Truly, a great deal.

Tinman

My wife and I are moving west. Actually, my wife and dog Little Man, have already moved west. I'm still back in the Chicago area getting this house ready to sell and paring down on some extra things that I no longer need. As you can see, I take care of my things. The tools pictured here were used in my shop only. I have priced them to move. I'm not looking to retire off this. : )

Total cost for everything here is $1750.00 firm, non-negotiable. I threw in the heatinghelp mouse pad and the B&G desk mats to help push you over the edge.

And, as gasoline is cheap and I happen to have some time now. I'm willing to deliver anywhere with 120 miles of Elk Grove Village, Illinois; either to your shop or a meeting place, your call.

The best way to get a hold of me is via email - stephen.minnich@yahoo.com

I have to move these so if there is no interest here, I'll be posting this to Instagram and local supply houses.

STEVEusaPA

Steve, What's in the 2 Milwaukee cases, can't exactly tell from the pics.

Tinman

@STEVEusaPA - 12v bandsaw and 12v tubing cutter. 👍

Tom_133

Thats a great deal, when you asking for the price of the threader and basically throwing the rest in for free!! I cant afford it currently, but its a steal for someone

Tinman

@Tom_133 You’re right. And the threader was used less than a year because I retired from contracting in October, 2018.

Ironman

That is a great deal. If didn't already have all those, I'd buy in a heartbeat.

Tinman

@Ironman - I know it’s tough out there for everyone now. That’s one of the reasons I priced them as I did. The other is I hate to see good tools not being put to use. It won’t be the end of the world if they have to move with me.

Ironman

To where are you moving?

Tinman

Henderson, NV, 10-15 to Vegas one way and 10-15 minutes to Boulder City the other way.

My wife has family there and starts her new job Monday. She’s a Certified Nurse-Midwife. I can do my job from anywhere now.

Tinman

I’ve never been a gambler and no plans to start. Not sure how I avoided that vice? 😎

Steamhead

Nevada, eh?

I think this gentleman is in Nevada:

https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/179088/the-return-of-the-old-bryant-boiler

Alan (California Radiant) Forbes

You're getting closer to me. May have to up my advertising.

Tinman

@Steamhead @Alan (California Radiant) Forbes - I retired from contracting in October, 2018. Mind was willing, but my body quit. Consulting, designing, writing, and working on my own place at a much slower pace is what keeps me in the game now.

Alan (California Radiant) Forbes

Maybe some time to do some exploring as well. Utah and New Mexico have a lot to offer. If you're a mountain biker, Moab is a mecca.
Good luck to you and your wife.

Tinman

Thanks Alan. My wife is mountain biker, long distance biker, swimmer, and runner. I’m happy if I can make it around the block walking. 😎

hot_rod

> @Steve Minnich said:
> Thanks Alan. My wife is mountain biker, long distance biker, swimmer, and runner. I’m happy if I can make it around

I started doing some yoga, a nice low impact stretch that you can do must anywhere. Weather is nice so yoga outside is fun, watching the clouds roll by.

Tinman

@hot_rod A few years back, my daughters were doing hot yoga every Sunday morning. They may have mentioned that it wasn’t easy?

4-5 minutes into my first session, the instructor walks over and asks if I’m ok. My response - “Oh yeah, I got this.”

2-3 minutes later, he returns and says - “You’re not looking too good. Maybe you should take a break.” I let’m know that I’m a Boiler Guy and I swing wrenches that weigh 50 pounds all day long, every day of the week.” He walks away looking back over his shoulder, shaking his head.

A minute or two go by and he’s back, grabbing me by the arm and escorting me to a safe place where I can no longer hurt myself with stubborn pride.

I couldn’t breathe, was drenched in sweat, and my legs were wobbly.

So Bob, before I commit to just “yoga”, I need some reassurances. 😎

hot_rod

My wife has been doing yoga for many years, she is my instructor here at home, so I am starting out super simple, 30 minutes of some easy basics, mostly core and back stuff for my aging back

I think the key is to start at your comfort level, not the instructors👌

Alan (California Radiant) Forbes

Most projects coming to me are design/build, but every now and then I get a customer that wants to have multiple bids on their project and don't have plans. I'll send them your way.

Steamhead

Steve Minnich said:

@Steamhead @Alan (California Radiant) Forbes - I retired from contracting in October, 2018. Mind was willing, but my body quit. Consulting, designing, writing, and working on my own place at a much slower pace is what keeps me in the game now.

Well, they might need you for that as well.........

Tinman

The lot of tools have been sold. Thank you, Erin, for having this category. It was very helpful.

Erin Holohan Haskell

You're welcome, Steve. And best wishes to you and your wife on your move.

Tinman

Thank you, Erin.