, cayman or armadillo off the back of a comic book. I remember my parents lining us up with hundreds of people to get the first polio vaccine. Also have had 3 smallpox vaccinations. When I was young, then when drafted into army and again when deployed to Korea in @2005. I

I will post pics when i get back to it. I don't want to fix it, just like to build stuff. Maybe use metal to make another implement that I can use.

.I have been given a non working 3 pt post hole digger. I hate to waste anything. And enjoy out of the box projects. Has anyone built any attachments with one of these, or have any suggestions or ideas for me?

Not sure about your specific situation, but I use an adapter for Black and Decker 20v lithium batteries on Bauer and have not had any problems.

I buy mine at Walmart. Probably the same as HF, but not a 40 mile round trip. Usually, the impeller comes loose. Clean it up and super glue or JB Weld will fix it. If not, they don't cost much and save work and spillage.

I have been very happy with the Doyle hand tools.

I rode on a Honda 305 Super Sport from Northern Virginia to Key West FL in 1967 and back on a 2 month trip. I'm scared to get on my kids bikes now.

That's one good thing about smart phones. I try to take plenty of photos when taking something apart. It's especially good if it's awhile before reassembling it. I also use zip lock bags and Harbor Freight magnetic parts holders. Still, I usually end up losing something or having to redo...

Anyone found decent wearing safety glasses that fit over prescription glasses? I wear safety prescription ones all the time, but sometimes need more protection. I do not want a face shield.

My son still uses the Bolens(Iseki) 21 HP tractor that I bought in the mid 70's. No major problems other than replacing the clutch about 20 yrs ago, and replaced water pump bearings once.