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Michael Soldan

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Welp yesterday had to be my lucky day and I blew it on a water pump. My son's Jeep has been stored in the barn for some time and I usually get it out in the summer and drive it around the farm so it doesn't deteriorate. Welp it started squealling and the water pump went south. I started the job and as I removed the first stud on the pump I snapped it off, about an inch protruding..well I debated how I would tackle it..weld a nut onto it, try vise grips or a stud extractor..in meantime I sprayed it with penetrating oil and left it overnight. I picked up the new pump at Carquest and went at it. I decided to try the vise grips first and the grips seemed to slip on it..then I moved them and could see the stud was turning easily..I took the vice grips off and turned the stud out with my fingers...then I broke another stud that held the alternator..sprayed it and it turned out with the same ease....I worried more about that broken stud than the time it took to turn it out..anyway the Jeep is fixed and back together..waiting for me to drive it around the farm!
 
What was that spray?? I need some every day around here. Have tried several brands and have never had your luck (results). Glad you had easy fixs.
 
have found WD-40 to the best at loosening almost anything
on top of that it can be used for a ton of other things, among them bee / wasp killer
bob
 
My wife has a little bottle of stuff in her night stand that I would bet if you dopped it up good with that stuff you could just pull it out without turning the threads.
 
NOT at ALL, but I see (and talk to ) lots of people who have had that experience,

I'd bet you could be a nice guy, if you learn to get along with others, but most times, that won't happen, as I have learned over the years when I put handcuffs on them who would not listen. (always turn out to be himorphidite underbridge dwellers).

Irv Lestikow got it right on, when those who throw stones at folks, live in glass houses.
 
"I'd bet you could be a nice guy, if you learn to get along with others, but most times, that won't happen, as I have learned over the years when I put handcuffs on them who would not listen. (always turn out to be himorphidite underbridge dwellers)."

Unless you are law enforcement officer of some sort that is a pretty sick and twisted claim. Very much resembling the acts of that POS that abducted that little girl that they just found 18 years later down there in California. I pray to God you are not like that, but I do think your claim of how you handle people "who do not listen" needs to be passed along to the proper authorities. Who knows what you have been up.
 
the more mn joe babbles the more his low IQ is exposed, but he doesn't realize that, an empty can rattles the most.

he claimed to be ex law enforcement this morning and i laughed so hard I nearly soiled my trousers....that is what he is continuing now...and pathetically regurgitating more nonsense that his fellow simpletons (maybe his split personalities) cared to post. he is fully exposed as a moron...no reason for him to turn back now.
 
Bonehead, who thinks he's a railhead speaks like man with Forked Tongue....
and he told me his's gay,,,

Sick all the way Bonehead
 
Ha! Ha! You have that right Railhead. He keeps threatening you with his crackerjack hand cuffs.

He don't know a real Ex- Marine could chew them up and spit em back as shrapnel
 
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