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jon f mn · Mar 20, 2021

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SVcummins · Mar 20, 2021

And then you change a plow share and it all goes out the window

karlinpa · Mar 20, 2021

OR WORK ON BUDD WHEELS

db4600 · Mar 20, 2021

Pa built one wagon with 37 Plymouth spindles. Well if that doesnt screw with a young boys mind!!

bc · Mar 20, 2021

Which side of a chicken has the most feathers?

The outside! Heard that on the radio this morning.

SVcummins · Mar 20, 2021

Stupid stupid budd wheels . Driver Ive got a loose lug nut me no you have a broken stupid inner nut well since were this far apart may as well do wheel seals bearings brakes and s cam bushings . If I never work fleet maintenance itll be too soon

bc · Mar 20, 2021

(quoted from post at 06:21:47 03/20/21) And then you change a plow share and it all goes out the window

And when you are trying to wrap teflon tape around threads.

Hoofer B · Mar 20, 2021

on the other side of the truck

Southern Ray · Mar 20, 2021

Except when changing a circular saw blade.

JMOR · Mar 20, 2021

(quoted from post at 10:37:54 03/20/21) Except when changing a circular saw blade.

rankshaft/flywheel nut on lawn mower engine.....now a shorter crank shaft.

mjbrown · Mar 20, 2021

...or sing the alphabet song.

DMartin9N-2N · Mar 20, 2021

Good morning, db4600: Not only Mopars for several years, but also Studebaker during roughly the same time frame. I have a 1945 Dodge pickup, I painted the lug bolts on left side of vehicle red, right side green, helps me a little...
BTW, I wonder, if I lose several left hand lug bolts, would any auto parts store have replacements? Seems doubtful.

Dennis M. in W. Tenn.

Ellis Kinney · Mar 20, 2021

I always get that backwards the first time. Ellis

wingnuttx · Mar 20, 2021

Or asking a young stud helper to go and put a square thread in a round hole OR to go dig half a hole. Wingnut

caterpillar guy · Mar 21, 2021

I never understood the problem. Turn them so the wrench turned towards the front of the vehicle on the topside will loosen them and reverse to tighten. Plow points were a different animal as we had both right and left handed bolts for them and they got used as which ever was handy at the moment so might have 3 lefts and one right or any combination of that.

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