Yard sale tech

Picked this up for a dollar


Second pic is what I do with it. Eventually I plan to build a 640 Chebby, then I will use it to hang ford engines up to feed my new baby. Like feeding rats to a snake. "Eat my child, eat...." haaaaaaaaa. rubbing hands together


Yard sale tech what you got? How do you use it?

Damn fords. I new they were good for something.

Stainless medical table, made a good welding cart. Got my plasma on it now.

Needed to tighten 1/2 threaded pipe in the filter relocate. Have bought fittings in a five gallon bucket for five dollars. Redneck tech right here.

Make sure thread pitch are the same as what you are working on. Split the nipple, saw blade removes enough material to apply plenty of pressure in a vice to tighten the pipe.

This was used to lift people out of hospital beds, my paw in law works on a lot of lawn mowers. Uses this to lift mowers. He goes every Friday to the scrap yard to see what people sold during the week. Whatever he gets he pays a little more per pound than the yard pays. He drags some crap home.

Tire machine is used as a tire machine but worth mentioning. The guy practically gave it to my paw in law because it wouldn't work. He pulled the cover, it was wired for 110, works perfect and has inflator ring with it.

One more. Mirror used to be attached to this scissor thing. My paw in law works by himself most of the time. He has a mic attached to the scissor above his metal lathe.


I know y'all are making use of some junk, post it up.

PIL is building a shed to tear tractors down under, he was having trouble sliding on the tin top, he sprayed the seat of his pants and the knees with a spray bed liner. Problem solved. RTR

The old man is an innovator.

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Just patch some places on metal roof house. It was so steep i had to use a rope, to stay up there. Wish i would've thought of that.

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