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Thought of the day-Innovative car repairs
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Looks Medieval!!
Isn't that a temporary spare?
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Keeps the brakes from squeaking.
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Rust proofing?
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Well, the thought was there.
Just because you can, doesn't mean you should!
4mm hex drive bit ratchet.
4mm hex to 1/4" hex adapter.
1/4" hex to 1/4" square adapter.
1/4" square to 3/8" square adapter.
3/8" square to 1/2" square adapter.
1/2" square to 3/4" square adapter.
3/4" square to 1" square adapter.
3 1/8" socket.
4mm hex drive bit ratchet.
4mm hex to 1/4" hex adapter.
1/4" hex to 1/4" square adapter.
1/4" square to 3/8" square adapter.
3/8" square to 1/2" square adapter.
1/2" square to 3/4" square adapter.
3/4" square to 1" square adapter.
3 1/8" socket.
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Sounds tasty.
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That's a NLGI Grade 00 grease. NLGI_consistency_number
Well that proves two things:
you live and you learn (but in this case it may slightly reduce the amusement factor in going through some of the machine translated ads)
And someone on BCF knows just about everything.
Thanks! 30 years in engineering and I never had to consider grease consistency - a new rabbit hole to look into.
