Where is everyone #5

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  1. Slowpoke KW

    Slowpoke KW Road Train Member

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  3. jamespmack

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    Sir you are way more creative than I am!

    Thank You
     
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  4. snowman_w900

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    Wonder when they started that crap?

    Around here everyone I know uses anti seize on studs and lugs so I never questioned it
     
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  5. jamespmack

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    That is neat stuff, that I would never learn without this place. Now it may have caused me to forget something but oh well. The copper has better corrosion control than grey on aluminum wheels. Without going scientific on you. Steel wheels just use the grey.
     
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  6. wore out

    wore out Numbered Classic

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    Well I came home to painting the kitchen and the spare bathroom. Where the hell is Del when you need him?
     
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  7. jamespmack

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    Wtf its a wagon se model btw!
     
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  8. AModelCat

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    No hot tank at our shop :(
    Just a big parts washer. Does a good job but I don't think it'll clear out the water jackets or oil galleys.
     
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  9. jamespmack

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    No I did not know this! Nor will I change my program. I have never, never had a loose wheel or nuts on anything I have worked on or own. I do however use a torque wrench. I have zero worry once I set the wrench down.
     
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  10. jamespmack

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    Yes hot tank is the only way to go.
     
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  11. jamespmack

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    You know, years ago I dated a girl whos grandma was getting a little forgetful. You could pick up everything in her house and look at the bottom and it had someones name on it. She knew she was slipping and was doing something about it. I mean everything, paper towel rack had a name on it.

    Just a idea.
     
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