tool bragging right

[backhoelover]

we talk about them, well let see them. let see who is the number one tool man!!! im not talking socket, wrenches, screwdrivers. I talking crankcase splitters, flywheel pullers, carb tools, flange plates, arbor presses, autotune, m-tonic, etc. any type of special tools. custom tools count too. winner get a free copy of my master service, ipl manual collection. 2800+ manual. (you have to send 32gb flashdrive) contest will end august 31st

 

[big t double]

....who is the number one tool

Sawmikaze. Thread over. Where do I send the flash drive?

 

[Duane(Pa)]

Chicks dig tools.....

 

[Guido Salvage]

John Lambert has nothing on me...

 

[hanniedog]

12 pound sledge works great for splitting cases, adjusting carb,removeing flywheels.

 

[backhoelover]

not seeing any proof come on guys is the wife not letting you spend your own money

 

[Guido Salvage]

not seeing any proof come on guys is the wife not letting you spend your own money

Odd, I posted a picture of my tools but we haven't seen any evidence that you own the first one.

 

[pioneerguy600]

Odd, I posted a picture of my tools but we haven't seen any evidence that you own the first one.

That`s a fine set of porting tools G but John will soon have you bested, I sent him two new horse hoof rasps, one flat one rounded to get into them tight corners!!

 

[Stihl 041S]

Anyone who paid retail for a Moore Tool Company edge finder is the biggest tool HO ever.

I'd tell the price but you wouldn't believe me.

 

[Definitive Dave]

Ok I will bite but if I end up looking like a narcissistic douche I blame somebody else
Side rack - WD, wiha and stihl T27, flat screwdriver, mini impact, brush

Top drawer -
9, 10, 12mm circlip installers, ZAT4 spark tester, 4, 5mm wiha ball end drivers, stihl internal limiter cap remover, piston strap, sharpie, zip knife, piston block, external limiter cap remover, brake spring tool, fuel tank assembly hook, fuel syringe, 8mm flat wrench for spike nuts, flux brush, tuning screwdriver, wiha 5mm nut driver, Stihl 5mm socket allen driver, Stihl bar stud remover with driver bit, 3/4" deep well thin wall with thumb driver for spark plugs, 13mm deep well with driver adapter, generic piston stop, stihl piston stop, generic piston compressors, clutch spring hook, fuel line crimper, bar rail cleaner, 1/2" impact breaker bar (slow and steady for breaking lose bar studs), various sizes of solder for squish measurements

Top Drawer continued - 2 sizes of retaining ring pliers, spark plug boot puller, 5mm nut driver, Stihl T20, tuning screwdriver, nut pick, 1/4" ratchet, ink pens, baby channel locks, Phillips screwdriver, flashlight, pin punches, cheap needle nose and baby sledge

Drawer Two - Cheap digital calipers, compression gauge, Stihl EDT7 tach, Stihl pressure vac tester, Stihl carb pressure tester, case splitter, Loctite 518, various stihl drivers and pullers, oil seal puller set, bearing splitter and puller, Walbro carb rebuild tool kit, flat wrench for case splitter, Stihl curved coil gap setter, puller parts, gasket scraper. Super secret mystery puller. Intake/crankcase testing flange, exhaust testing gaskets.

Drawer Three - Stihl fasteners

Drawer Four - larger and lesser used tools, brushes, rubber mallet, heat gun and welding glove, 075 clutch wrench, bar and chain tools, heated Stihl generator puller and installer, extra Wiha wrenches, 3 in 1 sharpeners, files, time certs, puller and tester extra pieces, cheap volt ohm, bar rail dresser, cutterless chain for bench testing, ethanol test kit

Drawer five - junk drawer random fasteners and parts

Drawer Six is just tuning screwdrivers, screnches and safety glasses to go with saws that sell

Drawer Seven - rolls of 3/8 and 3/8Pico chain, boxes, spinner and breaker, Badass chain sharpening vise, emery cloth, red scotchbrite pads

As Norm Abrahms says the most important tools -

Keeps me on track with projects -

DDAve

 

[Stihl 041S]

^^^^^^^
Dam you're good!!!

 

[Definitive Dave]

Just realized I have some chainsaw specific tools in another tool box as well, a handful of pioneer and poulan specific oil seal installers and a dreft punch made for removing the flywheel side bearing from 044 046 066 through the oil seal without a puller
And I suppose the shop computer with mediacat is pretty dang important too.

 

[angelo c]

Where 's @pantelis ?
He rolls some good home grown xhit too.

 

[LowVolt]

Ok I will bite but if I end up looking like a narcissistic douche I blame somebody else
Side rack - WD, wiha and stihl T27, flat screwdriver, mini impact, brush

Top drawer -
9, 10, 12mm circlip installers, ZAT4 spark tester, 4, 5mm wiha ball end drivers, stihl internal limiter cap remover, piston strap, sharpie, zip knife, piston block, external limiter cap remover, brake spring tool, fuel tank assembly hook, fuel syringe, 8mm flat wrench for spike nuts, flux brush, tuning screwdriver, wiha 5mm nut driver, Stihl 5mm socket allen driver, Stihl bar stud remover with driver bit, 3/4" deep well thin wall with thumb driver for spark plugs, 13mm deep well with driver adapter, generic piston stop, stihl piston stop, generic piston compressors, clutch spring hook, fuel line crimper, bar rail cleaner, 1/2" impact breaker bar (slow and steady for breaking lose bar studs), various sizes of solder for squish measurements

Top Drawer continued - 2 sizes of retaining ring pliers, spark plug boot puller, 5mm nut driver, Stihl T20, tuning screwdriver, nut pick, 1/4" ratchet, ink pens, baby channel locks, Phillips screwdriver, flashlight, pin punches, cheap needle nose and baby sledge

Drawer Two - Cheap digital calipers, compression gauge, Stihl EDT7 tach, Stihl pressure vac tester, Stihl carb pressure tester, case splitter, Loctite 518, various stihl drivers and pullers, oil seal puller set, bearing splitter and puller, Walbro carb rebuild tool kit, flat wrench for case splitter, Stihl curved coil gap setter, puller parts, gasket scraper. Super secret mystery puller. Intake/crankcase testing flange, exhaust testing gaskets.

Drawer Three - Stihl fasteners

Drawer Four - larger and lesser used tools, brushes, rubber mallet, heat gun and welding glove, 075 clutch wrench, bar and chain tools, heated Stihl generator puller and installer, extra Wiha wrenches, 3 in 1 sharpeners, files, time certs, puller and tester extra pieces, cheap volt ohm, bar rail dresser, cutterless chain for bench testing, ethanol test kit

Drawer five - junk drawer random fasteners and parts

Drawer Six is just tuning screwdrivers, screnches and safety glasses to go with saws that sell

Drawer Seven - rolls of 3/8 and 3/8Pico chain, boxes, spinner and breaker, Badass chain sharpening vise, emery cloth, red scotchbrite pads

As Norm Abrahms says the most important tools -

Keeps me on track with projects -

DDAve

You win.......

 

[jughead500]

Geez dave.i've seen multimillion dollar jobs hit the dry erase board but not saw builds.

 

[jughead500]

Ok guys dave gets tool of the year award.

 

[Guido Salvage]

Ok guys dave gets tool of the year award.

I think the OP is the real tool here...

 

[sld961]

I can't compete with Dave, but I'll play.

 

[opinion]

Nice shops. You guys are prepared to open a service center if you wanted. I can tell you, you have better tools than most so called dealers.

 

[Definitive Dave]

last week I had the parts counter guy ask me to wait a minute and the service manager came up and asked me what a tool was that was on the counter in my order for the day
I couldn't fault him for not knowing it was a generator puller/installer for heated saws, heck I had never even heard of a heated saw until I found you bunch of saw-nuts and this dealership has never sold one, ever.

I know there are some guys on here that have hellasweet saw tool collections, but most might be too lazy to take pics

Geez dave.i've seen multimillion dollar jobs hit the dry erase board but not saw builds.

I love a dry erase board I think better when I have something to see and currently there are 26 saws in some stage of creation/repair up on the board. If I don't write it down I spend every minute in the garage trying to figure out what to work on and never fixing anything


I forgot two important parts of Drawer two - masons twine for installing intake manifolds and a set of harbor freight airbrush cleaning brushes they are tiny and work awesome for cleaning out little nonsense. Drawer also has a 4 mix engine setting gauge that I never figured out how to use
Dave