Ball peen is a Bluegrass. Sold by independent hardware stores. A short handled ball peen is my number 1 go to. Works great for center punching and working in tight quarters such as commercial trucks. AL B.
The fork lift, sold "as is, non running" and with your few minutes of skills, runs great! That doesn't happen very often. Most of the time it sells as "yes, it works/ran when parked or...?" and turns out to be a boat anchor. Nice to get "lucky" now and then! Good work!!
I would keep it unless you already have a loader that will lift the same. It will save your back many times. Also, if you do keep it just to let you know forklifts tend to multiply.
@@midwestsmelters190 you can put down some 3/4” plywood down if needed to drive on. Or real hard pack gravel with a light clutch foot. Or back your load to it. If it were me I would keep it until I got one with better pneumatic tires or a off-road forklift.
Thanks for watching tim. i dont need the money really but i got it home and figured out real quick that an offroad forklift would much better meet my needs. Thanks for watching buddy I hope all is well with you.
Ball peen is a Bluegrass. Sold by independent hardware stores. A short handled ball peen is my number 1 go to. Works great for center punching and working in tight quarters such as commercial trucks. AL B.
I never thought about that good idea tho might come in handy
As long as I watch your videos, the front camera on your phone still mirrors you, e.g. you drove your car like you're in England or Australia )
Yeah I wish I could figure out how too fix that.. ...However I have drove like they do and I must say it is very odd.
Good buy on the forklift. I'd keep it.
Its definitely growing on me. Thank you for watching.
You got some great deals! Congratulations.
Thank you for watching I really appreciate it!
Land of the flannel shirts in there lol
Definitely the area I live in for sure
Your just jealous because you weren't there wearing your flannel shirt lol
The fork lift, sold "as is, non running" and with your few minutes of skills, runs great! That doesn't happen very often. Most of the time it sells as "yes, it works/ran when parked or...?" and turns out to be a boat anchor. Nice to get "lucky" now and then! Good work!!
Usually i can look at a piece for a few minutes and with some good investigating i can usually make a decent guess on if i can make it run or not
I would keep it unless you already have a loader that will lift the same. It will save your back many times. Also, if you do keep it just to let you know forklifts tend to multiply.
I need to get an offroad one I dont have enough concrete here too run it efficiently
@@midwestsmelters190 you can put down some 3/4” plywood down if needed to drive on. Or real hard pack gravel with a light clutch foot. Or back your load to it. If it were me I would keep it until I got one with better pneumatic tires or a off-road forklift.
@jasonpeters3228 I went ahead and put it on marketplace.....im definitely looking for a better option too replace it.
@@midwestsmelters190 If you can keep getting lucky enough, buy/fix/sell and keep upgrading til you get the piece of equipment that works for you.
@OldFart2023 Im gonna try too keep going that route. It just takes time and hardwork
Awesome score at the auction I'd keep it the loader unless you need the cash anyway thanks for sharing Matt
Thanks for watching tim. i dont need the money really but i got it home and figured out real quick that an offroad forklift would much better meet my needs. Thanks for watching buddy I hope all is well with you.
You're welcome friend