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as far as the compucarve, it is actually pretty cool. i cant say i would pay that kinda of money for it but the local sears donated one to my schools shop class and now we use the **** out of that thing

hold on so tell me this, i think my moms car has a vacum leak right. so is there somwhere specail i should hood this thing up to find it or tell if there is one. i know this sounds like i dont knwo waht im doin but i have a clue. just not up on the whole vacuum thing, i usually just deal...

u guys dont carry parts wiht ya on roadtrips? if im goin anywhere more than an hour away or if im towing somthing i carry most every part wiht me that could break. i have them here at the house anyways (everyone knows stuff breaks after the parts store is closed).i just throw all the parts in...

ive seen my bro using them to bleed breaks but that really is it. heck if thats all it good for then thats ok with me cause for 30 bucks not having to have somone around next time i do a brake job is worth it. but are there any cool tricks of the trade i can do with this thing Thanks Mark

i know what u were talkin about. thats what ive always done and its worked fine for me i find those benders to be a pain to use. just my 2 cents Mark

yea i always wrap them in electric fence wire, its like $10 for 200 feed of it. it makes then easy to bend and protects then from rusting out so fast. i usually put one end of the break line in a drill and spin it real slow while another person keeps the wire wraping around it.

someone said somthing about remote diagnostics? form my understanding, i dont know if it s right now or they are working on it, but ONStar can do all that. so like if your broke down on the side of the road they know wahts wrong and find the closted dealer adn see if the parts in stock and...

ok if your using 16 foot sticks right? and your gonna put 4 foot under and cut them to 10' y not just put 6 foot under and it will be more stabel i know its hard to dig that deep but it might be worth it i dont know Mark

heck ya there made in the USA, about 20 miles from my house. dad used to work there. everythings on its way out. i do bleive they moved the hose production to somwhere other than akron ohio but stull in the US

there a great mower, we sell them like crazy at teh small engine place i work at. i forget who makes them i will have to check again on monday. not heavy but not light eather. roll like nobodys business and are easy to work on. we started selling them i think 4 years ago and otehr than normal...

alittle JB weld or some sort of glue

does anyone watch the "this old house hour"? and if u do, next time pay attention to tom silva when he has saftey glasses on and watch how he takes them off. i sent him and e-mail just the other and asked him where he got them and still go no response. does anyone on ehre know what kind they are?