Thing’s the bomb isn’t it?And I used that nice car wash brush that @Rocket Man mentioned.
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Thing’s the bomb isn’t it?And I used that nice car wash brush that @Rocket Man mentioned.
Yeah, I put it on an extendable handle and can wash the roof without a ladder and get the running boards without bending over. It works good!Thing’s the bomb isn’t it?
Me too, I use one of those adjustable paint roller handles where you push a button and it telescopes in and out.Yeah, I put it on an extendable handle and can wash the roof without a ladder and get the running boards without bending over. It works good!
That just means the trucks seasoned.
It sucks to know there's a "right" tool to do something, but to not have it when you need it. One thing I've learned...as soon as I see someone mention an inexpensive, newfangled tool on here, especially for a maintenance task like a belt, I go buy one right away, even if I don't need it yet. I already have the belt tool ready to go when I need it. Somewhere else on here I saw someone mention the hand impact driver for un-sticking rusty hardware. I put that on my wish list and got it for father's day. You can't have too many tools!Yeah, no one had that little tool in stock so I did it the hard way with some ingenuity. Whipped me good and I have the bruises to show for it.
The first attempt wound up with the belt on the crank pulley beautifully, but realized it slipped off the ac compressor pulley and pinched between the compressor housing and pulley. I had to cut if off and go buy another one to give it another shot, but the second time worked.
it sucked. I’m ordering the tool to have for the next go round. Ugh.
LOLYeah, salt, pepper, cheetos, french fries, cocoa cola... hehehe
Yeah I almost bought that belt tool until I found out I don’t even have a stretch belt!It sucks to know there's a "right" tool to do something, but to not have it when you need it. One thing I've learned...as soon as I see someone mention an inexpensive, newfangled tool on here, especially for a maintenance task like a belt, I go buy one right away, even if I don't need it yet. I already have the belt tool ready to go when I need it. Somewhere else on here I saw someone mention the hand impact driver for un-sticking rusty hardware. I put that on my wish list and got it for father's day. You can't have too many tools!