NJ B.S. Thread

hahaha I get my hands dirty too! and I learn a lot the whole way! I thought you wanted to wanted to swing the spindle out of the way of the axle end

and thanks for reminding me. I wrote it on my hand so I won't forget!

 

For you:


For @Sub-Zero

 

Anyone- feel free to borrow my state-of-the-art bearing seal press tool

 

Do the spec'd torque values change if I use antiseize?

 

Technically yes, but we're not dealing with any close tolerance torques or building a space shuttle. Wet or dry, torque it to spec.

 

As mojo said yes but no. If you are worried give it an extra 1/8 turn

 

You do realize that an 1/8 of a turn can be a huge difference in torque values

 

And extra torque on a "wet" fastener is substantially more torque than called for?

 

He's a two or three ugga-dugga guy...

 

What's better than working outside with a heat index of 97?
Working on a ladder above three condensers.
Fml

 

How about a 12k BTU AC in a small 480 sq ft garage?









Gotta rest in the cool house now after installing the AC.

Once the garage cools to a comfortable temp, I'll start working on the truck again.

 

Yes.

 

I'll go with this recommendation

 

Got a 12k BTU unit for 480 sq ft per your recommendation.

Doesn't skip a beat cooling the garage.

Thanks Garrett.

 

Dick

 

Fucking @Mobtown Offroad 1/4" steel skid is a bitch to take down so I can replace my CV axles.

 

I just use our post lift and lower the truck on to our cart, then lift the truck off the skid and roll the cart away.

 

Be happy you get to wear shorts.. I work an underground utility and were reprimanded for even cutting our sleeves. We're mandated full PPE under OSHA standards

 

I just take all the bolts out, lower the skid onto my chest and slide out on the creeper.

But your way is definitely better, because it requires a lift