(04-04-2020, 03:30 PM)homebiscuit Wrote:

(04-04-2020, 02:53 PM)Senor Fantastico Wrote: Me after jumping on the cheater for an hour: Dad when's the last time the Indusco was apart? It needs new blades.

Dad: ....76?

You're giving me PTSD HB.

"I see threads! Why won't it turn??"

This stuff has saved me numerous headaches. If I even suspect it's going to be problematic, a couple of squirts and at least a 15 minute soak time. It works great on seized up plier joints too. 

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(04-04-2020, 02:58 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Thanks for the tips, fellas. 

Will heed.

I highly recommend a good coating of silicone brake lubricant, as well. It keeps the pads from binding up.

Haha HB, I have it. Good stuff besides the smell. My process is more like:

1) soak day 1, let sit overnight.
2) repeat 1
3) heat with torch, pray the Nitro Cat turns it loose
4) stand on cheater for a while 
5) cut it apart with the torch. 

In fact, I increasingly grab the torch first now and just buy the replacement parts if I can. I think I have 1 piece of equipment that is younger than I am. No wait, I just bought the second last year. Progress!

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