Recent content by johninct

Slides are a warranty item.

That is the same way I do my Devilbus.

Get an adjustable lady's foot. Great when you have to pry backwards using the curl.

I was too lazy to string out 150' of air line so I used my big cordless IR to take the fenders off a payloader and that cordless IR got heavy. I wish I used air.

Tuesdays I see every brand truck in my town, even Cornwell.

My old Snap-On 3850 is a little below 250 ft lb and works good with torque sticks but the batteries are getting old. I did get the lowest torque stick I could find (I forget the spec) and want to someday try it with my cordless IR and see the results in case my Snap-On battery dies. The IR is...

I think Power Probe makes something but never used one.

I use 19/32" on my JD 510B battery box cover.

I don't know but first would check if the file size is the same and the angle is the same. I did modify a Husky jig that fits on the bar/ tooth to do Stihl. I don't know if it is just me but find after a few uses, the Stihl 2 in 1 used on a smaller tooth Stihl chain gets an overbite and I...

I miss GOJO. I have been using stuff with pumis in it and hate the gritty feeling.

Yes but so what, they still work. I used one last week to take off hydraulic lines on a payloader with an 18" 3/8 breaker bar.

It looks a little like the injector pump wrench for my Olds 350 diesel

I I buy Cat Brand and use it in everything.

A touch up, maybe 1 or 2 strokes. If you saw sparks, maybe 5. I try to get each tooth about the same. more or less. Also, for me, one side of the chain requires maybe twice the strokes to keep the teeth about the same size.

I was working on a Payloader, no headlights or park lights. I unhooked the headlights and park lights worked fine. hook up a headlight , nothing now worked again. It was getting voltage, but not enough amps. Problem was there was like one strand of wire left where the payloader articulates.