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Ghetto fab / Hack fab

Just pull it out, it's a 10inch one, had enough leverage to force the jack to bypass internally.
Well now if I ever get my own personal bottle jack it's getting a ½" x 3" extension with the male end cut off welded into the jack handle location. The male end will get welded to the release screw.
 
Heat the shaft with a torch and melt candle wax onto it where it goes into the hub. I use the old time candle wax trick almost weekly at work on heavy equipment and it has not failed me yet. Plain white stick candles are a stocked item on my service truck. :smokin:
i do the same but replace wax with pb blaster
 
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I have no idea what the Fuck you're talking about.
Drunken post:flipoff2:I grew up in Northeastern Ohio. Literally 1.5 miles from Lake Erie. Everything was rusted to fuck due to the amount of salt used on the roads in the winter. Brand new vehicles would be destroyed in 5 years. I worked in a shop before I joined the Navy. 1995 to 1998, before I graduated high school. Anytime I worked on cars I went straight for the hot wrench. Pneumatics were a waste of time.
 
^^^^ what are we even looking at there? Is that even needed?
I think the tie rod will contact the frame at full stuff.
But I don't even know the correct terminology for what I'm trying to explain to you :homer:
Maybe I mean at full bump.
 
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So is the show...:flipoff2:
I could only stomach 2 episodes before I realized "bags are my jam" bullshitt!
Nice fab work albeit stupid end results!
 
^^^^ what are we even looking at there? Is that even needed?
they put the 5" (estimated) extension on the tie rod to steering arm to get rid of the bump steer, the leverage on that is bullshit insanity and unsafe.
yes, through bolted but still not cool. no fawking way Id let anyone drive that.
 
they put the 5" (estimated) extension on the tie rod to steering arm to get rid of the bump steer, the leverage on that is bullshit insanity and unsafe.
yes, through bolted but still not cool. no fawking way Id let anyone drive that.
This is what happens when you let dumbass road car builders touch truck stuff. They're too used to getting away with all sorts of terrible shit like that because it works fine for a lazily driven street car.
 
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