kcm.MN
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- NW Minnesota
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Bruce from Can.
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- Location
- Woodville, Ontario, Canada
I want to trade this junk and get a pony
Steve in VA
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- Natural Bridge Virginia
Part 7, part 7, where is part 7?
Stephen Newell
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Hay kid, can you put my car back together now.
Determined
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The Snap On truck is coming to town next week, I'm just getting a few things ready for warranty.
Janicholson
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We need tables I said. Then Dad brought over a dozen more hammers.
It is actually so sad that it is beyond caption. Jim
It is actually so sad that it is beyond caption. Jim
dcarp
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- Schulenburg Texas
Do I have to label ALL of these?
Tony in SD
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This picture was taken by Harbor Freights CEO s dad when he told his dad what he wanted to do when he got big,
Tony in SD
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Sorry SV. Didnt read all the post before I posted but that was the first thing that came to mind.
greenmech
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- Lakeville MN
So many tools, so little time. Ron MN
560Dennis
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- Madison,Ohio
Whats a harbor freight? No we dont price match!
Damn Yankees
Damn Yankees
fixerupper
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LOL. Ken L you beat me to it.
Its a Kohler. And Kohler wants you to use ALL the tools in your toolbox. (On some engines they have the same length and thread screw, but
with three different head styles. So you turn basically the same screw with an 8mm, a philips screwdriver and a Torx depending on where it
is on the engine.)
with three different head styles. So you turn basically the same screw with an 8mm, a philips screwdriver and a Torx depending on where it
is on the engine.)
Farmboy 81
Member
Reminds me of my teenage son. He can empty
my 1 ton service truck working on
something. I can walk by several days
after the fact and start finding my tools
in a haphazard trail that I've been
missing. Funny thing is he has his own
toolbox, but puts his stuff back up.
my 1 ton service truck working on
something. I can walk by several days
after the fact and start finding my tools
in a haphazard trail that I've been
missing. Funny thing is he has his own
toolbox, but puts his stuff back up.
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