I don't care what the screw does inside, that's irrelevant to the user. The point is the rotation should be consistent. More should always be to the right.
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4 years ago
Why do power drills have R and L?
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4 years ago
I'll take that as a no.
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4 years ago
What a ridiculous idea, one that doesn't seem to be used often for some reason.
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4 years ago
They cost 10 times as much.
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4 years ago
If a seal can do it...
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4 years ago
Only if you buy cheap tools. Anyway I lived near a Montgomery Wards distribution warehouse. If you broke something you took it back and got a new one. They never asked exactly how you stripped out a 1/2" ratchet.
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4 years ago
some of us aren't soy boys.
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4 years ago
It is a solution looking for a problem. one of the training exercises for multiengine pilots is handling an engine failure. Obviously having one working engine mounted out on a wing a long way from the central axis isn't ideal and the plane will yaw. With the Skymaster they're both on the axis.
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4 years ago
The difference is you have more than 2 functioning brain cells
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4 years ago
A 3/4 inch drive socket on a breaker bar with 3 feet of Sched 80 pipe put on the nut, with the pipe touching the ground works pretty good if you put the car in gear and step on the gas.
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4 years ago
So they had to find another way to kill the pilot and passengers. Stick a heavy engine behind them. That should do it...
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4 years ago
And skymasters were used quite often as jump planes - Military O-2 version with easily removed doors - Special Forces.
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4 years ago
thieving bastards ...couple of years ago I saw two being stopped trying to leave after puting their haul through self service tills without paying ...they indicated they would have to go and get their credit card as they had forgotten...followed them out laughing to ther polish sign written van then they drove off .... also had to evict thirteen of them living in an attic above a four storey tenement....paki landlord....
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4 years ago
hand drills are cool ...
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4 years ago
never heard that before.....
According to Urban Dictionary, the term soy boy means: “Slang used to describe males who completely and utterly lack all necessary masculine qualities. This pathetic state is usually achieved by an over-indulgence of emasculating products and/or ideologies.
sissies we call them ....
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4 years ago
sounds like fun I have always found working on an american car to be easy...my '66 mustang was frankly agriculteral with drum brakes all round etc....
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4 years ago
a splitter ....
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4 years ago
There were some gotchas. I preferred 6 cylinder engines. Cramming a V-8 in the same engine compartment didn't do anything for the ease of service. I had a Lincoln where the hood opened forward. That was a joy.
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4 years ago
Technically a dam and a splitter serve different functions.
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4 years ago
I liked the medium duty doge trucks with the hood that opened over 90 degrees and the fendersthat hinged forward. Like a D600