Rubbing a non-magnetized screwdriver against a magnet will magnetize the screwdriver. Magnetized screwdrivers are perfect for getting screws into hard-to-reach areas. Got chrome with a small amount of surface rust on it? Wadding up some aluminum foil and rubbing it over the rust will make short work of the problem. Polishing your expensive billet and… Continue reading A Few More Bright Ideas…..
Don’t use kitty litter to get grease and gasoline stains off of cement–you will never get it all. Instead, use powdered dishwasher detergent. Let it sit for about 10 minutes, then scrub back and forth with a stiff broom before sweeping it away. It will break down the grease and soak it up at the… Continue reading The Right Way To Get Grease And Gasoline Off Cement!!
At a show and you forgot the bug and tar remover, but a greasy flying beast’s carcass is smeared across the chrome? Use your girl’s nail polish remover to instantly remove the mess. Be sure not to get any on the paint, though, as acetone is a great paint remover as well.
Don’t use kitty litter to get grease and gasoline stains off of cement–you will never get it all. Instead, use powdered dishwasher detergent. Let it sit for about 10 minutes, then scrub back and forth with a stiff broom before sweeping it away. It will break down the grease and soak it up at the… Continue reading keepin-it-easy
If you ever lose the key to your locking lug nuts, a slightly undersized socket driven over the round lug nut will remove the locking lug nut. Oil of Wintergreen can be a good penetrating oil. Â Its non-toxic and can be purchased at the pharmacy.
You feel you deserve a higher salary but should you ask for a raise? Let’s look at the facts: You’re long overdue for a raise. Your boss hasn’t exactly been forthcoming with one. Clearly, sitting around and waiting for your boss to give you a raise hasn’t worked so far. What are you waiting for?… Continue reading How To Ask For a RAISE
Step 1 Disconnect the battery! Step2 Remove the air intake assembly that is connected to the carburetor or throttle body. Step3 Remove all linkages, hoses, vacuum lines, and wiring from the carburetor or throttle body. Step4 Remove the carburetor or throttle body. Step5 Locate and remove all bolts holding the intake manifold (where the carb… Continue reading How to Remove Engine Heads
Many jobs require workers to be outside when temperatures are low. Poor weather conditions can lead to severe health problems, such as frostbite or hypothermia. Precipitation and wind are also hazards you need to be aware of. Cold, wet, windy weather can be extremely hazardous even if temperatures are not below freezing. Being aware of… Continue reading Winter Weather Safety: Working Outside in Cold Weather
Myth No. 1: Cold-Weather Fill-er-Ups The Lie: “Make sure to top off your tank first thing in the morning when the fuel is cool for more density and energy!” The Truth: Yes, cooler fuel is denser and, technically, will have more energy per gallon. Not that your car cares, because it automatically corrects the mixture… Continue reading 7 Gas Saving Myths Debunked
Wrenches are the ever indispensable tool for workers who take it as their serious business to create, install, repair or maintain different tools or materials. But even this seemingly tool can cause hand and finger (knuckle) injuries. Find out how you can avoid such accidents by following these safety tips: Prior to use, inspect a… Continue reading Tool Safety: Tips in the safe use of a wrench
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