The Lair

No kidding, horses are expensive.

 

I have always been a fan of the sleep too...

 

I’m a fan of sleep but no longer get any

 

It's engineered to drastically increase smiles per gallon. YMMV.

 

Lol...yes, I am a fan of that too...dang auto correct!

What i meant to say is I am a fan of the skewp too!

 

Got started on the organizer with the sockets I have on hand. My god it’s tedious but it’s a fun little project. This one sheet probably took me 45-60 minutes.

 

Your patience is so far beyond mine.

 

Nice! I dig it. Gonna have to go back and read a few pages.

Agreed!

 

It was pretty peaceful actually. Gave me something to do inside while baby is napping. I I’ll only be doing a few more of these. Deep sockets, extensions, and Allen/torx sockets.

 

Limits of my patience.

 

Yeah, that’s what I should be doing. I just like being able to easily see which size is which so I like them labeled. But who knows, I may get fed up with cutting foam and go that route.

 

Getting a dark paint pen to fill in the numbers on the sockets make it a lot easier to pick up and replace quickly.

 

I finally got around to changing my rear diff oil after breaking in the new gears. The oil still looked surprisingly good and no metal chunks, which is a good thing. It was nice to get back in the garage and do a little wrenching.

 

I prefer chunky.

 

Peanut butter, right? Right?

 

Every time.

 

@crashdb what is the pneumatic oil exchanger thing you always link and I'm always too cheap to buy? I'm putting together an Amazon wishlist and want to add it.

 

Like for doing oil changes?? Or for stuff like differential fluids? I think that's it. Standby.....

https://www.motiveproducts.com/coll...tractors/products/powerfill-pro-1-gallon-tank

They make one that's 2 gallons. I haven't seen any reason to have that big of a capacity. I've also been able to use the curved adaptor it comes with on everything I've used it for. Lastly, shop around.

 

Yep that's the one, for filling up the diff. I hate those shitty little pumps but I've been too cheap to get something of nicer quality. Thanks.

 

No problem. I bought it for one car, and have used it a ton since then. I'm glad I did. You can either pressurize it from an air compressor or just pump it up. It's not the fastest thing in the world, but it sure beats doing it any other way.