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I LOVE tools! (picture)

Post by wiscon_mark »

So...my Uncle was clearing out his basement, and I asked for tools...I didn't ask for this many though!!! He made a tool box for me...this all fits into it :shock:

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Post by Murphy »

i love pnuematic tools, i wish i had a air tank big enough to run them
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Post by Legacy777 »

nice!!

I love tools too! That is the ONLY shopping I can go do.....and not have anything particular that I need, but still end up buying stuff. :lol:
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Post by Fuzzylee »

Wanna trade uncles? Cause mine just borrows my tools and does'nt
bring them back. :(


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Score!
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best uncle ever
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Post by wiscon_mark »

AWD_addict wrote:best uncle ever
My other uncle (his brother) is just as cool 8)
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Post by Subtle »

Last week my sister gave me a wrench with 1/2 on one end and 5/8 on the other.
On the flat middle part it has the classic "Ford" logo and on the other side it has "T - 1917".

Prolly an original Model T wrench of that year-- 90 years old in two months.

She bot it at an "antique barn" north of Toronto, Ontario. I asked her if she was going to scrounge up the rest of the car. :-)
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Post by entirelyturbo »

I probably have that many tools strewn across the floor of my garage :lol:
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Post by wiscon_mark »

Oh, I have many more, this was just impressive in one haul :)
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Post by biggreen96 »

in the homeland we call that a fucking SCORE! are those ratcheting box ends I spy?
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Post by corsair »

planning on stealing the wheels off a 747? jeez some of those sockets are huuuuggee.... :shock:

one requires huge nuts to use those :lol:
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Post by wiscon_mark »

Like I said...I didn't ask for all of that :lol:

I don't know how on earth I'll use those...
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Post by Richard »

Big ass sockets come in handy when doing bearing seals and such if you don't have the right tools.
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