Recent content by rooster59

Don't unscrew anything going into the wall on a friday

New build, have the electrician figure it out. Guess? Drywall screw

I would fix the commercial grade skag. And/Or find someone to do most of your mowing for you. Price of a new mower vs number of mows per year in Omaha, new may not make financial good sense. In So Indiana there were a large excess of guys with a mower, trailer, and pickup looking for work. Or...

misfire

I would just do 1 wheel at a time. Trans in park, parking brake on if you can, chock the wheels. Use jackstand(s).

I would try a spline socket

Some people have the touch of a surgeon, some have hands of cement. Relief angle. Give it a go and get back with a full report.

USA? I go right to Carolina Blue - My grandpa’s, my dad’s, and mine will go to my sons and grandkids. https://www.channellock.com/pliers/

Don’t forget flat olive, brown, green paint. https://www.camonetsusa.com/products/woodland-military-camouflage-netting?variant=42930661327003

I always thought it was "Hey Brian, toss me a 3/4 end wrench" meaning something anything with a 3/4" open end. Some guys like me have sets of double open end wrenches and sets of double box wrenches. Plus combination wrenches. Sets of combination wrenches I think are a newer thing, like 30's...

My theory- Made in China or similar, batches of bolts and screws can be iffy. Alloy not on spec, heat treatment questionable. Not 100% QC in the entire supply chain. Milwaukee is owned by TTI, a Chinese company. Milwaukee sounds more Heavy-Duty than Hong Kong Tool Ltd.

How big is this thing?

On the serious side ...

I would look into using packed crushed rock and treated 6x6s or 4x4s. If there’s a bit of slope then definitely cut in some drainage.

This may be an interesting thread- https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/new-metric-to-inch-sae-tool-interchangeability-chart.510030/