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I feel your pain about NOVA I grew up in Fairfax county and never had a garage, although I did rent one from a guy in Arlington for a brief time. I've moved away and back a few times and every time I go back its different, although the traffic always *****. Still have family in the area so we...

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I'll take the crows feet, sending pm.

Ahh! Safety wiring turnbuckles, now that takes me back:bounce:

I think you'd be surprised how much hockey there actually is in SoCal. On topic, I like the pucks and despite being in Southwest FL I have an abudant supply:)

I'm curious to know what you would use the Hammond Glider for, besides cutting lead bars?

That pretty much sums it up.

Flip flops are for the beach or the pool and that's about it, of course my wife won't wear anything else and thinks I'm crazy for always wearing shoes in FL. Good luck with those toes and remember you only get one set of feet so take care of them.

Yup, guess I need to brush up on my reading comprehension.

The higher effeciency standards are federally mandated, not just FL.

I saw those as well and was hoping somebody on here would get them, I was considering at least one but resisted as I don't really have a need. Glad they went to a good home. Oh and YOU ****!:bounce:

PM sent, but it looks like I got treed on most of what I wanted, oh well. thanks

Check ebay I saw a couple on there earlier this week. Good luck. Here's a link http://cgi.ebay.com/Snap-Tool-Box-Nameplate-Very-Good-Condition-Old-/150455034327?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2307d1a1d7#ht_500wt_1154

Use a hacksaw blade and partially cut the stud then turn it till it breaks as somebody else suggested.

I'll take them, sending pm now.

They've been very "fine happy" of late. It seems there's a new announcement of an airline getting fined almost weekly so far this year.

Looks good, now fill'er up.

You'll get a better crimp with less chance of over/under crimping. Enjoy using them on your scout. I'm not familar with the AMP tool but we use Daniels crimping tools all the time on various aircraft wiring repairs, installs, etc. Obviously if your not using them on aircraft you probably don't...

Hi-Locs are nice, one man install in most cases with no need to buck a rivet. They're generally interchangeable with rivets dependent on the application. Unless your doing a lot of aircraft structures work I wouldn't think you'd need a hi-loc ratchet and even then a lot of the areas where...

On my Cummins I just use a lug nut and prybar. Haven't had the injectors out of the wifes TDI yet, but your tool would appear to make it a snap. Nice work.