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I have had good luck with this grease gun. https://advancedenginetech.com/aet-systems-store/

I would recommend you use an ozone generator.

44 in. 13 Drawer Glossy Red Industrial Roller Cabinet. On sale for 369.99 + 97 for shipping. Harbor Freight does not have many sales on this tool box. http://www.harborfreight.com/44-in-13-drawer-glossy-red-industrial-roller-cabinet-68784.html

This may work for you. It is a crane from Harbor Freight. http://www.harborfreight.com/automotive-motorcycle/shop-cranes/1-ton-capacity-telescoping-gantry-crane-62510.html

I sure would like to win one. I do not have a 3/8 impact. I was thinking about buying this impact it would be great to win it.

I use a Harbor Freight 1 ton Capacity Telescoping Gantry Crane. I like that it is on wheels and can be moved out of the way when you do not need it.

You should fine what you are looking for here. http://www.onlinemetals.com/

It was not uncommon for electric motor manufactures to make non reversing motors if it was not for general purpose use. If the manufacture did not need for it to reverse for what ever reason they would order it like that. I think you have a non reversing motor.

I enjoyed reading about your repair of this motor. Back in the 70's and 80's I use to repair small electric motors. I probable repaired over 5000 motors. I have repaired only a few since then. If you have any questions I will be happy to answer them if I can remember that for back. Most of the...

A bigger hammer was all that it needed. It still took about 3 minutes to get it to move a little and then another 5 minutes to get it off. Thanks everybody for their help..

I think you may be right.

The lug nut.

Thanks everybody for there help. It must be rusted on. I will try a bigger hammer tomorrow.

I am trying to get a lug nut off my brother’s old non running car. All came off but one it broke right behind the nut. Anyone have an idea of a way to get it off without destroying the wheel? This is what the lug nut looks like.

If you’re installing an icemaker forget about using a traditional saddle tee valve. They clog and leak, and they’re almost impossible to shut off completely after several years of use. Install a sweat or compression tee with a 1/4-in. shutoff valve. Here is an example of the valve. Many big box...

I finally decided what to buy. After reading all the comments and doing a lot of research on the internet, I decided to buy the Actron CP9680. I want to thank everybody for their comments. I got a good deal for the scanner on eBay. Will try it out Thursday.

I would like to thank everyone for their comments. It will take me a few days to research all of the suggestions. I will post sometime soon if I buy something.

I am looking for more than a code reader. Maybe a diagnostic tool if it will not cost a lot.

The one that I am thinking about is Actron CP9690. Any one have anything to say about it? Good or bad. But I am not sure what I want.

I am thinking about buying an OBD2 reader. I am looking for suggestions of what would be a good one to get for DIY use. I think I would like to get a good one for home use, I am not wanting to buy one like they use at an auto repair shop that would cost too much. Maybe a higher end one for DIY...