Snapprhead27
Well-Known Angler
Yea, I didn't realizeElectrical they usually dont
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Yea, I didn't realizeElectrical they usually dont
I got excited for you with that AM post running.... thought you were heading offshore for a day trip run and gun...Tons of commercial keeps!!!![]()
My buddy is killing them today all slobs
If you can get to Hydro…….I got excited for you with that AM post running.... thought you were heading offshore for a day trip run and gun...
any day on the water is a great day. beautiful sunrise
Sounds like a fun day. I’m sure I’ll be in the same boat tomorrow, as my tractor still needs workLucky you. I played "Beat the swirling vortex of failure" that circles my life and lost another round.
Trying to fix my aunt's Snapper mower with the broken clutch cable which is inevitably obsolete. I end up repurposing a similar cable and making some parts to replace the swaged-on ends. I finally put it all together and there's a strap to secure one end that was riveted to the deck. I had figured on replacing the rivets with nuts and bolts. Investigation reveals that there is insufficient clearance for anything but a rivet. I have not been able to find my rivet tool for a decade, and there is no reasonable explanation for its absence other than "It's the aliens."
A friend offers to loan me his. So I jackass all over Long Island to borrow it and now I have to buy rivets too, because I can't find those either.
Long story short, (I know... Too late) it doesn't have the correct nosepiece and I'm back to square one. MAC Tools no longer supports the tool, otherwise I'd chase a truck down and order the pieces he, and I need
I know,... Harbor Freight sells things and I should just bite the rivet and buy another tool.
Why can't anything just work? Pop-rivets are the lowest form of mechanical fastening outside of baling wire. But here we are.....![]()
Sounds like a fun day. I’m sure I’ll be in the same boat tomorrow, as my tractor still needs work![]()
I have one if your near smithtownWell, if you've got time, and a pop-rivet tool, I'll trade some mechanic skills for the use of it.
I'm just really jammed up all this week, which was part of why I was really hoping to button this job up today.
I have one if your near smithtown
Just swing by Canny and weld itI appreciate that, and I may take you up on that if I don't come up with a solution.
I know they're not expensive or rare, it's just something that grates on me to have to buy a tool that I already own but just can't find.
Also, I know how this goes. I'll break down and buy one,.then, when I lose the receipt I'll find the original one.