Mega find

[scottg]

We know you have great heart Neil
 Just just forget to include yourself in this deal.
   I realize it doesn't come natural to you, but in the end you will have spent a lot of time making other people lives richer.
 Neil deserves a little too.

 Cream off a pile of your favorite stuff now. You don't have to take it now, but it would be safer and better to.
      yours Scott   

[Nolatoolguy]

Ram tool corperation pad sander model R120
Wissota w66 bench grinder
Craftmsan model 22461 pad sander
Black and deckeer 7399 circular saw
Powercraft jigsaw
Stanely j-5 electric plane
Skill model 448  belt sander                     
Porter cable model 152 jig saw
Stanley h13b router
Stanley h-23 handyman router kit
Skill 548 router
Craftsman 100 soldering gun
Irwin perfect handle screwdrivers, various sizes
Proto ruby line screwdrivers 23 of them
Stanely surform 296 rasp
5 piece Cummins wooden handle  screwdriver set orginal box
Stnaley no 25 10 inch bevel rule
Miller falls 20oz hammer
Miller falls 9716 hammer
Fairmont 16oz hammer
Proto 520 hammer
Miller falls 9137 20oz hammer
Estwing 16 oz leather wraped handle
Estwing 12 oz leather wrap handle hamer
Plomb 2040 hammer
Plumb 16 oz hammer
Stanley no 73 gauge
Stanley no 92 guage
Stanley sw 65 gauge
Stanley no 25 tb bevel
Stanley no no 36 level nine inches long
Disston an morss  31 inch long
Crescent 1950 8 inch linemans pliers
Lufkin 881 rule
Proto 234 pliers
Miller falls no 2 egg beater drill
Russell jenings  Stanley no 100 bit set
Yankee 2100 brace 12” swing
Stanely no 59 dowel jig complete box set
Miller falls no 77
Tons of  hargrave and Jorgensen clamps along with several craftsman
Bonney  t35  3/8 drive
JH Williams s52 super ratchet ½ drive
Truecraft  ½ drive 13 piece socket set
Craftsman ½ drive circle h ratchet
Craftsman 3/8 drive circle h ratchet
Craftsman V marked spiner ½ drive
Bonney no 66 tourque wrench
Indestro mfg 19 piece set metal rack/case
Walden 4060 3/8 ratchet
Xcelite p3-p12 nutdriver set
Craftsman V marked sockets lots of ithem
Walden worcester No 12 complete socket/wrench set with wooden case
Walden Worchester teeflex t handle sockets
Blackhawk 151 adjustable drain plug wrench
Utica 1050-8 linemans pliers
Wizard # 9 adjustable
Diomond calk horshoe co 8 inch adjustable
L coes and co 6 ½ adjustable perfect handle
Wizard no 9 adjustable
Pexto 793 sheet metal workin pliers
Crescent  L26 pliers
Channelock 328 needlenose pliers
Craftsman 12 piece punch/chisel set in blue roll
Walsco 806w tape measure
Lufkin w928 tape measure
Stanely 1266 tape measure
Star chief no 525 tape measure


Now as far as work benches all his workbenches exept 1 were shop made. Very extremely strong and well overbuilt. He also had a set of old school gym lockers for storage of stuff. He had a older steel cabinet workbench with two kennedy 52611 chests on top along with a kennedy 297 rollaway. There was also few cabinets and steel bin unit orginizers.

[Nolatoolguy]

We contacted a local auction house thursday, they will come out tuesday. From what I hear they are well respected. Ive been there several times and for a auctionhouse its ran very well. Nothing is set in stone with them, we will talk terms an conditions an figure out commision when they come if the owner of the tools is intrested in the auction house.

[Nolatoolguy]

Today in cleaning out the shed I went home with a few things

[Nolatoolguy]

[Nolatoolguy]

The snapper mower and snowblower work like a charm. The leaftblower also works, but needs a little tlc. The rider doesnt even turn over but it hasnt been touched in a while so wele see what happens once we get a good battery little fresh fuel, oil, clean the carb, lines, filters, grease everything etc etc. The roto tiller doesnt work either. I got a buddy who is real good with small engines so hes gonna come over sometime this week and were gonna take a look at em.

[Papaw]

You are now one of the best equipped high school boys I know, Neil!

[OilyRascal]

Loving the wheelhorse.  That roller is very nice also.  Looks like your in the lawn business

[Nolatoolguy]

LOL, thanks papaw. I may be well equiped for highschool but this is just the start of what I dream of having.

The wheelhorse is deffinitly a charm. I did have to put air in the tires to push her up on the trailer. I was suprised the tires even held air. Most of its leaked out by now but at least I got her home and thats the first step. I dont know how much moeny needs to be put in to her to get her running. I hope and dont plan on alot. Ime guessing new tires cause they seem to be dryrotted. Depending on how good she runs maybe one day a snow plow for her if thats something that is possible witch i dont see why it wouldnt be. But ime no master gearhead so ime not to sure on what all it needs.

The tiller ive got no quik plans for, i will get her running but shes not on the top of the list.

The snow blower I plan to have running excellently by this winter. Pic up a few bucks blowing snow in the neighborhood. This year I scraped by with a piece of garbage toro 421 what i couldnt depend on and a decent craftsman single stage 21 inch blower that couldnt do much more then two or three inches. It will be nice to have a good blower to depend on this year.

The leaf blower will be very nice as well come fall. Last fall I used a good old fashioned rake to rake leaves around the neighborhood for moeny but now with this bad boy once shes running she should make jobs a snap.

The push mow Ime in no rush to get tuned up as I already have 2 running good but we can all use another cant we?

Oily I feel like ive been in the lawn bussnies just not with such good(well used but still good) equitment. Ive been just using a push mower and rake.

[scottg]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SpE_7MbRXw

Yer killin me with the tractor!! Yikes!! You know how good this is?

 All the gear is going to change your life in a big way.
Get that tiller over here tomorrow!!
  yours Scott

[Nolatoolguy]

Thats a pretty cool video. I was watching a few on wheelhorse just now and there quite intresting. I saw a few nice restored wheelhorses to.

It will deffinitly be a good change for me.

I have only used three rear tine tillers but ive saw many. The construction of this is built like a tank. Its nice and heavy with some thick metal sheilds nice big tires good controls and the list goes on. The newer ones ive used have alot of plastic and are half the weight and much smaller. The thing is there so light they just bounce around so much. It will be nice to get her working eventually thoe.

[Neals]

Those are quality yard machines. I spent 20 years as a groundskeeper and while I have never used those brands I can say I wouldn't trade straight across for new cheap stuff. The difference in maintenance costs and time, quality of work done and ease of use will pay off.

[Fins/413]

That is impessive for a two wheel drive garden tractor.

[Nolatoolguy]

I think the ease of use is easier in some aspects as far as handling and guages but at the same time you dont have the durrabilty and performance. Overall I would much rather have the older stuff then the new stuff.

Ime pretty sure the one in the video just had wheel weights ant tire chains on it for plowing, ime not sure thoe i could be completley wrong.

Today we got the wheelhorse up and running, well sort of up and running. We got the motor started and engaged the mower deck the belt snapped on it. Before we even started it we knew it would need to be replaced as it was pretty much dry rotted. All the belts on the mower look pretty bad so were probably gonna replace them all. We also changed the oil and boy was the oil that came out black. We ran some gas stright through the tank to make sure she was clean in there and the tank was suprisingly clean, no dirt or nothin in there. We replaced the fuel filter for a generic one he already had. The fuel line itself will need to be replaced soon to, its so brittle. The big box store doesnt sell the right size battery for it(amps an volts are fine but the phisical size of battery box is a problem) so we hooked her up with leads to the same size battery he had but doesnt fit in the mower. We also cleaned out the carberator. Along with that he did a few other things here and there. The motor itself runs decent now, he still wants to tune her up a little. Ime gonna put a little moeny into belts for now to get her running good then I will see about all new tires if she runs good. I gotta go to the small engine dealer and pick up some belts but those ime guessing are gonna have to be ordered ime not sure. Once I get tires I will see about the chains and weights for a plow.

[scottg]

Try Napa
 My guy Rick just got me belts for a type 1 Deere 110. 1965
Had to order them but they arrived the next day.

  When you get your belts, keep the little paper collar that came on them,  like it was made of gold!
 Saves a lot of hassle next time.
  yours Scott