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What did you do to your deuce this week?
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That looks real nice theeDIZ! What's going on down the center-line of the ceiling:
- Do you have a raceway there for wiring or something?
- Do you have a raceway there for wiring or something?
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Thats how the stock sheetmetal is. He just removed it.
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Isn't it sad in today's world where it is even in the realm of possibility that someone would put it on backwards. It reminds me of the time Curly Howard tried drilling a hole in the bottom of a sinking boat "to let the water back out".
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I've seen it put backwards back in the 1960's ! So it isn't just a modern phenomena . I've always felt there are two kind of people in the world. Those with an innate sense of mechanical ability and those who cannot even use a hammer correctly.Isn't it sad in today's world where it is even in the realm of possibility that someone would put it on backwards. It reminds me of the time Curly Howard tried drilling a hole in the bottom of a sinking boat "to let the water back out".
My brother falls in the later category. I remember coming home after work when I was still an apprentice living in my parents basement, seeing my older brother using my "Snap-On" 1/2" ratchet as a hammer !!! He was working on his car using my tools and of course using them wrong ! I came "unglued" !!!! My father said I needed to calm down as he didn't mean to abuse my tools. I went even more ballistic ! How can he not know what a ratchet is for I yelled !!! My father calmly said there are two types of people in the world ....
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Hey ! I resemble that remark !!!
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Looking good Diz.
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They'd probably also put roo-bars on the back of their Utes instead of the front.
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Does it have a wet bar?
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It's got a sink I still need to hook up the plumbing though.
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Nice day for a Road Trip! Deuce had to tow the jeep for a bit, we had a fuel leak with the jeep! Deuce didn't mind helping!
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Getting ready for the Armed Forces Day parade. Just needs a little spit shine and vacuum the interior.
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Rusty. I don't know how many times I've missed one of these wrenches on E-Pay, Craigslist and elsewhere. Then a couple weeks ago I'm doing my usual weekly search, and bingo, here's an unspoken for Snap-on M 4276A wrench. Didn't even bother to make a bid, I hit the "BUY NOW" button ASAP. Cost me $60.00 plus a couple bucks shipping. But so be it, been looking a long time.
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Congrats on the find. Please enlighten a greenhorn. What is so special about this wrench? Is it for a specific function? Does it have magical properties (I.e. I hit a rusty lug nut with the wrench & all the rust turned to gold!)?
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After the axle seal project Friday and Saturday, I took it easy today and vacuumed the gravel out of the stake holes that were filled with gravel.
There is so much to do to the truck I almost feel guilty for spending time on something so trivial at this point.
There is so much to do to the truck I almost feel guilty for spending time on something so trivial at this point.
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It is used to remove the head bolts on the injector side. Not magical but very helpful !
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I have had that wrench on my watch list for years now. They get picked off so fast, you actually need to be on the site when it's listed to get one !
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Could one be made from a box end wrench?