Tool Talk
What's-It Forum => What's-It Forum => Topic started by: amertrac on March 07, 2013, 02:48:45 PM
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THOUGHT YOU WOULD LIKE WHAT I DO WITH OLD LINE TOOLS THE TOP IS A WIRE RAISER FROM BELL HANGING DOWN THE MIDDLE IS ORIGINAL ONE
THE SECOND PISTURE IS A MULTI SOCKET MADE FOR THE OLD WOOD STICKS EACH SPIKE WAS A DIFFERENT SIZE SOCKET USED TO HOLD THE NUT WHILE ANOTHER LINEMAN TURNED THE BOLT
I HAVE ANOTHER CONVERSION OF A SMALL LIMB SLICER MADE INTO A WEAPON ALSO
(http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g208/amertrac/GEDC0089_zps40d958c1.jpg)
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Not seeing the second pic Bob.
I'd be more than happy to steal that pushup pole end though. I happen to know where there are 6 new sections. Then again, I have damn little desire to ever again use a pushup pole, and I don't own a reducer stick.
Hell with that idea, them sticks are for young bucks.
I'm real good at sitting in the truck anymore.
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I f you run into any old pole ends cheap let me know.You never can tell what can be made from them lol
also the picture is one. I meant the bottom plaque. bob w.
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hers the small limb trimmer. bob w..
(http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g208/amertrac/GEDC0100_zpsae2a4383.jpg)
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hers the small limb trimmer. bob w..
Looks like some type of Medieval combination dagger/gut hook!
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or a castoration device, ouch.
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I will stay on Bob's good side.
I will stay on Bob's good side.
I will stay on Bob's good side.
I will stay on Bob's good side.
If Bob ever flips out I can see the "Media" yapping how Bob was over the edge converting tools to dangerous assault tools.
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My mother spanked me when I was very young . My father beat the crap out of me when I was young
My first girlfriend left me for someone else when I was young In the service they treated like dirt when I was young. it is no wonder I like weapons LOL bob w.
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No one messes with people who walk on I-Beams 20 stories up.
No one messes with people who walk on glass roofs.
No one messes with people who dig tunnels under rivers.
And No one messes with people who play with 40KV power lines for a living ;P
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No one messes with people who walk on I-Beams 20 stories up.
No one messes with people who walk on glass roofs.
No one messes with people who dig tunnels under rivers.
And No one messes with people who play with 40KV power lines for a living ;P
Might have to rethink the roof one Rusty.
Damn fool roofer sat on a glass roof at SUNY Brockport last summer & stopped 3 floors down.
He wsn't hurt by the fall, but his Union brothers messed his ass up pretty well the next day.
I hear he's still looking for his next job.
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By the time I got the tools off the plaques I would be hurting LOL also you guys keep a look out for end of pole tools for me .T older the better I am working on a rubber blanket installer now.But I don't think a tool that pinches is to terrifying bob w.
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Luckily I know where you can get rubber blankets at a damn low price about an hour from where yo live.
Somebody bought 9 pallets of them from NiMo that failed the HiPot test.
There are a lot of uses for rubber blankets beyond temporary insulation.
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AUNT PHIL, PM ME WITH THAT ADDRESS PLEASE I MIGHT BE ABLE TO USE FOR A WALK FOR THE WHEELCHAIR .bob w.
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They are also useful for setting car batteries on.
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AUNT PHIL, PM ME WITH THAT ADDRESS PLEASE I MIGHT BE ABLE TO USE FOR A WALK FOR THE WHEELCHAIR .bob w.
Bob I can get you some blankets soon as the ground drys if the damn snow melts. You want the 3' squares? Will they be wide enough or would you want pin blankets that can give you 2 pieces 18" x 36"?
Are you near Lockheed over there? Young fellow from here works there 5 days a week and can haul them there if you can pick them up. He already hauled them from there.
Before I do, are you aware those blankets are slicker than snot on a doorknob when they're wet? I and a couple other guys have learned them sumbiches are nastier than walking on ice, and they damn sure don't soften the sudden ass to ground impact enough to matter.
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I seam to recall seeing something like those somewhere before... LOL