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I used to carry a knife with me everywhere, but now society has vilified knives as weapons instead of the tools they really are. No more carrying in school, the office, courthouses, etc... so I usually just leave mine in the truck.

Craftsman, but not by choice, they where a gift. Except for the batteries whcih do not last anywhere near as long as they should they are fine. I still prefer my brothers dewalts though.

My Silverado was 7060lbs with 1 passanger and a full tank.

Holy Peterbilt! Very nice! :thumbsup: Here's mine;

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To be honest I have only had to use that method once, usually the sledge does the trick.

Option 2. But the truck down on the wheel with 2 lug nuts on loose and drive it around in a figure 8 pattern.

9 lb sledge hammer, wrap it with a towel and use duct tape to hold it on, then swing away!

Thank you!

I had a similar problem recently. Brother thought he would be nice and wash the truck. Since it got down to 18* at night... yeah.... they froze. When it warmed up the next day I sprayed the inside with WD-40 and no problems since.

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Thanks for this great write up. Do you by chance have a list of all tools needed?

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If they wont easily pop open with a pick you will have to remove them and clean them out.

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Very Cool! Thanks for the update.

Thats not bad at all.