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I would have bet money that she was a he.

He's gonna be a beauty. Well, I mean, he already is.

Laughed right out loud at that pic. His ears reminds me of this.

I bought one of these years ago. Used it a few times, did the job but had to lift the trans off it/onto it under the car because we couldn't get the car high enough to roll the loaded jack under the car. Once it was situated in position to install the trans it worked alright. I wouldn't...

Pretty easy to just roll on by to whatever interests you.

Can you thread a nut onto it? If so, try double nutting it. Run one nut all the way down then run another nut down to it then using two wrenches lock the two nuts together then use wrench on the bottom nut to turn out the stud.

Yep. Did anyone other than Mopar use that type of ball joint? I can't recall seeing them on anything else.

Yes, great art work and fully agree with your assessment of society.

Well said. I wanted to say the same thing but couldn't put it together as succinctly as you have.

Beautiful dog, brought a laugh and good memories to me this morning. Reminds me of an all black shepherd we had, called him Cooper. Didn't look anything like your dog other than the cocked head, tennis ball in mouth, come play with me look in the eyes. Thanks.

Some damn fine work there! Can't wait to see the finished product.

Yep. I'd say it was built to use as a drift.

If you spend a lot of time working on machinery of any kind you will have a bunch of modded/butchered tools.

You don't have to heat the nuts that much, just slightly redden one flat and have the socket on the impact within close reach and blast it off as soon as you kill the torch. Rust is a ***** here, there's been very few I've had to heat twice.

I just googled it. http://progress-is-fine.blogspot.com/2016/03/ultra-manufacturing-company-allway.html

Probably just clean it up a bit and hang it on a wall.

I hadn't until today. Spied it sticking out of a bucket on the scrap truck and fished it out, gave him 5 bucks for it. The blade can be attached in three different orientations, on either side and on top. Tried to get a good picture of the printing on the handle but they came out blurry for...

Dumb and Dumber.

Ricky? Ricky LaFleur? Is that you??

I've used those wrenches as well as their sockets and ratchets at home and professionally for years. They are fine for both, the price and warranty can't be beat IMO.