Help Me Find The Serviceman That Lost His Multi-Tool

EJAIII · Jan 24, 2020

Good luck in your journey in returning the tool. If by chance you can't find the individual for whom it belonged, I'll be happy to relieve you of the tool as I know it will only bring back bad memories for you. :eek3:

jdindadell · Jan 27, 2020

Wow, that is mine, figured it would be gone forever!!!

I had pulled over to help a single mother of 12 change a tire, but her spare was worn out (something to do with the 12 kids) and I had to put a plug in the tire. Used the multi tool to pull the nail out before putting the plug in. Luckily she had a bicycle pump, so each of the 12 kids took turns till the tire was good to go. I figured one the 12 kids ended up with it. They looked a bit down on their luck, most of them had red hair and they had to play rock paper scissors to see who got to play the banjo next. No dental insurance either.

I have to say, seeing 13 people in a 86 toyota tercel was quite a sight. Even after making sure all 4 tires were at the max of 45psi it still looked like that car was riding 4 flats... Never heard an engine rev that hard in my life.

Feel free to keep it, if you can use it to help another all the better! It was "gifted" to me by an older gentlemen who had acquired a leatherman. He mumbled something about Chinese gereber crap and threw it at me. Not sure if he was military or not, but he was in a bad mood.

Nail Gun · Jan 27, 2020

jdindadell said:
Wow, that is mine, figured it would be gone forever!!!

I had pulled over to help a single mother of 12 change a tire, but her spare was worn out (something to do with the 12 kids) and I had to put a plug in the tire. Used the multi tool to pull the nail out before putting the plug in. Luckily she had a bicycle pump, so each of the 12 kids took turns till the tire was good to go. I figured one the 12 kids ended up with it. They looked a bit down on their luck, most of them had red hair and they had to play rock paper scissors to see who got to play the banjo next. No dental insurance either.

I have to say, seeing 13 people in a 86 toyota tercel was quite a sight. Even after making sure all 4 tires were at the max of 45psi it still looked like that car was riding 4 flats... Never heard an engine rev that hard in my life.

Feel free to keep it, if you can use it to help another all the better! It was "gifted" to me by an older gentlemen who had acquired a leatherman. He mumbled something about Chinese gereber crap and threw it at me. Not sure if he was military or not, but he was in a bad mood.

Lol at the tire change.

Now that I know they are standard issue I feel less guilty having it. I started out thinking some poor service member forked out his own money.

There have been plenty of times I wished I had a tool kit in the car. I guess I’ll toss it in the console and be thankful for it when the need arises.

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