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An absolute work of art sir. My hat is off to you. Steve

Look at the OEM Tools 57058 at Autozone. Steve

I think that is the one I have. It does what it says and saves a lot of airlocks. For occasional use it will be fine. Steve

I couldn't agree more and still like my stick welder. Have a Lincoln 225 ac/dc and Powermig 210 that will do stick. Steve

Just don't put aluminum paint in a shaker. Good chance you'll be wearing it. Steve

www.coldhose.com Hope this helps,Steve

It's hard to beat a Goulds pump. Beware they are not cheap. Steve

Thanks to all, advice heeded. Steve

The 5 tripped breakers and surge suppressor as a precaution, Steve

Will replace the parts and move on. Thank you.

We have a 200 amp panel in our river cabin. When there last week I noticed the fridge was off. Checking the panel I found the lower 5 breakers on the RH leg were in the "off" position. This included the breaker for the surge suppressor. Not sure what happened but I thought they tripped to the...

Spray some WD40 on the belt while running and see if anything changes. Steve

I'd put it on the negative cable. Probably a shorted diode in the rectifier for what it's worth, Steve

Where most bleeders fall short is the adapters. The threaded types generally work OK. If your bleeding a master like a Corvette style you need something quality. You will end up with fluid going everywhere. The Branick is the only one I've used that works. Hope this helps, Steve

Cabot's Australian Timber Oil. My trailer decking looks as good as my patio deck. Steve

Thanks for the heads up on Jarhead. Good stuff!

That gives me an option. Thanks

Does anyone own a chassis ear that really works? I have a Steelman that had issues and was graciously replaced with the help of a GJ member. The new one has one channel that sort of works but not well. I'm open to suggestion because these wheel bearing noises are driving me nuts. Thanks in...

We use the Stanley's at work but don't last all that long. Pretty much my experience but their glass scraper blades may be better. Steve

Permatex Synthetic Lubricant PN 81934. Steve