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Yes, Sir. These type of repairs always make me cringe. Did I mention that I got lucky ? :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

This is the plate on the pivot pins on a Kenworth 5th wheel, and this one just wasn't cooperating. Liquid Wrench, heat, left handed drill bit, and an easy out failed to provide the desired results. So, I drilled it out and then ran a tap thru the hole. And, I got lucky. On the plus side, four...

I dunno. I once left a problem car with the dealer and told the mechanic to drive it. Take it home. Keep it for a week.

I'm old, and remember reading a lawnmower owners manual that spec'd non-detergent motor oil. Also, a couple of air compressor oil specs for non-detergent oil. We ran a lot of SAE 30 motor oil in the 60's and 70's. Well, because that's what everyone else was using.

It is real. That's my wife, sitting on old Gus. He's a bit slow, but he rides just fine.

We drove cars off the assembly line back in the 90's. One of the tests we had to perform was to get the car going and then jam it in park. It was some manner of MVSS requirement to prove that the park pin would not shear. We never broke one.

Good homeowner saw. Remember - the best chainsaw is the one with the sharpest chain.

A browning Hi-Power is like a Sears & Roebuck hammer. Great value - very functional, and very reliable.

Yes, Turkey has stepped up the game in quality firearms in the past few years. But, I am having a question. If you get a nice firearm for a DIY water heater install, then what do I get for a water heater AND a water softener install ??? (just last week). P.S. That's a nice pistol.

Waffle House must be different where ya'all live. In Missouri, it's like going to the Dollar General after dark..... with copious amounts of grease.

I'm curious. What does the oil look like on the drain ? Just thinking about short trips and condensation. My wife's new car went five miles to work every day. At two years exactly, the muffler rusted in half and fell off in the middle of the road. We changed the oil every 3k, and it looked...

We're at 9.4 cents winter, and 14.5 cents per summer kilowatt hour from a 3-stack coal plant. Most of the time, it looks like it's not running and other times we see those white poofy condensation clouds. The electric company says that plant runs "wide open 24/7 365". For our 1,000 square...

I remember being very hesitant about Ford's recommendation of 5W-20 in my then brand new 2003 4.6L Mercury Grand Marquis. The only 5W-20 on the Walmart shelves at that time was Motorcraft semi-syn, and so that's what it got for its 270,xxx mile life. It was still going strong, but went off to...

We use conventional Rotella 15W-40. I put that **** in everything. Well, except the car. It gets 5W-30. [Ecoboost]

We ran a Mercury Gran Marquis 4.6L to 273,xxx miles on Motorcraft semi-synthetic 0W-20. It was still running just fine, but the 2nd deer strike took it out.

Grease gun #2 just got a fresh tube of Mystik Hi-Temp Red #2.

Like any other budget motel. Look the place and the location over. Our experience is that they typically have more comfortable beds than most budget motels.

There are common bald eagle sightings here. I watched a big one sail across the lawn and snatch a squirrel right off of a cedar tree branch. About a week later, we were sitting on the back deck at sundown, and watching the bunnies. A red fox snatched a bunny and make off with it.