Blinker Fluid Sale

[morgaj1]

This is the brand that I normally use. Better stock up while they have it:

http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main...products_id=22

While you're at it, you might as well pick up a left-handed screwdriver. They are getting harder to find:

http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main...products_id=51

[Rick V]

Cute for certain... but rather Pricey!!

[kidtigger24]

I thought I might get lucky with that website and find the metric adjustable wrench I have been looking for all this time.
No such luck

kidtigger24

[NVW]

Sadly, I bet sales are good.

[Ron Padilla]

they did have some brass balls, elbow grease, and a automatic tampon dispenser for the female driver.

[TozziWelding]

I need some left handed windshield wipers, and a muffler bearing tool.

[DSW]

Originally Posted by kidtigger24

I thought I might get lucky with that website and find the metric adjustable wrench I have been looking for all this time.
No such luck

kidtigger24

Try Sears! That's where we got ours from.

[Sandy]

Do they have both the red and amber fluid? All I need is some amber for the front end.

[Stick-man]

I always laughed at the muffler bearings joke. But after looking at the new Mack truck mufflers, with 3 wire harness' plugged into it, muffler bearings might just happen soon!

[steve45]

I kinda like the 'Lowering Kit'!

[Tamper84]

Heck they even have a flux capacitor!!!!!!!!

[kidtigger24]

Originally Posted by Tamper84

Heck they even have a flux capacitor!!!!!!!!

Does anyone know how to hook one up to my 200DX so I can weld 1" thick plate?

kidtigger24

[Dandethumper]

"and down the MILSPEC asle we have your regular grade flight line and hvy duty grade flight line. Also on sale are sound powered telephone batteries." LOL

[Dandethumper]

"and down the MILSPEC asle we have your regular grade flight line and hvy duty grade flight line. Also on sale are sound powered telephone batteries." LOL

[mwshaw]

Well with them requiring exhaust fluid for diesels this might not be so far out. Do they also have lumber stretcher or skyhooks I find I need them every once in a while. I have never been able to find any metric sockets, all I have ever found have been 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4" etc. Never any genuine metric. ratchets or extensions either. Would this Blinker fluid also work for the emergency flashers or is this an entirely different part number. Also does this come in different grade weights for winter and summer and do they have it in blue for our police friends.

[morgaj1]

Originally Posted by mwshaw

Well with them requiring exhaust fluid for diesels this might not be so far out. Do they also have lumber stretcher or skyhooks I find I need them every once in a while. I have never been able to find any metric sockets, all I have ever found have been 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4" etc. Never any genuine metric. ratchets or extensions either. Would this Blinker fluid also work for the emergency flashers or is this an entirely different part number. Also does this come in different grade weights for winter and summer and do they have it in blue for our police friends.

Only use synthetic blinker fluid. But never use it to break in a set of blinkers, because it is too slick.

[Sandy]

I just use 'no oil' and food coloring for my trailer lights. It's a lot cheaper. Blinker fluid goes flat and won't blink when it sets too long.

[Rbeckett]

Can't get that flavor blinker fluid here, wanna trade some high grade used and imported Japanese tire air? I figger it's a 1:1 swap.
Bob

[hypothecary]

I saw the Friendly Cat's Paw and thought a set would be nice for heavy traffic and general mayhem.

Then I saw the Car to Tank kit and said "Holy effin chit, I gotta put one of those on my Ramcharger."

Upon further reflection I'm thinking I should get the Car to Tank kit and the Car to Plane kit so I'll be air to ground capable!

[Warpspeed]

Still trying to buy a "Johnson Rod" at a decent price for my current project.