Vintage Sioux Pneumatic Butterfly Impact Wrench

Special Thanks to Lisa and Jimmy for today’s project

[@davidcoats1037]

Hey Scoutcrafter. I wish I had dreams like that. Last dream I had I was eating a giant marshmallow. I woke up with a stomach ache and my pillow was missing. 😆 That air tool is awesome and turned out sweet! Take care 👍🏼👍🏼

[@hester781]

Call me an old fashioned mechanic but I have dozens of pneumatic tools and love using them! My high school shop class that was all we used and they were never cared for so every year they would throw out the ones that stopped working and buy new ones. Well, me being a kid with no money, I’d take them home clean and rebuild them for myself. Most of them I still use and cherish to this day!

[@ScoutCrafter]

It’s all about the compressor. Where I worked there was a huge compressor in its own room! There were air lines every twenty feet through out the building. You never heard the compressor and there was unlimited air!!! 😃👍

[@hester781]

@@ScoutCrafteragreed! I just got my 80 gallon saylor beall compressor wired up so now I have unlimited air!!! Thing got to 150 psi in 4 minutes!!

[@gerard_3864]

That's going to be a massive job boxing and moving all those tools and items.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Absolutely true. 🫣😂👍

[@TomGunnTools]

All us New Yorkers have that dream! Can’t wait to move!

[@cheekymonkey444]

Last year I sold my parents house after mom passed. The woman that bought it took everything in the house. Pots, pans, cutlery, beds, everything. That was a great relief for me not having to clear out the home. Washer and dryer, fridge, living room furniture was all included. It benefited her too because most of her possessions were mismatched so she hauled them off to Goodwill.

[@rollerbald]

What a great dream! You know what they say, 'life is what happens when you are busy making plans'. At my advanced age I try to enjoy every day! I used to use air tools often when working on motorcycles and cars, not so much today. Really nice impact wrench. I like the exhaust hose, nothing like getting a face full of air tool oil. 😀Regards, Bill.

[@OldSneelock]

I found that the more comments there are the better the algorithm rates the video. I decided comment more than one by splitting up my usual comments. I love air tools. I have a big compressor and all my Dad's air tools along with some I bought. I have two 1/2" Chicago Pneumatic impacts, a 3/8" impact and a 3/8 right ratcheting nut runner that is real handy in tight spots. A DA sander, couple disc sanders, inline body panel sander, die grinders, pencil grinder, air drill, and of course paint gun and air brushes. I also have a big tank air sand blaster and a cabinet sand blaster. They are moving to the big shop where they will live in the lean--to.

[@ScoutCrafter]

To really enjoy pneumatic tools you need a really nice compressor. It helps if it’s in a different room too! 🫣😂👍

[@larrymills8527]

@@ScoutCrafter I just moved my air compressor to the top of my barn floor. my work shop is in the bottom of a bank barn . Now i can hear my radio with it on .

[@stevenwitt4028]

Great video 👍 Wow! What a dream 😴 , That sounds Fantastic ! Hope that Dream comes true for you ! 👍👍That vintage Sioux pneumatic butterfly impact wrench turned out fantastic! After you got the tool cleaned up and restored , to me it look like N.O.S., awesome job!!👍👍The information and demonstration on the restoration and the maintenance of those vintage impact wrenches was awesome,really enjoyed it! 👍👍I also like how you restored and cleaned up that box 🧰 that the pneumatic wrench came in,Fantastic job 👍. I mainly kick around those electric 🔋 impact ratchets and impact drivers mostly . But I am liking that sound and look of that vintage air impact wrench you restored , would be nice to have one around in the shop .👍 Well again great video and can’t wait to see what you do on Monday. Hope you have a great weekend. 😄👍👍 🇺🇸

[@ScoutCrafter]

😃👍🇺🇸

[@lotsabirds]

Quickest 15 minute videos on youtube! Always fascinating! Have another great weekend!

[@ryannash9582]

Another great video in the can, ScoutCrafter! Enjoyed the cleanup on the Sioux impact tool. There’s just something about those vintage tool cases that says quality compared to the cheap nylon bags or cardboard boxes you get today. 😅 I don’t do any heavy duty work to necessitate air tools so I get by with a Dewalt electric impact driver. Want to wish you the best of luck in finding your perfect turn-key retirement property. 👍🏻 PS. My dad really enjoyed the Howdy-Doody lamp restoration you started on Wednesday’s video, it was his favorite show as a young grade school kid, he says “thanks for the memories!”

[@ScoutCrafter]

That is awesome! Howdy Doody was a huge part of childhood entertainment back in the day. Television was brand new and they were trying all sorts of things. 😃👍

[@stevebark4873]

I spent 60 years repairing pneumatic Machinery and I used that very impact wrench you have. It lasted me T least 40 years & never gave me a bit of trouble. I ended up selling it on marketplace after I retired for much more than I paid for it originally. Loved it! Thanks for the flash back.

[@jeffreykindron7162]

Great job on the restoration of the Sioux butterfly impact. I have a fair collection of pneumatic tools everything from impact guns, air nailers drills etc. I own some top end tools such as Dynabrade down to Harbor Freight. I have to admit that for the price the Harbor Freight are a great value, especially if they aren't used everyday.

[@chriscapobianco9763]

Hello John Working on motorcycles for a long time Pneumatic tools are not my first go to. Recently had to change steering knuckles on my Toyota and the old Ingersol Rand Impact was just what the Dr. ordered! Great clean up on a really nice old tool!

[@bigvicsworkshop]

Man that box came out nice! Love the logo! Wish they still branded stuff like they did back when

[@stuartstephens]

Jimmie Diresta has been fixing up a place down the road from his farm, you should see if he wants to sell it. Seems like he'd be your kind of neighbor. 🙂

[@dalemagners404]

Wow man! Great episode! I really enjoyed it. I always look forward to seeing seeing you

[@ToolsandTime]

Very cool tool Scoutcrafter! That cleanup was awesome and that box for it came out so nice with that beautiful blue design on the front. That tool is pretty unique as well, that exhaust hose and the right angle attachment really make it stand out. Cool episode!

[@rge2410]

This company originally started in Sioux City Iowa about an hour and a half from where I grew up. Great clean up. The box looks fantastic!

[@troyb1733]

It Never hurts to dream! Great job on the impact and the box....WOW. I have about every airtool and some antiques,mostly Mac and Matco but I have never seen a palm tool with a right angle head,so,so cool. I have One upright compressor for all of my air tools. And I have 3 other sized compressors that I can wheel out of the garage to inflat a tire or use a air hose,ect. I also have a collection of air brush compressors I use for my hobbys,And a bunch of antique ones for show. Love air tools.

[@mikewatson4644]

I have a 60 gal compressor, 1/2" impact wrench, 3/8" impact ratchet, air framing nailer and many other pneumatic tools. But I have converted to almost all battery tools so that I don't have to drag the air hose and listen to the compressor run. My great nephew that works on John Deere tractors says that they hardly use air tools anymore. All of the mechanics in the shop he works in have switched to battery tools. Thanks for the video

[@pt4242]

👍👍 Sioux air tools

[@stephendoherty1275]

I was commissioned in 1986 to build a 100 yard boardwalk with a bird watching deck (25'x25') with a camouflage rail at 8' tall to drape a fabric. The boardwalk then ran 50 yards more, all winding through heavily treed woods, to a triple tier deck with 12 telephone poles, stairs and rails... 3' of water, during freezing winter months. All decked with 2x6 using 20 penny, ring shanked nails! No pneumatic nail gun could shoot those. So I used a 3# sledge hammer to drive the 1st two for holding/ spacing then used a "Dan Air Nailer" pneumatic palm nailer to drive the rest... The vibration after nailing for hours killed my hands/ knuckles and elbows - all the joints - from sun up, to sun down for 6 months. All of this was me and a helper. When completed, it was glorious! It lasted for ONE YEAR before vandals burned it down to the water line! The rest of the boardwalk was ripped apart by whoever wanted the lumber... So, when someone says, "this job will build character", I just laugh! You don't know what that even means. ALL TO SAY - Check out that pneumatic palm nailer, it is a cool tool.

[@ScoutCrafter]

I hope you have some nice pictures of that Boardwalk it sounded awesome! I’ve used a palm nailer and they are amazing! I can’t imagine using one all day! 🫣😂👍

[@stephendoherty1275]

@@ScoutCrafter I have only a handful of pics. It was the most character building experience I have ever had!

[@garyjones2582]

Don't you just love those kind of dreams? I bet you woke up with a smile on your face and on cloud 9.. Another great video S.C... Take care...

[@beerdrinker6452]

I am pulling for your dream. When I started going to flea markets I bought some air tools because the sound is so cool. Like you said, they are not super practical, but hey, that sound. I love using my huge nail gun. Not enough projects. Oh that thump. I need to clean up some tool boxes as gifts. Thank you for the inspiration.

[@patcb829]

That box itself came out great. The air hammer is the only pneumatic tool I use semi-regularly. Pretty much electric or battery for everything else.

[@OldSneelock]

The guy who bought my house by Union City got a close deal to what you were talking about. I left the mower in the blacksmith shop and the benches in the main shop and the blacksmith shop. The barn was full of interesting items. Most were projects waiting to be finished. The shop was setup but I didn't leave any hand or machine tools other than the tractor implements that I didn't have room for.

[@bobbyw9046]

I don't envy what packing all your stuff is going to be like! I bailed out of NYS 3 years ago - best thing I've ever done!!. Moving and packing my tools & stuff was nothing short of a nightmare! I have not seen your home personally but after watching your channel for many years now I'd start pacing NOW! Also time to cull down the stiff that you know you'll never ever use. Although it will be a stressful job getting out of NYC & NYS will be worth it! I never looked back!

[@Resto-Scraps]

Dude... That pneumatic impact.. looks like an old school space gun... Great clean up on that man.. I love the case... I use an impact everyday.. we use it to take the covers off the welders.. and anything else that needs persuasion LOL... It's just a little Milwaukee fuel... Great video John and we'll see you on the next one..

[@sebglayburg5163]

Hey, John, yes I use an impact for removing car rims, seat belt bolts, etc. Hey, beautiful job on that box! The graphics at first glance reminded me of a 1950s rocket type toy. Man, I do hope your dream comes true!

[@ScoutCrafter]

Yes! I love that tin litho stuff!

[@larrys9385]

I just found one of these at an antique shop, mine is just the tool only, no hoses, adapter or box. Great find.

[@13thworker45]

Sometimes dreams come true. Always think positive. I set my shop up with 3/4 galvanize pipe. I have 6 air fittings from the ceiling , one by the door and one by the air compressor. I use to use a black and decker air drill and my Mac butterfly impact. I wish it was set up like yours with the exhaust. I did interiors in the big trucks. I know I drilled and screwed over 20,000 #8 x 3/4 screws. I did an interior in a 1956 Kenworth and used my sears battery powered drill and impact. I have to say the battery power was easier to use and I never broke a screw. I still use my air tools from time to time. The air powered hack saw is special to me. Since you’re dreaming add another out building for your treasures. I have the ford 9 N for sale. Thanks for a great show?

[@michaelsang2738]

Hope your dreams come true John.

[@barneyclovis]

Now john you are in my back yard here i have battery tools cable tools 110v and 240v ....but air tools are simply the best love em especially usa made ones most of mine where recycled from when pro shops shut or ceased using em water traps and green oil keep em in tip top condition they are my babies lol john uk

[@1lupus]

Last year I bought a 12V impact wrench to carry in my 4WD. It got me thinking a bit about the torque it put out. So I tested. I rotated my wheels, I did some with my Pneumatic rattle gun, some with the new 12V car tool, some by hand with my old Wheel brace (what you would call a Lug wrench), and, some with my 18V Makita cordless, and then I broke out the torque wrench and checked myself. I was in spec on all of them. i think I varied by around 5 ft lbs. Although if I am not strapped for time, I like to do up nuts with a power tool and stop short to do the last bit by hand.

[@garylooft1925]

I’ve had my Souix palm impact for over 50 years and it still works great. I have a Souix 45 degree drill that my dad had since 1950, and other than a cord and brushes, it still works like a charm. Great tools.

[@michaellindsay8934]

Beautiful restoration, the shop I worked at used die grinders ( CP ) they where cheap. When you have 12 guys and each one has 10 or 15 grinders setup for different tasks like cutoff wheels, carbide burs, flap wheels, stones and several other things so you don't spend time changing over all the time. It wouldn't make sense to spend $300+ on a air tool when a $30 tool worked just as good. I still have all of mine probably 30+ and most are 20 to 40 years old. That said Sioux made high quality tools. But both required oil to keep them working. Great show as always. Best of luck on moving out of NY come to TN. We have great weather and very low taxes

[@ScoutCrafter]

I REALLY want to visit Tennessee! 😃👍

[@jackthompson2132]

Nice show today John ! I have also thought about air tools. I bought a big air compressor for a sand blaster and a couple of tools but it’s not very convenient so I just use it for the sand blaster. Have a great weekend and hopefully your dream will come true! Thank You

[@chrisT5259]

Nice job scout. The dream will happen. Good folks, have dreams come true!

[@desertdweller9548]

I've got an inherited electric impact. Old school in a metal case. Love it.

[@danieldumaine6139]

This is another great video. I have a tool cart full of air tools, including impact guns up to 3/4 inch diameter. I guess I am living in the past. Quit the tool guy dream. When you move out, I think you will need a moving crew and a semi, not a cube van. Every time I find a new place for something, I lose it; this dream could turn into a nightmare.

[@Everythings_Adjustable]

Lovely dream! 🛠👍😊

[@larrynelson734]

Hi John. Great video again. Have a great weekend. 👍👍❤...

[@GuntersGarage]

Wow the box cleaned up so well. The impact reminds me a lot of something mounted on top of a larger mill for power drawbar torque.

[@jskjsk3986]

Nice project. I use a wand style and pistol pneumatics. Primarily for fun and because I bought a compressor for them. My corded electric impact is superior for tough jobs, but heavier. Begin organizing for the changes and the rest will follow.

[@danceswithaardvarks3284]

Great job. Love the sound of air wrenches. Let's hope dreams come true.

[@asandoval3690]

I agree. There is nothing like the sound of air tools. I use the air tools in the home shop. Battery powered tools I use when working on something remote.

[@pjb1985]

Great job as always John

[@arvid6812]

Hi John! That dream about the house, some land and a workshop, sounds like the good life.. Hearing about that and when you talked about your shop and how you used to use pneumatic tools made me think about shop setup in general. Im an artist (and also just a person interested in tools and stuff) and I am just about to move in to a new small studio/workshop. Would be interesting to hear your thoughts on how to install a new shop, maybe even see a tour of your shop. What you would like to have or what you would do different if you moved in now. Anyways, thanks for an as always interesting and educating episode! I always learn something new from your show. Best regards, Arvid (follower since 2018) Stockholm, Sweden

[@andyc972]

I love it when I have a reassuring dream, most of mine are quite the opposite ! Nice air tool, the box came out great, love the polishing compound !

[@johnm.9989]

Good luck with finding a new place. We have been looking in Pennsylvania for something similar and haven't found anything yet. Hope you have more luck.

[@ironhead65]

Wow! What a tool donation! Thanks for the advice on the Central Pneumatic. I’ve been looking around to possibly setup a butterfly impact on my mill, so I can easily install/remove tooling. I’ve seen those used a few times and just have had a hard time justifying the cost of a new unit, for “just” that!

[@timeflysintheshop]

I have a plethora of air tools, but the only one I use a (couple times a year) is the pistol grip, half inch drive , impact wrench for getting loose something that is stuck.

[@choppermike3329]

Yeah John I use air tools. I have a 60 gallon compressor. 1/2 impact, 3/8 ratchet, wizzer wheel cut off, impact hammer, grease gun etc. Use the blow gun quite often. Useful when you need it. Case really came out nice!👍🏻

[@whatatool]

Nice job on that case. What type of tools do I prefer? There are three factors(maybe more): What duty, what type of tool/job, and whats your personal preference. I used to work at a pneumatic and electric repair center. Maybe I'll do a video and go a little deeper. I think I could provide some insight a bit further on this subject.

[@ScoutCrafter]

You’re absolutely right, when I worked for the MTA they had unlimited air and airlines throughout the shop. However it seems most modern mechanics and homeowners are going battery for convenience.

[@johnkelley9877]

Beautiful restoration! I am impressed with how nice the impact wrench looks including the box. I used the pistol style of pneumatic impact wrench at work and they worked well and were better for what I was doing than the style you restored. Thanks for sharing this and I hope your dream comes true.

[@paulsworkshop4179]

Great job on that impact. I use a 1/2 inch Ingersol Rand every now and then. I have a few pneumatic tools that use around the shop. The new battery powered tools work so well that they have pretty much replaced the old air tools except in certain applications. I hope your dream comes true soon!

[@ronaldbrown5745]

They say that every thing you own will eventually own you!

[@lv_woodturner3899]

Nice job on the cleanup. I love the case and decal. I have a wrench style and impact gun style pneumatic tools. I have 60 gal compressor so large enough to power the tools, but I have rarely used these in the 3+ decades I have owned the tools. Dave.

[@stevewalker7822]

Very interesting butterfly wrench.

[@machinistmikethetinkerer4827]

Man. When I was in the airline industry our choice of air tools and "high speeds" was Sioux. They were the best. They still make em?

[@ScoutCrafter]

Snap-On owns Sioux now I heard. 😃👍

[@machinistmikethetinkerer4827]

@@ScoutCrafter wonder if they're still the high end they used to be? Have to look into that.

[@57WillysCJ]

I have quite a few air tools and I use them a lot, mostly in the summer. I have a 1958 60 gal Champion Pnuematic air compressor. It doesn't have todays recovery speed but it works well for my air tools as well as painting. One thing that really cuts down on noise is the cast iron compressor. Yeah it's not silent but it doesn't have that obnoxious drone that others have. I am building a 30 gallon horizontal compressor that will be powered by a gas motor. At the outset I thought just hook a gas motor to the compressor but you need some extra controls one that idles down the motor when the compressor is not needed. We all have that dream property. Hope you find yours.

[@pabloantelo2946]

Felicitaciones!!! Sé que has buscado tu lugar soñado para mudarte y como todo en esta vida llega en el momento indicado. Te deseo la mejor de las suertes en tu nuevo hogar y esperamos ver todos tus tesoros en esa gran lugar. Te espera una enorme tarea de guardar cajas de herramientas pero la recompensa está al final del camino. saludos de Pablo desde Uruguay, (casualmente el otro día ví uno de tus videos de hace 5 años donde mostrabas tu taller y comentabas que querías mudarte😮 ) nada es casualidad.

[@frankg3072]

I wish you all the very best and hope your dream comes true!

[@barrybark3995]

i had a 3/4 inch drive impact gun used it every day when i was a spannerman on car lug nuts it was pricey but a beauty to use . Great vids!

[@Dardrum]

Air tools in the shipyards used to be KING, The butterfly impact was the tool of choice in the tool room for repairing tools etc. I don't use them at home as 99% of my work is light weight stuff. I would if warranted though.

[@lotsatrains]

Great tool but I actually got rid of my compressor too that I mainly used for cleaning lanterns but now use an electric blower that I think is better and takes up a whole lot less room.

[@rawbacon]

I use the 1/2 pneumatic impact mostly on lug nuts which isn't often and I use the 3/8 pneumatic ratchet when I'm working on something like my lawn tractor to speed things up. I have one of those Butterfly style too that belonged to my Grandfather but mine doesn't have the cool exhaust system.

[@theinfamousb-ran5729]

I have 1/2 and 3/8 impacts in battery and pnuematic. I use my battery powered tools way more than air. The only tools I really use air for are sanders, air hammers, and if I need to use a die grinder for an extended period.

[@staceygandy2009]

I have my grandpa's electric Sioux 1/2" impact gun. You turn the back for forward and reverse. Its old and all aluminum or magnesium. It breaks lug nuts loose on my 8lug 2500 Chevy truck.

[@lotharfunke8749]

You know me John I hate living on Long Island have been wanting to move to South Carolina for years but my wife will not go and I would take all my STUFF with me.

[@ROD59]

John, you're right. To be honest i want to go back to air tools , I'm so tired of those super expensive batteries that cost more than the tool and don't last ,it is ridiculous how much they cost and you have to replace them every so often I'm also going back to cord drills they will last forever , i don't care anymore of a little inconvenience of having an extension cord

[@upsidedowndog1256]

I do use air impacts and air ratchets, but only on my mowers and cars. I occasionally run into a countershaft sprocket nut that requires impact on some motorcycles.

[@metalwork.]

Don't fence me in ......I like it

[@alanstringer61]

I use an electric impact to remove and install lawn mower blades. I sharpen mine regularly.

[@tomdale1313]

"Snoop" abides, thxs for sharing...

[@timeflysintheshop]

Did the new neighbors remove the neat stone tower that was in the front yard?

[@ScoutCrafter]

No The daughter took the statue with her. 😃👍

[@brianlittle3452]

Three comments on today’s show: 1. Nice restoration of the Sioux air tool. 2. Sioux air tool is owned by Snap-On now. 3. When you move, you need to get a much larger U-Haul - you will never get done with a van size truck like the one you displayed in today’s show

[@ScoutCrafter]

Brian- The hardest part is deciding what stuff to leave behind. 😂👍

[@marcmckenzie5110]

To have a dream is what it is to be an American 🇺🇸

[@janderson8401]

I only have pneumatic nailers. The closest I have to an impact wrench is to beat on the end of a breaker bar with a hammer😉 Sioux made great electric tools bak in the day too

[@whodom]

Man, build a dream house / shop complex on your lot in upstate NY!

[@ScoutCrafter]

My town upstate (Parksville) is pretty much a dead town. Like a ghost town! 😂👍

[@robfalcon3404]

Vivid dreams may not be exact but they're a guide I believe I'm the same god bless

[@TheShadeTreeFixitMan]

I have them all, but seldom use them anymore with the advent of battery powered tools. Nice recovery on this old gent.

[@larryborkstrom3580]

I still use air tools a butterfly 3/8 is very handy to have have several of different types of air I find them easier than battery pack tools are great for road calls shop air all the way they have more power

[@alexstools]

Just thinking of moving all my stuff gives me little panic attack. Not to mention envisioning trying to move yours! I think you moving might be a bit of a sad day for us viewers too.. It would mean no new videos for quite some time I'm sure. Hope you'll have a great weekend!

[@ScoutCrafter]

Alex- It’s so true but when you are ready to move you won’t sweat the stuff that can be replaced. 😃👍

[@bigpete4227]

I still think Octavia is such an awesome name.

[@octaviofigueroafigueroa9794]

Me too. BTW, my name is Octavio 😂

[@bigpete4227]

@@octaviofigueroafigueroa9794 so ita an Italian name?

[@octaviofigueroafigueroa9794]

@@bigpete4227 Yes. Actually a Roman name

[@markdeitchman8938]

was that you at 2:01? looking familiar. hope you dream comes true....now is the time to make it happen! you can do it!

[@ScoutCrafter]

😂. No that wasn’t me but almost every person that joined the military did at least one of those swear-in ceremonies. I guess they are afraid you will change your mind! 😂👍

[@ricksolari9570]

Did you bring the new neighbor a fresh-baked box of tools as a welcoming?

[@ScoutCrafter]

Rick- almost! 😂👍

[@blacksiddha]

No pneumatic tools here. My impact driver is a Makita cordless. For the small number of times I've needed one, its perfect.

[@spencereagle1118]

I had a dream, a dream where you actually moved, John. Ever seen that Coca-Cola 'Holidays Are Coming' advert? The one from 2020 where there's a long line of Coke 18 wheeler rigs?

[@ScoutCrafter]

It’s hard to let go but one day it gets easy they say. 😂

[@David-Rule]

The problem with the Harbor Freight air tools is the sound. With most of them you will need ear plugs. Ingersoll Rand is the way to go. Or Dynabrade.👂🔇

[@Reggyontheroad]

Gotcha

[@carlgratzer959]

Hi Scoutcrafter, referring to Wednesday's video showing the old house Do you remember the name the German restaurant on College Point Blvd that appeared to be an old house?

[@ScoutCrafter]

I wonder if you mean Flessels? It fits your description but was on 119th street I think. Is that it? It was super old!

[@alexmorris3106]

I have used a lot of air tools in aviation and in automotive repair, you have to use them because they don't spark, Eck usmc

[@ScoutCrafter]

Alex- That makes a lot of sense! I also hear that you aviation mechanics like wood handled screwdrivers, is that true? 😃👍

[@setdown2]

The new dream...the new kids next door are grown and talking about the nice old man next door..😵‍💫 Get out Get out while you can...😅🤣😂🤣 ...air tools have their own place in a shop...not as big as before thanks to DC...🖖

[@enverhoxha4531]

You should come to Yonkers it’s a great neighborhood

[@JohnMurphy-dw6ml]

Yonkers sucks, by the way, there’s more than one neighborhood in Yonkers!

[@ScoutCrafter]

It’s amazing that Yonkers is considered the 18th happiest city in the United States! That’s amazing to me. 😃👍

[@enverhoxha4531]

@@JohnMurphy-dw6ml Yonkers is slowly becoming an amazing place to live, they are rebuilding it. My neighbors are amazing to me, they are kind and most of them are in their 60s. It a great area to live if you know what neighborhood to move it.

[@Rusty_ok]

Move to Oklahoma. Good people and lots of room..

[@ScoutCrafter]

Oklahoma looks beautiful I just worry about Tornadoes! 🫣😂👍

[@ronaldbrown5745]

Tools get old, but useful then they become obsolete.

[@JohnSmith-yl6dn]

Found some “Pink Stuff” at Home Depot for just over 5 bucks.

[@jamesvannoy8304]

Yeah I can't see you beating on the anvil at 6am where you live.

[@ScoutCrafter]

😂😂😂

[@saigaking]

I was exactly the same thought I would have a air setup best intentions never got there you need room big shed main system ect great video scout god bless take care 🇳🇿🦅🦅🗽🪖47/FJB🤬