Tryed to Replace Shocks but couldnt
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RE: Tryed to Replace Shocks but couldnt
I'm more of a fan of a torch. You don't need the fancy cutting torch with Acetalyne and Oxygen, just one of those little propane tanks will do the job with a tip on it. Heat it up and that can do wonders.
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RE: Tryed to Replace Shocks but couldnt
FIRE!!! Thats all you need 
You know one of those little green cylindrical propane tanks that are used for all kinda of stuff? Like grills, lanterns, ect. Just get the fitting for the top that makes it a torch. Does the same thing as Acyetalyne+O2, just doesn't get quite as hot probably.
You know one of those little green cylindrical propane tanks that are used for all kinda of stuff? Like grills, lanterns, ect. Just get the fitting for the top that makes it a torch. Does the same thing as Acyetalyne+O2, just doesn't get quite as hot probably.
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RE: Tryed to Replace Shocks but couldnt
something against going out and buying a **** ton of air tools..
if you're going to be using them you're gonna have to get a compressor and tank(s) those bitches are expensive if you get big ones, which means storage space. also at 17 i remember not being able to find a job, not having money to burn, and once i did get a job that money got burned really quick.
now not having a job again, save the money. if you're gonna head off to college save it for the drinking and other misc. stuff. trust me you're gonna need every spare penny you can pull out of the jar.
if you're going to be using them you're gonna have to get a compressor and tank(s) those bitches are expensive if you get big ones, which means storage space. also at 17 i remember not being able to find a job, not having money to burn, and once i did get a job that money got burned really quick.
now not having a job again, save the money. if you're gonna head off to college save it for the drinking and other misc. stuff. trust me you're gonna need every spare penny you can pull out of the jar.
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RE: Tryed to Replace Shocks but couldnt
ORIGINAL: crazy1snow
something against going out and buying a **** ton of air tools..
if you're going to be using them you're gonna have to get a compressor and tank(s) those bitches are expensive if you get big ones, which means storage space. also at 17 i remember not being able to find a job, not having money to burn, and once i did get a job that money got burned really quick.
now not having a job again, save the money. if you're gonna head off to college save it for the drinking and other misc. stuff. trust me you're gonna need every spare penny you can pull out of the jar.
something against going out and buying a **** ton of air tools..
if you're going to be using them you're gonna have to get a compressor and tank(s) those bitches are expensive if you get big ones, which means storage space. also at 17 i remember not being able to find a job, not having money to burn, and once i did get a job that money got burned really quick.
now not having a job again, save the money. if you're gonna head off to college save it for the drinking and other misc. stuff. trust me you're gonna need every spare penny you can pull out of the jar.
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RE: Tryed to Replace Shocks but couldnt
Is that a nut cracker mopower? When I got back from Midas I was looking through a summit tools catalog and it had one of those, wish I would have saw sooner.
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RE: Tryed to Replace Shocks but couldnt
Yea, It's a nut splitter. Sorry I wasn't quick enough. crazy1snow was right. Don't go buying alot of expensive stuff like an air compressor and air tools until you have a house to keep them in. It also doesn't hurt to have a wife to **** off when you buy and use them either.