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I’ve had this one for about 5 years so far it’s been good. https://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS/555/80077/10002/-1

If your only doing an intake get some gasket remover some brands of it still have the good stuff in them. https://www.appliedthermalfluids.com/product/loctite-sf-790-gasket-remover-known-as-loctite-chisel-paint-strippe-79040/

I have no experience with this but have watched a few videos seems like it will work https://coopersstripclub.com/metal-lpp1/

If your customer wants true high bay lights which he needs for that ceiling height I suggest these. I installed these a couple years ago in our shop where i work. they are GE LED lights best i remember around $300 each. You can’t look up at them when they are on. If they are something he would...

Hey Rusty does it have a fuel cut off solenoid on the carb bowl? If so that’s most likely your problem they will sometimes fail and let a little fuel in and of course when you choke it you restrict the air intake to match the low fuel supply so it runs but not well. Make sure it has a good 12...

Diesel fuel works well for flushing hydraulic lines. I normally do mine with it and use a Milwaukee battery powered transfer pump to flush the hoses and lines out.

Tape over the hole and top fender surface with a couple layers of 3m painters tape and use your template and mark it out with a fine tip sharpie. next use a sanding mandrel to enlarge the hole then use a small carbide bur for the two small open slots. Be careful with the carbide bur when you get...

Or if you can’t thread it use a rigid compression fitting and change it over to schedule 80 pvc.

If you can pull the wire back out of the conduit easy enough you could cut the conduit off at 6” or so above grade and thread it and install an offset.

He would have to be able to use chase nipple and be able to do a 2” knockout in the center divider as well unless it is open behind center brace.

So I’m guessing here but you have the side by side combo panel? Would you be able to use the combo with the meter in the top and panel in the bottom?

Just give them a call or send an email

Best one I’ve found so far is the dog bone

I knew what you were asking about just poking fun:lol:

and a couple pair of dividers probably Starret as well

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keensert brand are the ones we use at work when we need to repair threads in aluminum.

That is a great idea that should do well

I like it

That’s awesome glad you got one finished up

Your not alone! The oil and Paraffin separates after a while and just makes a mess. there’s a few ways to keep the mess contained but it’s gonna happen regardless unless you unload it after each use. Some store it in a bucket or in some old socks or wrapped in rags.

I need to do some of these mods to my cab as well.

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like RRR said just heat it bend it and let it cool. I’ve done ratchets and wrenches and few other tools over the years and they are still in one piece and work as intended

Oh they are plenty tough we use them on the job in construction and maintenance in high voltage switchyard work and they hold up good as a matter of fact all the Milwaukee cordless tools we have are work horses.

I have the Milwaukee as well and it’s my most used tool in the shop. I also use one at work they are kick ***!

You can check/calibrate the torque wrench with a known weight and length of rope and a bench vise. there’s a formula for to use. Ill see if i can dig one up. How to calibrate a torque wrench step-by-step

It Depends:lol:

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