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26 minutes ago, Abilene Slim SASS 81783 said:

These days they don’t emerge in just 4 years, and they have 6 figures of debt. <_<
 

Yeah I was thinking 99,000 seemed a little light.

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14 minutes ago, John Kloehr said:

Except the nut on a toilet lever, it usually is an exception.

As SDJ pointed out the left handed threads “if you can’t see them” will put a kink in many people’s plans . But sometimes they are necessary. A friend of mine who just changed the clutch on an Echo chainsaw told me it was threaded on LH . I’m assuming because of the direction of rotation of the clutch? 

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38 minutes ago, Buckshot Bob said:

As SDJ pointed out the left handed threads “if you can’t see them” will put a kink in many people’s plans . But sometimes they are necessary. A friend of mine who just changed the clutch on an Echo chainsaw told me it was threaded on LH . I’m assuming because of the direction of rotation of the clutch? 

 

My brother bought a 1941 Powerwagon back in the early '70s.  Found, after much swearing, that the driver's side wheels had LH thread lugs.

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3 hours ago, Subdeacon Joe said:

Especially when you don't know that it's a left hand thread.

My cousin had a set of kerosene lamps. I asked why there was no oil in them, he said he couldn't get them open. After a bit of struggle I figured out they were LH thread. Why would anyone put LH threads on a lamp?  

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2 hours ago, Subdeacon Joe said:

My brother bought a 1941 Powerwagon back in the early '70s.  Found, after much swearing, that the driver's side wheels had LH thread lugs.

Didn't all Chrysler products have left hand thread lug nut on the left side of the car until the 70's at least?

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6 minutes ago, Crooked River Pete, SASS 43485 said:

Didn't all Chrysler products have left hand thread lug nut on the left side of the car until the 70's at least?

Yet another reason to not mess with Mopar. :P

 

 

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59 minutes ago, Crooked River Pete, SASS 43485 said:

My cousin had a set of kerosene lamps. I asked why there was no oil in them, he said he couldn't get them open. After a bit of struggle I figured out they were LH thread. Why would anyone put LH threads on a lamp?  

 

Maybe they were made in Australia.  ;)

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9 hours ago, Crooked River Pete, SASS 43485 said:

Didn't all Chrysler products have left hand thread lug nut on the left side of the car until the 70's at least?

Some of the old Ford trucks did too. At least early thirties for sure. 

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8 hours ago, Clay Mosby said:

Sorry, but NO. Just NO!!  Just NO *%#$^#*^%$^*(*&^ ing way!!!!

 

8 hours ago, Clay Mosby said:

Sorry, but NO. Just NO!!  Just NO *%#$^#*^%$^*(*&^ ing way!!!!

You best believe it buddy, Reports says Jill has it.

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