Essential Tools and Toys For Irrigators

[DanaMac]

Originally Posted by AI Inc

You 2 amaze me , I dont think I have the same watch for 15 yrs. Never mind a plastic stool.

My other main tool box I have had just as long. And to top it off, I still have a tool box I made in Metal shop in 8th grade in '84 or '85. Sits in my garage with some tools I never use.

[AI Inc]

I had 1 15 yrs ago. It lasted about a month.

[FIMCO-MEISTER]

3G iPhone new truck that ford sent me a brochure on that has on board computer set up. Everything on kiril's list. A new RM remote. A pull behind smoker. A secretary.

[DanaMac]

Originally Posted by FIMCO-MEISTER

3G iPhone new truck that ford sent me a brochure on that has on board computer set up. Everything on kiril's list. A new RM remote. A pull behind smoker. A secretary.

I got the same brochure. How about the Tool Link that tracks all your tools that you put the RFID sticker on?

[FIMCO-MEISTER]

Yeah that was a cool truck. I saved the brochure just to look at. Eventually it will hit the trash. I'd love a v8 getting 20plus mpg.

[Sprinkus]

Originally Posted by Kiril

That line locater is pretty cool. Does it work on non-metallic objects?

You can run a "sonde" down a pipe to locate pipes that do not have conductors in them.
Also the device can locate live electric lines and radio frequency lines with out any transmitter needed.
Not worth a darn for locating solenoids though!

[Mike Leary]

Originally Posted by Sprinkus

Not worth a darn for locating solenoids though!

Weeds me out, then.

[Waterit]

Originally Posted by Sprinkus

Not worth a darn for locating solenoids though!

Neither is Mike

[ARGOS]

Originally Posted by Sprinkus

You can run a "sonde" down a pipe to locate pipes that do not have conductors in them.

Cut through a sewer line today. I didn't call USA first, so it was on my tab. Fortunately I only had to put a concrete collar around the break.

I think sonde is sound in french, but I am not familiar with a device called "sonde". Does it pick up a transmitted sound down any pipe?

Another use of a five gallon bucket, haul concrete up small hill to make a collar around broken sewer pipe.

[Waterit]

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