On Wednesday, August 6, 2003, at 01:24 PM, BARRY OLIVER wrote:
> Did you ever figure out your missing tools?
I know I dropped a 1/2" deep well into the muck in my truck while I was
swapping alternators in buffalo... does that count? I still want to
know where that thing fell that I couldn't see it or grab it with my
magnet. oh well.
more importantly, I missing my Craftsman 1/2" ratchetting combo wrench
(don't know if that was left at Jon's or if I lost it here) and my
Gerber multi-tool pliers thing.
> The best I can tell, I have an extra 1/4" drive deep 7/16 socket,
not mine.
> a couple of extra 3/8" drive sockets,
I've got my Craftsmans. if they're Durabilt or some schisse like that,
they're mine and you can feel free to melt them down into something
useful.
> and am missing both a 1/4" ratchet and a ½" ratchet [all craftsman].
don't have either.
> It's no biggie for me since I have several ratchets, but it's just a
> mystery. Mebbie I should seel all of my Craftsman stuff and buy
> snap-on instead. That way it would be easier to tell... ;-)
hehe =) my 1/2" set is mostly SK, so it's easy to keep separate. but
throw in the Craftsman metrics, swivel and extensions and it gets
confusing knowing it's all mine =)
I could chew up some time tomorrow engraving, but I think I have better
things to do. a splotch of paint would be much quicker and get less
argument from the Acceptors of Broken Tools.
> When are you towing Tom's truck?
day after tomorrow.
> Make sure you snap a couple of pic's of that, too...
I certainly will, and I think I'll try to get some video of load/
leave, arrive/ unload, for posterity's sake.
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