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    Hello all new here. What got me here was the bottle jack press. Im an amateur mechanic that gets into projects that need that special tool that I hate to buy especially if it would kinda sorta work if I tilt it a certain way. I hope to lend some feedback or ideas but for now I will certainly be doing a lot of bookmarking

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    Hi Mike - welcome to HomemadeTools.net

    The bottle jack presses are classic homemade tools!

    Are you thinking of building one? If not, what's next up on your projects list?

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    Just finished changing my rear end gears for the second time. changed from 3.27 to 3.73 to 4.10 so I could have used this. My projects are all over the place (read, crazy ideas after a few beers) but I am a Rube Goldberg kinda guy

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    Hi Mike,

    Welcome!

    What sort of vehicle are you working on?

    Rube Goldberg always got it done, though! What's the next project on your list?

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    Yes he did I am working on a 90 Lincoln Mark VII LSC SE. Next are the heads intake cam etc... winter garage work, outside of that it time to get ready for winter in NE. I will be building a sliding wood shed door and filling mentioned wood shed.

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    That Lincoln sounds sweet. Let's see some project pics!

    My Dad always talked about Lincolns when I was a kid. He owned a Town Car for awhile, but really wanted an early '70s Mark IV. Great cars, all.

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    Very nice! I love the 64 Continentals - This is my Mustang in a suit 5.0 HO.

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    4.10, I hope you have overdrive and a high back seat to keep low gear from snapping your head off.

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    Lol true ! yes it has an AOD with a built valve body, as for seats ... it's a Lincoln and leather



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