Stanley has always had a great reputation and close contacts with the UK since before WW11. I have many old tools that were my father's made in Sheffield, England. Cheers Nobby
Heat that bend press it back close to 90 degrees and cut the ends even call it good but that’s just the farmer in me. Good on Stanley/Black and decker for doing right by the warranty in today’s market of buy and move market consolidation we have grown to expect lower quality
I built some skates from 1” plate. The the wheels are needle roller bearings. They work great unless you hit a zip tie or even floor tape. We moved our 4ft Pexto 10U-4 mechanical shear into position pretty easily.
The biggest addition to my tools for this is the toe jack. After Abom featured one I bought an 8 ton model. I thought, I'll never use it. So wrong. If your trying to get a big machine on the skates they rule. If the machine is in a tight bay, bringing in the fork truck is just not an option.
It sounds like Stanley really stands behind its products.
Stanley has always had a great reputation and close contacts with the UK since before WW11. I have many old tools that were my father's made in Sheffield, England. Cheers Nobby
Well done Stanley!! I have quite a few Stanlet tools and happy with them. Had some for many years!
Heat that bend press it back close to 90 degrees and cut the ends even call it good but that’s just the farmer in me. Good on Stanley/Black and decker for doing right by the warranty in today’s market of buy and move market consolidation we have grown to expect lower quality
Thanks for the tips on moving loads in the shop!
I built some skates from 1” plate. The the wheels are needle roller bearings. They work great unless you hit a zip tie or even floor tape. We moved our 4ft Pexto 10U-4 mechanical shear into position pretty easily.
That's really cool that Stanley sent a replacement for you. Hope all is well and thanks for sharing the moving tips. - TZ
Some companies actually still care about their customers. Shars is interestingly one of those.
Best bars ever "Tove" by Granfors burk in forged in Sweden. Nobody comes close.
I just ordered one, just because they took care of you. Who dosent need another pry bar?
Nice of Stanley to replace that bar.
The biggest addition to my tools for this is the toe jack. After Abom featured one I bought an 8 ton model. I thought, I'll never use it. So wrong. If your trying to get a big machine on the skates they rule. If the machine is in a tight bay, bringing in the fork truck is just not an option.
Thanks for sharing Stan
Tove or Svedbro made in Gränsfors Bruk Sweden get one you'll never look back!
cool
Heck if you have the broke off piece weld it back on and re heat treat it. Good as new😂
Thank you for sharing, you could repurpose it into a fire pit poker
I'd keep it Stan!