"Smitty's Garage"

Re: "Smitty's Garage"

PostBy: Sting On: Wed Apr 13, 2011 5:45 pm

Chicks dig scars

Finger heal == they are just numb so they don't hurt as much nest time

GLORY - last forever
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Re: "Smitty's Garage"

PostBy: SMITTY On: Wed Apr 13, 2011 5:51 pm

Right on! My way of thinkin' . :verycool: :D
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Re: "Smitty's Garage"

PostBy: Rick 386 On: Wed Apr 13, 2011 7:21 pm

Sting wrote:Chicks dig scars



Yes they do.......well most do anyway. At least the ones I've met so far.



I have this one scar I got when I was only a few days old.................... :whistle:




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Re: "Smitty's Garage"

PostBy: SMITTY On: Wed Apr 13, 2011 8:37 pm

:out:

:funny:
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Re: "Smitty's Garage"

PostBy: europachris On: Thu Apr 14, 2011 8:19 am

SMITTY wrote::lol: Yeah I suppose one good cut isn't all that bad. What you can't see are the swollen joints on all my fingers of my other hand. Can't even make a fist.

Yeah, scars & scabs of life ... :lol:


My motto: "A project isn't complete until I've bled on it."

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Re: "Smitty's Garage"

PostBy: SMITTY On: Fri Apr 15, 2011 11:17 pm

I keep re-opening this damn cut on everything I touch. You never realize how often the backs of your fingers touch things .. until you slice them open. :lol:

Here's a mower I worked on today. Might need some blades .... :shock: :lol:
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Re: "Smitty's Garage"

PostBy: Poconoeagle On: Fri Apr 15, 2011 11:49 pm

naw..... they just need to re-arrange the rocks in the lawn!!!

I gotta admit i got a little blood on the vee wee head today... got it stripped and checked. gonna valve job it and resurface
naturally the new radiator, head set, head bolt set, t belt and tensioner, and water pump was WRONG... oh yeah why??? ahhhhh this engine was made in mehicko........

same ole.... even used the vin number but alas its the age motor not the aba motor... :blah: :mad: 8-)

same ole same ole.....
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Re: "Smitty's Garage"

PostBy: SMITTY On: Fri Apr 15, 2011 11:51 pm

Geesh .... even Germans are farming stuff out to that place. :roll:
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Re: "Smitty's Garage"

PostBy: Rob R. On: Sat Apr 16, 2011 1:50 pm

Back to the '07 Chevy...what is the story with that lower balljoint? Too much grease?? ;)
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Re: "Smitty's Garage"

PostBy: SMITTY On: Sat Apr 16, 2011 9:20 pm

:lol: Yeah .... about 100% opposite of that ... ;)

How hard would it be for GM to install a 1/8" grease fitting on those damn joints??? :mad:

From the looks of it I'll be replacing the entire lower control arm ... :mad: :mad:
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Re: "Smitty's Garage"

PostBy: Rob R. On: Sat Apr 16, 2011 9:28 pm

The balljoint should press out.
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Re: "Smitty's Garage"

PostBy: SMITTY On: Sat Apr 16, 2011 9:34 pm

Good - I wasn't sure of that.

From the quick look of it, it looked to be one piece. That wouldn't surprise me these days .... :roll:
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Re: "Smitty's Garage"

PostBy: Freddy On: Sun Apr 17, 2011 4:07 am

europachris wrote:"A project isn't complete until I've bled on it."


In my work (upholstery) I can NOT get blood on fabric, yet, I do manage to bleed at least a couple times a week. I yell "Clot break!" and take 18 minutes off. In all my years I have yet to run a finger through the sewing machine....not that it would matter, it would just stitch as it went. ;)
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Re: "Smitty's Garage"

PostBy: Berlin On: Sun Apr 17, 2011 5:40 am

http://www.rustop.net/locator/ - it works, I use it on every one of my vehicles, and most of my family and friends do as well. tell them to spray it heavy and give the guy a tip, also they discount for multiple vehicles. should be re-applied every fall. No brake rust, no frame rust, no body rust, no electrical corrosion. Makes doing maintenance a breeze as there's no rusty nuts/bolts. It's a jellied oil-based rustproofing that doesn't hide or trap anything, but protects everything. My father's '99 F-250 has 0 rust and over 450,000 miles. None of my vehicles have under 200,000miles and none have any rust. I HIGHLY recommend it.
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Re: "Smitty's Garage"

PostBy: Poconoeagle On: Sun Apr 17, 2011 7:30 pm

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