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I think they are blowing smoke to sooth the UAW. Ford already makes and sells a Ranger in South America.

I've used this http://www.lawsonproducts.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10001&storeId=10001&productId=66638&catpath=All+Products%2F%2F%2F%2FUserSearch%3DDIELECTRIC+GREASE Comes in a handy syringe, don't know what the price is though.

Your ceiling was probably never straight in the first place. Either the finish job isn't good or the trusses were not built or installed level. I'm glad I'm ignorant :headscrat: because my 1/2" drywall installed on 2' on center truesses is as straight as the day I put it up 4 years ago. Heck my...

Behr Twilight gray from Home Depot. Not the greatest picture but if you give me your e-mail address I can send you more/better pictures.

I have a set of Mac Internal Cam/Roller-Type Stud Extractors. Great for getting into tight spots and where you don't care if you damage the threads. I can't find them on Mac's sight, maybe they don't make them anymore. But Stanley mentions them as being new in 07...

You can store it in my garage :) until yours is done. But that thing looks like it's beat.

Here's a picture of the screwdriver I modified for rear seat removal on 04 and up F-150's

I have a Honeywell round style thermostat. It was the original from my house when I had central air installed so it has the fan on function. I believe it goes as low as 42° but if you want it lower all you have to do is rotate the thermostat off level to change the temp setting as it uses a...

I'm not at work Monday or Tuesday. It will have to be Wednesday.

Being I work on proto type Ford truck we have to make or modify tools all the time. One of the most used ones I made was modifying a screw driver to get the back seat out of 04 and up F150's.

They work very smooth and they are infinitely adjustable, no predetermined setting. One other thing that is nice about them is if you get a stubborn fastener they have a lock out switch that when activated locks up the unit so you can break the fastener loose with out damaging the unit.

That's what I have, Excellent tool for light duty work. I use it almost everyday at work.

Natural gas or propane will have a regulator. I just checked my gas companies web site for pressure of natural gas delivered to my house, it's only 1/4 psi. Propane I think is only 1/2 psi after a regulator. So I think your 40 psi is over kill and it might of dropped from a temperature...

We use to use a garden hose and flush it out with water. But we had floor drains to get rid of the muck and water.

Something could be stuck in the guide post hole. The gas station I use to work at had single post hoist and the same thing would happen to them. But in their case it was usually muck in the bottom of the pipe from frequent floor washings.

Wow I got 80% not bad for a dumb mechanic of 27 years. To bad most of those questions have nothing to do with actually fixing a vehicle. The trick is diagnosing which parts need to be repaired !!!

I got to be different, I'm 6' and mines 42".

That would depend on the amount of amps the welders will use.

Hein-Werner is built in the USA but is owned by a Chinese company. http://www.shinnfu.com/categories_professional_line.htm MILWAUKEE HYDRAULICS are made in the USA.

I've got a B&S 4.5 hp 2200 psi 2.2 gpm with the interchangeable nozzles and it works just fine for around the house stuff. Clean the house with it, blew the old paint off the foundation and porch railing. My bro used it this weekend to clean his cedar deck, no cleaner needed and came out nice...