Whats yours strangest tool in the truck
Quote from djames on July 6, 2010, 12:49 amMines a baby monitor . I had to get accurate visuals on some deep mhs so I bought a wireless baby monitor with a infrared night vision (100 bucks radio shack) , used flagging and tied it to a long pole and lowered into mhs, the monitor shows us what we need to see even in the dark . helps with those offset pipe that are unseen or just hard to see from above.
Mines a baby monitor . I had to get accurate visuals on some deep mhs so I bought a wireless baby monitor with a infrared night vision (100 bucks radio shack) , used flagging and tied it to a long pole and lowered into mhs, the monitor shows us what we need to see even in the dark . helps with those offset pipe that are unseen or just hard to see from above.
Quote from Sean Ryan on July 6, 2010, 1:15 amTurkey baster(sp?), you know one of those things that squirts juices on the turkey.
Well, I use mine to suck water outta monument casings.
Turkey baster(sp?), you know one of those things that squirts juices on the turkey.
Well, I use mine to suck water outta monument casings.
Quote from dave-karoly on July 6, 2010, 1:16 amyep gotta have a turkey baster or a plastic dixie cup
yep gotta have a turkey baster or a plastic dixie cup
Quote from Dave Ingram on July 6, 2010, 1:20 amPlumb bob. Yes, we still carry them. A lot of newbies don't even know what it is these days. I still carry my first plumb bob that went into service in 1970.
Plumb bob. Yes, we still carry them. A lot of newbies don't even know what it is these days. I still carry my first plumb bob that went into service in 1970.
Quote from Sean Ryan on July 6, 2010, 1:20 amBut for a lot of water you need one of those hose pump thingies($12 home depot) that attach to an electric hand drill and pump the H2O out..
But for a lot of water you need one of those hose pump thingies($12 home depot) that attach to an electric hand drill and pump the H2O out..
Quote from liz on July 6, 2010, 2:03 amI need to have my Iced Tea Spoon, not just any spoon, but one for Iced Tea, for those 3" deep asphalt cut-outs filled with dirt.
I need to have my Iced Tea Spoon, not just any spoon, but one for Iced Tea, for those 3" deep asphalt cut-outs filled with dirt.
Quote from Kent McMillan on July 6, 2010, 2:08 amWell, it's probably not the bolt cutters, not the pruning snips, not the tile probe , and not the hoe. It's the thin-wall irrigation tube cutters.
Well, it's probably not the bolt cutters, not the pruning snips, not the tile probe , and not the hoe. It's the thin-wall irrigation tube cutters.