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I don't see how that could cause any problems. They are just lock nuts, to maintain the adjustment. Odd, though - usually a 7/16" AF nut fits a 1/4" thread, and a 1/2" AF nut fits a 5/16" thread. Did ...

This is a great "test and probable cause per test results" thread. I learned long ago, starting with my M38 that I bought in 1978, that you can learn a lot of things from a vacuum gauge that a compres ...

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I just plugged 10 holes in a steel door frame for an antique aircraft using good old fashioned Oxy/acetylene and it took all of 15 minutes. All blind holes and no way to back-up. The right temp, ri ...

How about Aervoe directly? http://aervoe.com/paints_coatings/Military-Vehicle-and-Recreation-Camouflage-Paint.html
Google search is your friend.

... take that axle/hub assembly to the machine shop to press the axle out of the hub and the bearing off the axle as well.
Or, buy a hydraulic press and save the trip to the shop Smile

That's what I d ...

Hand-held: OTC 4503 Cost me about $30 a few years ago. So far I'm pleased with all the OTC tools I've used.

I'm sure this isn't in the TM.

Not sure what you're referring to, but if it is the welded steering stop bolt in the middle of the picture, that's pretty much legit. Mine were welded, too, though ...

The problem is how engineers are defined. They are college educated to use computer programs to design aircraft, automobiles, toilets, tractors, lubricants to be used in the field by someone else! The ...

That sounds pretty definitive! My tub is easily accessible right now, so I'll make some thickness measurements at several points and report back.

When I redid my floors, I did them and the hats in 16 the reset is 18.
Can you back me up on documentation for the 16GA for floor thing, or am I blowing smoke?

Haven't seen you around here for a ...

https://www.engineeringforchange.org/news/2012/08/14/how_to_make_penetrating_oil.html
They lost me when they used WD-40 as a standard for comparison as a penetrating oil. True, WD-40 advertises itsel ...

I noticed all the stools were gone in parts stores around town here as well. Sign of the times... They want you spending money and not 'wasting' employees time, or what I would say, building a relatio ...

Jim, On exhaust system work and really heavy rust deposits work I use both the heat and the penetrant. Where the rust buildup actually impedes the penetrant's ability to soak in far enough the heat fo ...

My favorite is Kroil, which comes in both liquid and aerosol forms. Hard to find locally. I found a can of the liquid at a gun shop that caters to precision shooters as they like it for barrel cleanin ...

There is another thread repair product that we use at work that is a little friendlier than Heli-Coils because it doesn't require the special Heli-Coil tap. It's called Keensert can do it without them ...


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