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When the Mses wants to get rid of those old pot holders, grab'm. This time of year when we are jacking things up on stands and such they are great in between were items rest.

Good idea... thanks!

That's a good idea. I use old towels before using them for maintenance rags.

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...You place Dalmatians between jack stands and axles ????

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Sat Dec 17, 2022 12:38 pm

...You place Dalmatians between jack stands and axles ????

They are quite soft, but difficult to keep in place initially. They can also be quite noisy during the first installation.
I would think, overall, potholders would be superior.

Think there'd a spammer scammer in the mix!

Adult Dalmations are fine for general shop service, but the younger ones are just too wiggly. When soiled, wash with mild soap, clear rinse, then line dry. Do NOT fold!

Scott

that is a brilliant idea!

and the funny thing is I just carted a pair off to the shop last week because I could not stand to see them pitched out. Now I know what they're for!

Those dogs would only be used for fire engines. Ordinary cars would use rags or pot holders, or just scratch the under side of the axle. Who's going to look down there?
Norm

Is that two new Castle Headed Nuts on the Cross Member? You must be in the process of installing the Mount / Spring Retainer?
Alan In Western Australia