Just a place to post up about that new tool you got whether it be new, used, cheap, expensive or something homemade to do a specific job. I will kick this off with a pic of the 1/4 drive electric rachet I got from the Snap On man. The guy we hired several months ago has one and I've used it a bunch of times and really liked it so I decided to get my own. I had a choice between the standard red or the black 100th anniversary edition and you can see which I picked
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Tim - It's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.
Indiana, PA
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I've had the first model 1/4" for 5 years. The shop has the new long 3/8" one. They are awesome! -
I've got Milwaukee Fuel at work in 1/4 and 3/8, and the reg Milwaukee at home in 1/4. Some of the best tools I've bought.Brian - Spring Grove, IL
IH 782 w/50c; Dad's 1650 (needs restored)
CCC 782 dual stick w/44c; 1050 w/38c; 1861 w/54GT
Parts 782, 1811, 1710, 1200
Numerous IH, Brinly, Agri-Fab attachmentsComment
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A guy in my shop has one of the Snappy electrics. I’ve used it a handful of times and it’s awesome. My cordless stuff is all Milwaukee now, but having used both I probably would’ve got the Snappy one. It’s just “less chunky”. I’ve had fantastic luck with the Milwaukee stuff so far though, the 3/8 90 degree impact is AWESOME.RichComment
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My neighbor just gave me this bumper jack for sharpening the blades on his tractor. It works, but the moving parts need to be oiled from sitting. I’m thinking about adding a bracket or something for lifting tractors with it.
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125, 126, 147, 129 x 3, 149, 1450, 1320
3 42” Blades, 3 42” Triangle Decks, 2 44A Decks, 38” LT Deck, 42” Stone Rake, #4 CartComment
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