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I think they probably do, hard to see under several coats of paint though. My 1960 Buick had left and right hand wheel bolts. That is correct, the wheel was held on by a bolt with a tapered shoulder, threaded into the axle or hub.

I was at a truck salvage yard this week and they had gasoline engine powered 1 inch drive impacts. They zipped those nuts off with ease! Glen

That guy was an International nut, he had that 10 door Travelall and several scouts, a couple of trucks, an ambulance, an old round top Travelall, several pickups.... Hey Gimpy, you suppose a guy could link a couple of M105 tanks or a cluster of four together for an air pig? Glen

Thanks for that Jeff, I know mine are way too tight.... way! I saw this thing not far from your hood.....

It is plenty big enough for my needs, that is all I need to know. If I step up to a couple of 1" lines and try to run two big impacts at the same time, maybe it will not be enough. Thanks for the math though, I might have known it 35 years ago....

One of the M105s I stole tires and wheels off of had RH threads on both sides. I about ruined my bar trying to break the left side loose. When I finally figured it out (duhhh) I thought the other side would be backwards too. I am betting there is another 105 out there with LH threads on the...

It used to sit on a pair of those, but I decided shop space was more important than air reserve and gave one tank to a friend in need for his body shop. At any rate, it is a lot of compressor and storage for a home garage. 391 gallons, next time I am in the garage, I will have to look and see...

Might be wrong, it is about 6 feet tall and 40" in diameter. Is that a 300 gallon tank? I know when I moved it, I had to leave the tailgate down on my M1008 as it was too long for the bed with compressor. Glen

Depends upon the tool that put them on, my Snap On was not up to the task, it got 9 out of 12 loose on the rear axle. I had to go to a buddy's truck shop for the others, old Snappy would not touch any of the inner nuts. I have a large two cylinder compressor with a 500 gallon tank, it will...