Tools explained

[M Fowler]

[quote="Colossal Mark, you should have used the BFH...that'll fix the quote button. It worked for Tom's Chevelle! [/quote]

Dave,

I've got the EASY BUTTON.

[CaseyJones]

No matter what tool you're using if it can fling a fastener across the room and into the carburetor of an engine it will. It's an impossible shot but Murphy can make it every time.

Missing parts will inevitably be found bouncing between the piston crown and the valves on break-in.

Anything thyat can break when the store is closed... will.

Parts that are impossible to replace will be the first to fail.

[M Fowler]

Yeah a long time ago I was a diesel mechanic for local John Deere Dealer and another mechanic broke off part of a rat tail file in the engine when he was screwing around of course. Should have been an easy fix working on installing a new turbo and bad turbo oil line plus other adjustments.

I could understand blewing the engine up while under load on the dyno stepping up the injector pump farmers want more power, Scotty. But a rat tail file?