Todays funny

jon f mn

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Doing a brake job A caliper bolt head had rusted to the point that the correct metric wrench found nothing to work against. A 5/8" box could be pounded on to it. The craftsman wrench withstood blows with a 2# hard rubber mallet. I thought it moved (or twisted) PB was already on it from both sides. I smacked it CW and the wrench moved again. Repeat this 25 times (to save the spindle). After it was moving 20 degrees, I began taking it farther and farther CCW. I got it out!! 1.5 hours later. Woofer it was a edge of the limit. Jim
 
The young guy who works in the bay next to me was having some problems reinstalling a sway bar link. I was busy and it was probably an hour and a half before I was able to give him a hand. He was trying to tighten the nut. It went on 3/4 of the way and stopped. Thing was, he never tried to back it off. I brought the tools I'm used to using, got the nut back off, chased the threads of the stud with a die, found a good nut in my bolt box and had him up and running in about 10 minutes. It probably irked him that he spent hours on it and I got it fixed in a few minutes, but now he knows what to do next time. He doesn't have a lot of experience and I'm always willing to help out someone that is willing to learn.
 
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