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"  Channellock 421 Pliers    A pair of Channellock 421 pliers begins life as two pieces of high-carbon steel. Drop-forged and heat-treated, they are wedded together with a nut and bolt. Thereafter, the halves are joined for life. The jaws grip tenaciously without slipping. Maintenance? Practically none. Use an awl to clean gunk from between the teeth.  Stanley PowerLock Tape Measure    Every tool reaches a point of perfection--any development thereafter is detrimental. Stanley&amp;#039;s PowerLock tape measure resides at that pinnacle of engineering, with its slim chrome-plated plastic body and a spring-steel blade coated in Mylar. Keep it clean and reasonably dry, and it will last for decades.   Troy-Bilt Garden Tiller    Cast iron, and plenty of it, is the key to the Troy-Bilt tiller&amp;#039;s success. The material dampens vibration, absorbs impact and acts as the perfect housing for the transmission&amp;#039;s smooth-running bronze gears. Tune the machine&amp;#039;s Briggs &amp;amp;amp; Stratton engine, change the gear oil occasionally and if somehow you manage to bend a tine, bang it back into shape on an anvil. That&amp;#039;s it.  Remington 870 Shotgun    Harry S. Truman was president when the 870 was born. Since then, millions of the no-fuss pump guns have been purchased to hunt everything from doves to deer. A little light oil on the breech bolt and a good scrubbing with a bore brush and No. 9 solvent are all it takes to make this smooth slider last for generations.    RELATED STORIES \u2022 PLUS: 50 Tools Everyone Should Own  \u2022 PLANS: Build a Classic Wooden Tool Box  \u2022 EARLIER: How to Set Up the Perfect Pegboard  \u2022 TIPS: How to Use a Speed Square  \u2022 FOLLOW US: Popular Mechanics is Now on Twitter!  \u2022 FRIEND US: Find PM on Facebook   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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