Glass makes the trash too heavy. 😛no bottles in the beer fridge, only cans......
Glass makes the trash too heavy. 😛no bottles in the beer fridge, only cans......
My personal rules, some of you may have similar trains of thought.
#1 Have some drying substrate at the ready. Be it dirt, grass, leaves, or kitty litter.
#2 Plan on getting everything everywhere.
#3 Have multiple drain pans.
#4 Freakin use jack stands. Face the lever away from you as to not get caught on anything.
#5 When pulling an engine out of a vehicle with a manual transmission, make sure the damn thing can't roll backwards. Or forwards.
#6 DON'T. WASTE. SHOP. TOWELS. My brother is not allowed to touch my stash of shop towels.
#7 Wipe your *ss off before sitting in the car to see if it works.
#8 Know what gear you're in when you fire up said car.
#9 No burnouts within 5 miles if your house if in a suburban/city environment. If in the country, do donuts in the yard. I don't care.
#10 Put the damn tools back. Don't drop em and leave.
Half these are directed at my little brother.
Yup, that's why I usually have 2 or 3 projects going on the same car at the same time. I like to bounce around- I think the kids call it A.D.D. these days. I call it keeping my sanity.I haven't seen this one mentioned yet, likely more advice than a rule, but I use it as a rule...
If you're working on something and it's not cooperating all the while you start getting pissed...STOP....walk away and breathe for a few. Come back to said issue with a clear mind to avoid really screwing something up, or work on another project and relax some.
My dad(50 year veteran diesel tech) taught my brother and myself that when we were young. It has saved me plenty of times!!!
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