Two boxes on line bidding last week

larry@stinescorner · Oct 20, 2018

My wife bid 17.50 for two tool boxes.I told her 10,,but she bid up to 17.50 total cost

The first box was scary,,a bunch of soldering flux,,all stuck to the bottom,It was a job to scrape and clean it up tonight.

I got it pretty clean sorted out what was in the box

larry@stinescorner · Oct 20, 2018

Here it is put back

larry@stinescorner · Oct 20, 2018

The second box was cleaner,with a lot of new fittings,and a wrench

larry@stinescorner · Oct 20, 2018

I can only post two pictures at a time

I organized all the like fittings,and tied them in loops with tie wire

larry@stinescorner · Oct 20, 2018

Now all the plumbing stuff that was in two boxes,fit in the one big box,

And we have an empty box for something else.....How did the wife do?

Janicholson · Oct 20, 2018

2 cents on the dollar, a great purchase. Fittings are pricy!! Jim

jeffcat · Oct 20, 2018

Keep telling you folks. Buy a couple of gallons of E-85 and slosh it
around in there. All of this crud came out of a little saftey gas can
a couple of days ago. Let the E-85 soak for a few hours.
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Idaho Digger · Oct 20, 2018

That red handled wire brush for cleaning copper tube works GREAT for cleaning battery posts. I've got several in the equipment tool boxes.....

johnlobb · Oct 20, 2018

I think she did well! Most all that stuff is usable!

Geo-TH,In · Oct 21, 2018

You are right, pricy. How many people still use copper? I got away from it years ago. Plastic is much easier to repair and cheaper too.

Adirondack case guy · Oct 21, 2018

that is scary. I better go out in my shop and look for my two soldering tool boxes. One is yellow, the other a black plastic Craftsman box. Some one must have kept the burnz-o-matic that was in my yellow one.
Loren

Pops1532 · Oct 21, 2018

(quoted from post at 11:51:07 10/21/18) How many people still use copper?

In my area pretty much all water lines done professionally are copper, but the pro's crimp them now. Very fast!

Two boxes on line bidding last week

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