Holy Cow The Tjm Is Finally Here!!!
Jul 14, 2003 | 12:27 PM
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Re: Holy Cow The Tjm Is Finally Here!!!
Originally posted by INsr5runner
I JUST GOT THE CALL FROM ODFL, THE GUY IS 10 MINUTES AWAY!!!!!!!!!!
I JUST GOT THE CALL FROM ODFL, THE GUY IS 10 MINUTES AWAY!!!!!!!!!!
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Jul 14, 2003 | 02:00 PM
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Its basically just a longer handle for your socket wrench.
What I did to 'make' a breaker bar was to go to Home Depot and buy a 18-24" section of iron pipe, with enough diameter to fit over the handle of a 1/2" drive socket wrench.
The added length gives you more torque to bust those stuck nuts and bolts free.
What I did to 'make' a breaker bar was to go to Home Depot and buy a 18-24" section of iron pipe, with enough diameter to fit over the handle of a 1/2" drive socket wrench.
The added length gives you more torque to bust those stuck nuts and bolts free.
Jul 14, 2003 | 02:01 PM
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Originally posted by INsr5runner
what's a breaker bar?
EDIT: sorry if that's a dumb question!
what's a breaker bar?
EDIT: sorry if that's a dumb question!
George
Jul 14, 2003 | 02:07 PM
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Had the same problem myself. I used it as a great excuse to go to the store and buy an inexpensive impact wrench and a 17mm socket. Total expenditure wasn't much, it made the job easy, and now I own an impact wrench for those few times it's needed.
Of course, as eager as you are to slap that puppy on, you're probably already half way to Home Depot by now and won't read this post until you've already bought a breaker bar ... :pat:
Of course, as eager as you are to slap that puppy on, you're probably already half way to Home Depot by now and won't read this post until you've already bought a breaker bar ... :pat:
Jul 14, 2003 | 03:35 PM
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how long do you think he will spend trying to align it up perfect until he realizes, that its going to be uneven on one side or the other?
I betcha hes going to park it outside his window and just stare at from bed all night.
j/k
I betcha hes going to park it outside his window and just stare at from bed all night.
j/k
Jul 14, 2003 | 03:53 PM
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Originally posted by sdastg1
how long do you think he will spend trying to align it up perfect until he realizes, that its going to be uneven on one side or the other?
I betcha hes going to park it outside his window and just stare at from bed all night.
j/k
how long do you think he will spend trying to align it up perfect until he realizes, that its going to be uneven on one side or the other?
I betcha hes going to park it outside his window and just stare at from bed all night.
j/k
Jul 14, 2003 | 07:13 PM
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Something wrong with that?
huh! all month! I did mine 2 months ago and I still do that, I have to keep going into the garage just to say "Da-am!!!!!!!!!"
Mick
Jul 14, 2003 | 08:26 PM
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Originally posted by outdoorfever
are they that awesome and impressive?! geesh maybe i do NEED one
are they that awesome and impressive?! geesh maybe i do NEED one
Originally posted by RidgeRunner
There's nothing wrong with that...is there?
Mick
There's nothing wrong with that...is there?
Mick
