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Monthly Archives: April 2016
My Car: Front Brakes and Ball Joints
Time for the first big project of the year on my car.
The Yankee Handyman
One of the other techs in the shop was looking over a used car and found a few tools, including a special screwdriver.
Coil Spring Modification
There are ways to lower the ride height of your car that aren’t that bad. This was not one of those ways.
Bug in the Wheel
Just a quick one for you today:
Tool Review: Knipex Mini Bolt Cutters
Things need to be cut. Sometimes regular side-cutters just don’t work well enough.
Mechanics’ Medical Tape
One of the unavoidable parts of being a mechanic is getting banged up. A wrench slips, you bash a knuckle, cut your finger, or get scraped up or burned reaching into a tight space.
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