Where is everyone #5

The impact used lightly may do the trick! If I get a thicker nut of the same size I can just leave it on there and use the jam nut against it.

 

Zephyr pro 40

 

this is what we used at the crane company with cut pieces of carpet works greeat also!

 

This is what I miss about working in a shop. Anybody can change parts I love a challenge...but I think I'm to far away in Maryland to help!!

 

Maybe the moral support will be enough!

I'll tell you one thing, it is nice to work on with no engine and trans in it yet!

 

I used to buy a bottle of wicked all the time and that's what I used. Then it got to where I could'nt hardly find it, so I started using Busch.

At the truck show, I buy 2 gallon jugs of Busch every year. They have a show special of like $70 a gallon? Last me awhile

 

How did I miss this? That #### is just hilarious. lol

 

Heck for the loot them guys are charging at the truck stop for a not so detailed job...I might need to get a pickup and enclosed trailer with polish equipment and a pressure washer and get to work!! They charged a co-worker 3 bills to do his 10 wheels and 2 tanks and I think my wheels came out better by hand. His looked kinda dull...

 

I am going to do the front axle and see, the front need spring snubbers along with the axle to work. The drives are getting pretty cheap in bone yards.

Steve