lamo classic. that red tractor was turned into one race tractor? hell idk what you call them. but i sold it lol it was fun winter project. im glad i got the 5.0...much better for winter projects..haha
my 5 lug swap thread...*pics*
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Aaron
20+ Year Stangneter 
Hahaha, Ryan, why do your threads always derail and turn into 6-page BS fests?
BTW, none of these video links seem to be working...
BTW, none of these video links seem to be working...
Sorry, I had some chilli and had a few too many beans in it
So where is the lawn mower vid?
foxmustangman
Member
You find that 11mm wrench you were looking for? You checked your left hand didn't you? LOL
I remember when it took me a month to swap my transmission out. I was more than pissed!
I remember when it took me a month to swap my transmission out. I was more than pissed!
no. i bought more wrenchs...i keep breaking ****. i feel like im pulling a turkey.
Aaron
20+ Year Stangneter
Aaron
20+ Year Stangneter
The moped one is in that special thread but he wont repost the lawn mower one!Why do you remove our amusement?
I think hes skerd
no. i bought more wrenchs...i keep breaking ****. i feel like im pulling a turkey.
This is what you do, bud. Buy a few of those socket organizers...
And load them with all of your normal (standard and metric separate) size sockets, grouped by drive size (1/4, 3/8, 1/2). You'll probably need 6 total, one for each drive size in standard and metric (12 if you want one for deep well and one for normal). Then buy two plastic containers (one for standard, the other for metric) and put all your leftover, duplicate sockets in the containers. This way, if you ever lose one, you can always dig through the container for a replacement until you find the original one later... Which you almost always do. Its like having a second-string team in your tools.
That's how I do it, and it saves me some headaches looking for tools.
1990Coupe
Founding Member
ive never broke one. i justkep breaking things. broke the miller lite sign last night
not the beer sign!!!!! 
wrench flew off shock and bam 
btw pm sent back to you.
This is what you do, bud. Buy a few of those socket organizers...
And load them with all of your normal (standard and metric separate) size sockets, grouped by drive size (1/4, 3/8, 1/2). You'll probably need 6 total, one for each drive size in standard and metric (12 if you want one for deep well and one for normal). Then buy two plastic containers (one for standard, the other for metric) and put all your leftover, duplicate sockets in the containers. This way, if you ever lose one, you can always dig through the container for a replacement until you find the original one later... Which you almost always do. Its like having a second-string team in your tools.
That's how I do it, and it saves me some headaches looking for tools.
ill look into that. for my b-day gift to myself im going to order a blue point. ( its like snap on but a heall alot cheaper ) set through my buddys work. be 20 bucks a pay check so ever 2 weeks ill give him 20 bucks to pay for the tools and ****.
There is nothing wrog with Blue Point. My buddy buys some Snap on and some Blue Point. His 1/4" Blue Point air rachet really cranks out some bolts.
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