November 7, 201114 yr Wow! you can actually buy a can of Bull Sh!t. Only in a America Due to the coming year's political posturing leading up to the 2012 elections, we have an overabundance of BS, please take as much as you need.... Jon
November 15, 201114 yr Looks very organised, Actually, I'm probably organized to the point of needing psychiatric intervention. These were taken a few minutes ago to send in for insurance updating. As you can see, this part is more of a large workstation rather than a "shop". Jon, OCD R Us......
November 17, 201114 yr That is pretty sick, Jon! Yet at the same time I say that, I could probably find about 90%of the same stuff in my collection. The similarities are remarkable, but I justgotta figuer out which pile I left them in! Home- If I have too many tools, I will have to work too much. Work- A lot! Airport- Another lot! Office!- Which one, see above! If I had to condense it all, well that's what you get! I would throw away the calculous book though! Wonder if Jon has the new 18V Li-Io Makita? SWEET!
November 17, 201114 yr That is pretty sick, Jon! Yet at the same time I say that, I could probably find about 90%of the same stuff in my collection. The similarities are remarkable, but I justgotta figuer out which pile I left them in! Here's another way to organize. This is a cart I made for suspension work only. It has all my specialized tools, Nitrogen bottle, shims, seal drivers etc. in one spot. The top drains down into a catchtank. I can wheel it over to the bike I'm working on. Suspension work is really, really messy and requires a lot of very specialized tools that are not used for any other purpose. The cart keeps it all in one portable location. You're right, Copey. I am sick..... Jon
September 23, 20241 yr Can anyone recommend a bearing puller with a link to buy. that will pull the lower triple clamp bearing off old txt triple clamps .iv looked at the sealy one and it's not a puller god knows what it's for lol..cheers.
September 25, 20241 yr You need a clam shell bearing tool with a puller to remove it. Or the old fashaioned way of breaking the bearing off and cutting off the remaining race.
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