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Looks like typewriter to me. Pretty cool.

Any longer 1/4” drive bits should work in it, but the little 1”-long bits only stick out about 1/8” so not very useful for those.

I always get the “15-in-one” driver, has double-ended bits that slide into slots the handle.

Another Rolgear recommendation here. I never could stand ratcheting screwdrivers because of the back-drag but these are silky smooth. Super handy with a good bit selection, I think I’ve purchased 10 of them by now, even given one to each of my sisters/sister-in-laws for their kitchen drawers...

Interesting! I would love some more info on that if you have any!

Then he must have greased it or made an oiler system. Lol. Lots of guys do this in the crawler and overland communities, and I have one I’ll add to the old Ram eventually, but unless you have a York with a built-in oil sump you have to run grease or an oil recirculating system or they will burn...

This thread is chock full of good ideas for that.

And… the rubbermaids?! But why??? 😂 Story of my life. Maybe I need to consume more coffee, it’s harder to procrastinate when I can’t sit still. 😂 I love it! Did the same to my old Buick last year and it really is awesome for snowy backroads.

I’m not sure.

Actually, no. Lol. That comes more from my love of noisy diesel engines. 😂

From what I’m seeing, that is correct.

A circular motion hitherto unknown in these parts. It’s been a while but yeah, good stuff. 😂 Most of my friends cannot stand my taste in music. Lol

I thought it was Nanook Rubs It. Or St. Alphonso’s Pancake Breakfast. Perhaps between the two? I never had the actual album, it’s confusing. Edit: Just looked up the album, yeah it’s right at the end of Nanook Rubs It. Lol

Yup, that’s the one we had. Lived in a camper for a year or two, parked it in an insulated shed for winter, and proper plumbing wasn’t really a thing. There were four of us kids and then the baby happened along. Also the aforementioned shed had no windows, did I mention it sucked? But I will...

Oh yeah I rotated tires on the Ram, fronts were cupping from improper toe setting, which I corrected last week.

Been there, done that, way too many times growing up. Is this a Frank Zappa reference? 😂

I’d say use your car’s old antifreeze from the last rad flush or something, or even ask about that sort of thing at some mechanic shops.

Ugh, I did that to my dad’s D14 Allis a couple years ago. What a messy, smelly task that was!

Well if you see it and think, “Gee, that’s cute!” that means it’s a mini. 😂

You wouldn’t want to use anything that could run/drip onto the rotor face though.