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1-1/4" on my 1970 383 Magnum Fit-checked using the 12 point I had handy.

Hoping someone has some tips or suggestions on removing the nuts from the studs on the chrome DODGE letters on a 1964 Dodge 440 trunk lid? I can kind of get a straight 5/16 wrench on a couple of the nuts. Problem is they just spin. Don't loosen at all. No real rust just awkward to access.

Thank you Pedalpusher, exactly what I was looking for.:thankyou:

Age 62 and older - Interest rate and fees are added per month to the reverse mortgage So the question of the day is - What those rates and fees are ? Obviously the reverse mortgage must be paid once you kick the bucket , so the house goes up for sale So what happens if you die early ? And...

Love it!

That’s not a balancer bolt, THIS is a balancer bolt…

Thanks everyone for the birthday wishes. I putted around in the shop all day and had dinner and beers at my favorite Mexican restaurant. All in all, it was a great day…

Welcome from from Connecticut. Looking good!

1-3/16 won't go on mine. 12 point 1-1/4 Craftsman is loose but it's what I use. You could get a slightly deeper bite on the bolt head grinding the lead off the socket.

Cranky obviously got distracted by sex to not answer. Either that or he’s losing his marbles.

Don’t know what you did at that time, or how old you were, but my first full time job in 1976 paid $2.15/hour. Way more than any of my friends. Doing the math on my first paycheck showed I was paid $2.10/hour. Mustered the courage to talk to the owner to ask for my additional 5 cents an hour...

Happy Birthday!!!!

SEE picture in original post above - looks OK just shallow and chamfered along the edges

EXCELLENT PRESENTATION.......personally, 90% of your audience does not/cannot understand what you've presented......only words like: ammeter shunt wire, one wire alternator systems, short circuit protection seems to sink in or partially understood.....taking into account the words of others...

Glad to have the job right out of HS, paid way better... I worked for PG&E for a couple years, construction GC dept. 1st, then at power plants operators, then welding & machine shop IBEW then an Engineers aid, in freaken' downtown SF & I hated it... (got to train my uneducated unqualified...

Use a 6 point.

Congratulations on your one year Anniversary.

Don't they take a lot of money upfront off the value of your house. You said you had one how did it work?