Does this count as a cool tool?
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Got any cool tools lately?
- Thread starter nvrenuf
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That looks old.
It is. I'm hoping that old also means simple and easy to fix.
I have a JLG version of that on loan. Old also. I was surprised to see an ECU for spark control. Found out, the hard way, that it needs more than 10v while cranking to light the fire in the cylinders. But it saved so much time and effort. And I'm not good at 25' up a ladder anymore.
This one is a Simon MP-40. It has an air cooled Duetz 2 cylinder. Basic switches solenoids, etc. No circuit boards.
It needs a battery, and only operates from the ground controls. Again, hoping for simple electrical/switch issues to repair. The drive seems weak, but I'll look into that later.
I hate heights, and weigh 350 pounds, so ladders are not my friends. I'm hoping this will help with the teardown and repairs on the house on my new property, plus tree work.
It needs a battery, and only operates from the ground controls. Again, hoping for simple electrical/switch issues to repair. The drive seems weak, but I'll look into that later.
I hate heights, and weigh 350 pounds, so ladders are not my friends. I'm hoping this will help with the teardown and repairs on the house on my new property, plus tree work.
I bought one of each of these, I'll be buying another of the large triangles, it's definitely the strongest. The mini multi is 2nd most useful, the mini angle is not strong enough to hold most cage bars, but a quality little piece. I have had the kind you can't turn off for over a decade now and I hate them, always got metal shavings sticking too them and can't keep them clean, these are nice....
Oooh, now that's nice. I too have a set of the ones that are permanently covered in metal shavings.
I have the permanent peach fuzz magnets. And a couple of strong hand tools dual switch magnets. These are great. Turn one on when it is located, then the other. Release the one that needs fine tuned. Makes lining up parts much easier.
