Recent content by Matt Behnke

ok thank you. I am in northern nj in passaic county. So maybe I will just insure it under my classic car insurance then. Heres my second question. Do you need to have a valid drivers liscense then to drive these on the road? I know that if you are 16 you can legally drive for a farm, but I am...

Hi, I know that driving a tractor on the road in NJ is legal as long as you have an orange triangle in the back, as I work on a farm. However, is it still legal to drive the tractor on the road if it is not for farm-related activities? For example, can I drive my Farmall project tractor to the...

Got the fastener out. The chisel idea worked great! Thanks for the all the tips

Here they are

Thanks for the help all, let me try putting a picture in

Thanks, everyone, I will try all the things you have told me. The one thing about vise grips is that I couldn't really fit them that well and be able to turn them a significant amount due to the frame of the atv getting in the way. Sorry the pictures aren't working, I don't know how to fix that...

Thanks for the suggestions. I have seen that torx trick used before which I may try. That chisel idea is pretty smart. I will try them out in a couple days since it is gonna be rainy tomorrow. Here are a couple pictures of what I'm dealing with. It's a tight spot, but I can fit a 3/8 ratchet in...

Hi, So I was adjusting the valves on my yamaha atv, and dumb me decided to use a standard allen wrench to get the valve cover off. I wasn't thinking that metric is all that would be on yamahas. So I stripped the head, and after using vise grips I could not get the screw off. I tried a dremel...

Glad to hear that with SK, thanks everyone!

Thanks for the help everyone. I think I might go with the Milwaukie mid torque, to start with and then I can always get the bare 1/2 or 3/8 one.

Yep very true, I never looked at it like that. Im going with the milwaulkie just because I know deep down it's better and well suited tool for me. I appreciate the help everyone!

What you said is very true. Thanks for that! I think I'm going to go with the Milwaukie mid torque.

I am curious as to what we learn from this. In my eyes, made in the USA is still providing us with jobs despite it being just assembled here.

Very good help, thanks!