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that's what she said...:rolleyes:

@Rob R curious if SO ever replaced this tia

:thumbsup: nice, i usually remove a body plug in the trunk and run the hose though it

hope it works :thumbsup:

CTN10001 per the garage journal

nice looking stuff, but i don't have enough time for my projects now, let alone to make my tools into projects

among a lot of other things, i inherited a 10" southbend lathe from my uncle. causing a minor re-configuration

first, why clamp it so far from the cut? your asking for it to bounce around. second, why clamp it with the rails down? again he's just making it it less secure. :realcrazy:

50/50 acetone and used ATF works great on rust too

i can't remember the last time i used my air ratchet. it seems like the bolts i would use it on are so short it's not worth firing up the compressor, or there's nothing in the way and my M12 1/4" hex driver works well.

so, wait...are you the ship or shore? :lol:

you probably would never of had an issue with what you first planned, but i'm glad you came up with a simpler solution. the electric company doesn't know who knows what they're doing and who's an idiot. i've spent enough time going to peoples houses when there's an outage, trying to figure out...

a little crowded at the moment

i'd build one of those if i had the room to store it ^^^^

1st and 2nd thing i was thinking :lol:

if he runs out of car work, he can always take a contract with Lockheed :)

904 trans, the dogs or pins, or whatever they're called in the pump that the torque convertor notches slide over, got bounced around in shipping, and moved out of alignment enough i couldn't get the TQ in. decided to sacrifice the old convertor and cut the hub off it, welded on some handles and...

yours has the added benefit of rustlock

no idea, just grabbed one from on line...although if i was a killer whale, that one would probably look pretty tasty

just returning it to it's natural habitat. no different than re-habbing a seal :lol: soon as i'm done with the oil change i just put it back in the empty containers to take to the haz-mat place by me

yup, i prefer a small screwdriver

i used channel locks, still took 20 years for it to break though :lol:

i replaced mine with a regular nut and just used a wrench

don't forget the $30 in hose clamps :lol: move to the valley, the pools are nice and warm here. you're too close to the ocean :D

buddy? :lol:

crap, i paid $67 a couple weeks ago

you'll be surprised how fast you go through it...

hot or cold rolled? hot rolled takes something with a good bite to clean the mill scale. cold rolled cleans up good with the good nylon cup brushes. the HF ones don't last too long but i have one of these on a 7" grinder, and it takes all the crud off

still have my copy, good stuff

i was looking at those quincy's, now i wish my compressor would die :)