Properly secured 10mm

jon f mn

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• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

Lol
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jd man wis

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• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

Now that's a good one. I use to have to lock up my snap on box because the night shift guys there was alway someone in there an tools missing an no one knew anything. Then the shop Forman on nights told me that I can do that incase they might need a tool. I told him to f off witch got me in the office because you can't talk to him that way. I told them iv got 20 years here an worked hard to have what I have and if there's going to be a problem I'll just load them up an take them home. The problem was slove but I had to be nice lol.

 

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Adrian Billheimer

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• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

Uh... honey, where's the car keys? :>)

 

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Steve@Advance

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• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

I thought it was going to end with a Harbor Freight catalog with the socket circled!

 

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Dieseltech

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Akron, Indiana

• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

I've had that problem with 10 MM tools missing, so I bought extra of sockets and wrenches. Haven't lost one yet!

 

Southern Ray

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• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

so you go through all that when you need to use it? or is this your spare? grins

 

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37 chief

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• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

Seams 10 mm is very popular with engineers. I had the same problem with a 2nd shift guy messing with my tool box. It was always locked, but they would try to make it inaccessible for me in the morning. One time I charged up a large capacitor, and with a thin copper wire I carefully insulated it behind the grab handle. That night the same guy grabbed the handle and got quite a shock. The third shift person told me in the morning, Randy burned his hand. He didn't. In the Navy I painted all my tools red. It was easy to get my tools back. Oh the memories. Stan

 

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Mike(NEOhio)

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Location

Newbury, Ohio

• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

Laughed all the way through it. I have three and still can't find one when I need it.

 

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DeltaSteve

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• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

My 10mm are 'multiplying'. Last time I looked there were five 10 mm wrenches and 3 sockets in my metric drawer.However,I can only remember buying the one(it's still there).Where did they all come from???

 

Fawteen

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Downeast Maine

• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

Yup, giggled all the way through it!

 

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rvirgil_KS

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• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

uh oh.....I left them on the pickup seat......and accidentally bumped the electric door lock button...

 

Hobo,NC

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Sanford, NC

• Jan 14, 2021

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Its rare I misplace a tool, radiator caps are #1 on my list of things I forgot where I put it... Its the first thing I remove and the last thing I install...

 

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Farmer Rock

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• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

So that's what I did with it!


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Absent Minded Farmer

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Location

Gehl Country, Wis.

• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

I can always find my 10mm socket. It's the snuffer in my ashtray. Nobody is going to touch that one. Lol!

Mike

 

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CH(upstate,NY)

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• Jan 14, 2021

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And I thought it was only 1/2 and 9/16th.

 

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john *.?-!.* cub owner

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• Jan 14, 2021

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I enjoyed it trying to guess when he would get to the socket, but what bothered me was the necessity of a key to get OUT of the house. Needing to exit in a hurry because of a fire etc. that may cause a problem.

 

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Two Dogs

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• Jan 14, 2021

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Maybe needing a key to exit was because of the girl (or boy) in the basement. TDF

 

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rrman61

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• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

When I read the title I thought he might have meant a pistol,I prefer a 45 myself.only way it could be funnier is if it would have taken two people to unlock their individual locks simultaneously for the final step.very funny nonetheless

 

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TractormanNC

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• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

And nothing else will work for it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

7/16 is too big and 3/8 won't go on.

 

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SVcummins

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• Jan 14, 2021

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I made fun of the people who lose 10 mm because who on crap that uses 10mm that much anyway ? Never been able to hold onto a 10mm since 😐

 

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Pete in Holland MI

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• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

Son loves to work on old Volkswagons. For Christmas, among other things, I bought him five 10mm sockets and combination wrenches. Loved it !

 

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paul

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• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

Yea I don’t know anything about a 10mm, but the 1/2 and 9/16 are what I would relate it to. Funny.

Paul

 

Tony in SD

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• Jan 14, 2021

• #1

My first thought securing a 10mm
My 10mm

 

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Determined

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• Jan 15, 2021

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(quoted from post at 17:18:02 01/14/21) And nothing else will work for it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

7/16 is too big and 3/8 won't go on.

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I can remember being young and broke when metric fasteners started to become common place and having to take a file to a wrench to make it into a metric size or squashing a socket down in a vice to do the same.

 

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Davidj

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• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

I can identify with this guy.... usually 8mm, 10mm, 5/16 and 1/2. buy multiples of those.....


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Kansasredneck

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• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

Please return them to SV at once.