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1997 jeep grand Cherokee out whatever the PO had before and a car quest filter in STP 10W40 and a super tech filter

Poulan pro push mower i bought new in 2015. B&S engine out. I think trop Artic 5W30. In. A quart I dump my near empty bottles in. So its a custom blend of 5w20, 30, 10W30, 10W40, SAE40 veggie oil, peanut oil, unicorn horn oil, oil of olay and a few drops of uncle earl's oil that he uses of his...

09 dodge grand caravan out trop artic syn blend 5w20 stp stp filter in valvoline max life 5w20 and stp filter 88 f150 out trop artic 5w30 syn blend with purolator filter in rotella 10w30 T6 with QS filter

2015 MTD snow blower. out trop artic 5w30 in mix of castrol syntec 0w30 and some trop artic 5w20

88 Ford F-150. 4.9 Out trop artic syn blend 5w30. Quaker state filter In Quaker state 10w30 and 1qt of pennz sae 40. Purolator filter

88 ford f150 4.9 Drained Valvoline 10W30 and a Purolator filter. Filled with Trop Artic 5W30 and a Quakerstate filter. 08 Jeep Patriot Drained Formula Shell 5W30 and a Purolator Filter. Filled with QS Syn 0W20 and a Walmart filter

I got a set of the Craftsman ones. I really don't use them to much. I did encounter some rounded brake bleeders. Gave the socket a few light taps with a hammer, and they came right off.

I've had pretty good luck with the snap on spiral ones. We had to remove several broken fasteners a week. What we did was use a very small carbide ball in a dremel to even the surface of the broken bolt. We then used a tiny dental bit to drill a pilot hole for the screws in the extractor set...

i'm happy with my williams and weras

88 Ford F150 C6 auto trans 160,000 miles out- what I suspect is the factory fill due to the plastic dipstick plug being in the trans pan. in- valvoline maxlife and a few quarts of Supertech high mileage to bring it up to level.

another vote for the earthquake. I love mine.

88 Ford f150 300CI out 4qts rotella 10w30 and 2qts pennzoil sae 40/ filter purolator in 5 qts valvoline 5w30 and 1qt valvoline maxlife 5w30/filter quaker state 08 jeep patriot out 5qts formula shell 5w20/ microguard filter in 5qts oreilly's syn 5w20/ purolator pureone filter

I've heard moth balls can help absorb moisture. I haven't tried it yet myself.

A few things that have helped me, is to grind a shallow line where I'm welding (shows up better than soapstone" I also bought a cheap flashlight and taped a magnet and a cover lens to it.

I've been shopping there more since Craftsman has moved production off shore. I had a 90 die grinder that lasted 5 years. Used every in a shipyard