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I used this for ball joints on an 01 Ford Ranger 2wd. I installed the C clamp and adapter for the ball joint to fit in as it is pushed out. Tightened the clamp...Read complete review
I used this for ball joints on an 01 Ford Ranger 2wd. I installed the C clamp and adapter for the ball joint to fit in as it is pushed out. Tightened the clamp as much as I could by hand with a long handle ratchet and then I gave the clamp a couple whacks with a hammer. Tightened the clamp more and another couple of whacks. Eventually I just used the ratchet to push out the ball joint. Install was a breeze. For the guys breaking the C clamp, try this method next time. A little pressure and then some hits with a hammer to get it moving. Worked well, no problems.
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I bought this kit for a dodge ram 1500 4WD ball joint upper and lower remove and install did not do the job at all the C-frame bent. The only good the is the...Read complete review
I bought this kit for a dodge ram 1500 4WD ball joint upper and lower remove and install did not do the job at all the C-frame bent. The only good the is the adapter are good for hitting them back in.
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Best money I have spent on a tool
By Scott
from Gainesville ,Florida
Comments about Pittsburgh Automotive Ball Joint Service Kit for 2WD and 4WD Vehicles:
The people who complain about this tool are the ones who don't know how to use it .This tool is a breeze to use and dose it with-out any problems.
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worked great on my 04 ram!
By Jeff
from Elma,Iowa
I was pleased with this tool ,it pressed 2 lower ball joints in/out from my ten yr old truck with ease! My only complaint would be the instructions were a bit hard to follow as they only illustrated one style of ball joint.otherwise it worked great! combined with my earthquake impact gun it made short work of changing ball joints!
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
good tool if you use it right
By sammy
from Philadelphia
If you use it right it will work every time lube the screw use a block of wood and a 2lb hammer to tap the c clamp as turning the screw make sure to lube all part's before takeing them off and putting them on use it don't abuse it.
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i wouuld buy it anytime
By andrew the helper
from buffalo ny
this product worked great.what i did was heated up the a frame then pepsi on it and it ate the rust off so it was easier to remove the lower ball joint.had the ball joint out in no time
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Works great! Good price!
By Leo72987
from Ware, Ma
I bought this because I had no interest in buying the commercial grade $100+ kits. So far I have used this to install ball joints on my Ramcharger and my buddies Silverado. I also used it to replace U joints on my Dakota. This thing works great and it's important to remember when using any press to tap the outside of the control arms with a hammer while removing or installing ball joints. This helps preventing binding of the press.
(4 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Worked good
By Franco
from Fox Cities, WI
I used this to replace the u-joints on the front and rear drive shaft of a Land Rover. The C-clamp and adaptors worked perfectly. The first u-joint I did by hand and was slow going and hard work, but for the rest I used an impact gun on the c-clamp and removal was a breeze.
Paid for itself first time out
By Hot Rodder
from Midlands South Carolina
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Works great when used correctly. C frame could stand to be about an inch taller but it will work. Pressed out ball joints that were installed since 1990 with ease. Works great on bushings too.
02 nissan frontier 2wd...worked!
By johnny the dunce
from forney, tx
I've never pressed ball joints before but I used this kit to press out/in front upper/lower ball joints on 02 Nissan Frontier 2 wd. I read the reviews and was not sure if it would work on the wife's truck but I worked it like a puzzle and I found the right combination. I normally take the control arms off and take it somewhere to have it pressed but on the Frontier, the CAs are used for alignment. Although I will get it realigned, I wanted to be able to at least drive it to the shop. Hope this helps someone out there
Works well sturdy
By Scooter
from Pittsburgh PA
I have been using this tool for 2 years now removing and installing u joints and ball joints on some really rusty old vehicles this thing takes a beating I have hammered on it with a 3 lb hammer I have abused it in the mud and dirt I have used a 3/4 inch impact with it and on one really stubborn joint I used a breaker bar and a 10 foot pipe I have went through countless impact sockets a breaker bar a ratchet a steering knuckle and two slip yokes but the press still works like new. One tip grease the threads with never seize every use that will keep it working good
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By Hale of a life -
from Rockport, TX
Finished changing ball joints on my Excursion 4x4. While I knew it wasn't going to have the proper adapters, it ended up working well with a little creative ingenuity. Top ball joints not an issue, but the lower I had to improvise with the receiving tubes since it isn't quite long enough. You can make it work on the lowers, just be creative. Regardless of the issues, it's reasonably priced, didn't break and got the job done.
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D Danielle Arbid P Jerome Vidal S Danielle Arbid WS Bavaria Film International L Libanais w/English subtitles TD 35mm/col/2004/90mins Danielle Arbid was born in Beirut, Lebanon, in 1970. Her films include [Raddem] (1998, short), [Alone with the War] (2000), [On Borders] (2002), [Etrangere] (2002).


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Yesterday, Seabrook school's food service personnel outdid themselves, creating a dessert buffet filled with an amazing array of chocolate-covered strawberries, fruit custard cups, and slices of every kind of fruit imaginable, such as fresh pineapples, coconuts, bananas, mangoes, papaya, melons and more.
"We like to have these events for the children so they can understand that healthy food isn't boring, but it's festive, fun and really delicious," said Food Service Director Chef Kimberly Adkins. "For example, we have strawberries dipped in dark chocolate, which is full of lovely antioxidants.
"We're trying to show them that less can be more."
Schools now take seriously their role in augmenting students' diet, Adkins said. For example, the Seabrook Elementary School is the recipient of a grant that provides funds to buy fresh fruit and vegetables for students.
"We deliver fresh fruit and vegetables to every classroom in the elementary school every day," Adkins said. "And the money comes from the grant, not from the taxpayers."
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Whenever I look back at my term as Berkshire Chapter Chair for 2007–2008, I am always so glad I did it. The rewards and benefits were well worth it. It's an experience that I will cherish and be proud of for the rest of my days. I found that being Chapter Chair is a challenge with a unique and very positive outcome.
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Come join us at our Annual Meeting at 6 PM on November 1st at 6:00 PM at Sirius Community in Shutesbury, MA; www.siriuscommunity.org. The location offers a large wooded area with many trails for hiking. Members are welcome to come at 2 PM for a short hike to explore the area.
We will take an approximately 4.5 mile paddle down the main stem of the Housatonic River in Lenox, from the Mary Decker Boat Launch on New Lenox Road and take out at Woods Pond. This area is flat water, very scenic, and is located within the Fish & Wildlife Gidge Dary Preserve. This area is also being discussed as a central location for a proposed PCB remediation area. On our trip we will view the area and discuss the potential impacts of the possible remediation and review the various public viewpoints on the subject.
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Seven military veterans will pause from their Appalachian Trail hike to rest and meet the public in a special event at the Appalachian Mountain Club's Noble View Outdoor Center and Russell VFW on July 22.
Noble View and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6645 are offering the veterans participating in the Warrior Hike "Walk Off the War" program, including one from Orange, a meal, showers and a rest in a real bed, 19 weeks into their six-month hike from Georgia to Maine.
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On May 17-18 2014 I led an exciting family backpacking trip to the White Mountain National Forest with 12 Scouts and fathers (AMC members as well) meeting Karen and Al from the PVHC at Galehead Hut. Planning the trip was tricky because originally, 21 people were paid or scheduled to hike, and some of the group needed to cancel last minute, including one parking lot casualty due to a stomach bug. Thanks goes to Lori Tisdell of the PVHC, who just finished her Culinary degree at HCC, who helped design a working menu of dinner and breakfast foods for the self-serve hut. Muah!
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Minnesota is a state in northeast quarter of US, which is very cold in winters. It has many lakes, over 10,000 of various sizes, where people can swim, fish, do boating.
Minnesota has one of the largest shopping centers in the world, namely Mall of America.
University of Minnesota which has 4 campuses, including the ones in twin citiies Minneapolis and St. Paul has over 50k students. it is among top 20 universities in several branches in US according various ranking criteria.
One of the longest rivers in the world, Mississippi pass through Minnesota in particular city of Minneapolis. There are many bridges connecting West Bank and East Bank. One of those bridges collapsed about 10 years ago.
Minnesota means clean blue water or something similar. This name was given by "American Indians" who were living in this region. Many other places have names starting with minne-, such as Minnetonka, Minnehaha,..
Music education is popular in Minnesota. Higher percentage of population play a musical instrument in Minnesota than most US states.
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Tipping for yogurt places?
- digkv Nov 27, 2007 09:15 PM
Sorry for creating another tipping board but I have a question. So I was at a yogurt place (a Pinkberry knock-off) and I noticed there was a tip jar and couldn't help but think if I should tip him or not. I mean, he got me samples but it didn't feel like he providing a service that "deserved" a tip. So, what's the etiquette for tipping at these yogurt, ice cream, or gelato type places? Thanks.
The etiquette is that tips are not the custom (meaning, one cannot be reasonably criticised for failing to tip) for counter service places in the US but that you are free to tip if you wish.
Every deli, coffee, yogurt/ice cream, and pizza shop have jars for tipping now. Sometimes I tip, sometimes I don't, it's mostly at places I'm a regular that I do tip. That includes the Starbucks by my office (the most convenient coffee place) where there is a person that will charge me the "refill" price instead of regular price.
" I mean, he got me samples but it didn't feel like he providing a service that "deserved" a tip"
And what service is it that other servers provide that deserves a tip? Ever had a waiter provide you with samples of entrees?
Someone goes into a yogurt joint says "A large vanilla" receives it, pays and is 'gone in 60 seconds' as the movie is titled.
Someone else comes in says "Can I try the vanilla?...Can I try the mocha?... How about a taste of the lime?... I'll have the lime"
In which instnace did the server provide beyond normal service?
re: FrankJBN
Unless it's Bloomingdale's where the lovely older women, who are attentive and friendly and charming, are serving the yogurt -- no, no tip.
I don't tip, but I don't ask for a lot of samples (one at most) or anything else special. Some family/friends will throw their change in the tip cup.
Thanks everyone for your replies so far. I usually only ask for samples if it's my first time there and usually I only ask for one. Also, for some reason I'm against throwing my change in the tip jar as it sort of has this "I'm too good for loose change so take it" attitude but I think I'm crazy or something.
jgg13, are you from NY or something? I think labor laws their are different than in CA as everyone including waiters get paid minimum wage.
Also, now that the samples thing comes up: what if you have a sample and it's really bad should you buy something or would it be ok to leave without buying anything?
re: digkv
it's ok to leave without buying anything, that's why they have samples. Well, actually their logic is the same as any good crack dealer's... the first little bit is free, then once you taste it you'll be willing to pay 5 bucks for a cup and a half of frozen yogurt with gummi bears on it. But it works equally well the other way.
re: digkv
I live in MA. Honestly, I don't know if the old adage that servers get paid sub-minimum wage is true or not, but that was how it was explained to me regarding why we tip them.
In general, I'm against tipping and just wish that people who desire to get tipped simply got paid more and it was factored into the price of what I'm paying. That being said, I'm *very* against the "tip creep" that's showing up everywhere. Throw in how entitled everyone in our society seems to be, and all of a sudden you're a grinch if you're not tipping the person who stocks the grocery shelves or something.
Not just creep with who you tip, but there's also creep in what is a good tip. If the tip is a %age, the absolute number is already rising as normal prices increase. It seems as if these days, 15% is considered a "bad tip", when I was young it was a good one. (I usually go w/ 20 simply because it makes the math easier).
with ANY tip jar, there is no obligation to tip; regulars should tip occasionally and staff that goes above the normal level of service deserves a tip too. A couple of samples isn't tip-worthy, letting you taste everything (as long as it isn't just green tea and regulars) is worth something.


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MIAMI — Grandma took her seat 30 minutes before the first pitch and said she didn't want anything to eat.
"Too nervous," she said in Spanish.
She looked up, and then up some more, to the upper deck in Marlins Park.
"It's so big," she said.
MIAMI — Grandma took her seat 30 minutes before the first pitch and said she didn't want anything to eat.
"Too nervous," she said in Spanish.
She looked up, and then up some more, to the upper deck in Marlins Park.
"It's so big," she said.
This was the view she could only imagine over the radio in Cuba, and so this is the best kind of Opening Night story, the kind that opens like a gift and doesn't have to end in victory — though this one has that, too, thanks in good part to her grandson.
"There he is," she said a few minutes later, clapping, as Jose Fernandez went to the mound to start the new Marlins' season.
Every fifth day, the Marlins again have the chance to be something special simply because Fernandez is all of that. His stuff is as good as anyone's in baseball. The heart he plays with is that big, too.
Yet for so much of his Rookie of the Year season last year, he hid part of his heart. He showed it Monday night as he walked in from the bullpen and blew his grandmother a kiss.
"My grandma, the most important person in my life, couldn't see me pitch (last year)," he said.
Baseball often is portrayed as a father-and-son game. But here is a Marlins star who owes everything to the women in his life who provided a cushion of love and the necessary guidance.
His mom, Maritza, always sat by his side, even on a harrowing journey on a raft from Cuba seven years ago. His grandma, Olga, was a force in his life, even coaching him in baseball from the first day he wanted to learn the game.
"I took him out in the yard," she said. "He swung a stick for a bat. This was when he was five. I taught him to hit. I taught him to throw.
When did she stop being his coach?
"Oh, no, I've never stopped being his coach," she said.
A year ago, Grandma sat in her home in Santa Clara, Cuba, and played with the radio, trying to tune in to hear her son pitch. Sometimes it worked. Sometimes she'd find out later how he did.
"And I dreamed I was here," she said.
Now she wore a No. 16 Marlins jersey her grandson gave her before the game with "Abuela" on the back. His mom had one that read, "Mama."
This is how they always saw it, baseball bringing the family back together. Grandma stepped out of the dream last December when Cuban authorities granted her permission to visit her daughter and grandson.
She has since received a visa allowing her to make occasional visits. She arrived a few days ago to watch Fernandez play for the first time since he was 14.
"I couldn't miss this," she said.
In some ways, their reunion tells how this latest generation involving Cuba and baseball is a changed one. Team advisor Tony Perez couldn't return to the island for his father's funeral in the early 1970s for fear of never being allowed out again.
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We marvel at sports. We celebrate the games. And yet, on Monday, as Fernandez took the mound on Opening Day, we witnessed something truly remarkable that went beyond the game.
"It is very hard for me to even describe what this means to me," Grandma said. She called sitting here, watching her grandson pitch, "the ultimate feeling of all the emotions — happy, proud, love."
In her dream, Grandma always saw a win. Her grandson did his part, giving up one run andstriking out nine over six strong innings.
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the sun comes up
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to her chest
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i was given the evil disdained look and the what do you think youre doing pushed between clenched teeth
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why did you do this jessie begged and i thought this is worse than i imagined
she needs her ass spanked with a belt my mom said and she went out the front door
time slowed down
me standing at the edge of the bed that was there in the only room we had aside from the bathroom with its door wide open like a staring eye and the sound of jessies belt hissing through his belt loops
better pull your shorts down he said and your panties too and he looked high like elated like a religious experience like euphoric and he wrapped the belt around his hand two times or three and everything was moving so slowly
bend over the bed sweetie ill try not to make it hurt and i laid on the bed bent at the waist with my bare ass exposed and waited
and waited while he filled his eyes with the sight of me like an offering and i heard him inhale the word god right before the first welt was raised
i miss everything
splayed fingers
of palm
my name
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through the grass
i miss
the hot taste of tequila
on the back of my tongue
like swallowing your name
so it doesnt make a sound
and they sit like coals in my belly
this tequila
and your name
the summer grass
is tall as a fence
around our bodies
and our fingers flirt
from our arms length distance.
we stare straight up at the clouds
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when low rumbles
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27 November 2014 4:11 Fox SportsWatch video
Alastair Nicholson on Phillip Hughes passing
ACA Chief Executive Alastair Nicholson says Phillip Hughes died playing the sport he loved amongst those who loved him.
27 November 2014 1:31 Fox SportsWatch video
Chel and Jimmy election predictions
State politics editor James Campbell and State Politics reporter Michelle Ainsworth wrap up the Victorian state election
27 November 2014 6:22 Herald SunWatch video
Eagle Street Brisbane lashed by storms
A storm front hit Brisbane this afternoon. This video was taken on Eagle Street. Courtesy: Doug Fox
27 November 2014 0:37 news.com.auWatch video
If a tree falls in the storm
Wild weather brings down a tree on to powerlines at Salisbury in Brisbane's south.
27 November 2014 0:15 news.com.auWatch video
Asian investment
James Roth from Deutsche Bank talks with Geoff Elliott about Asian investment in this region despite a resilient Australian Dollar.
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Cricketer Phillip Hughes dead at 25
Cricket Australia has confirmed Phillip Hughes has died from injuries suffered while batting at the SCG.
27 November 2014 6:33 Sky NewsWatch video
Brisbane smashed by huge hail storm: Bowen Hills
Brisbane has been battered by a massive storm with cricket ball-sized hail smashing windows and heavy rain causing flash flooding.
27 November 2014 0:46 Courier MailWatch video
British embassy vehicle hit in Kabul suicide attack
A suicide bomber struck a British embassy vehicle in Kabul, in the latest wave of attacks to hit Afghanistan's capital. Rough cut, no reporter narration.
27 November 2014 0:35 ReutersWatch video
When Two Percent Were Students
Les Murray recites "When Two Percent Were Students"
27 November 2014 0:57 The AustralianWatch video
Record number of MPs punted from Question Time
Watch as Speaker Bronwyn Bishop kicks out 18 Labor MPs during a fiery Question Time.
27 November 2014 2:24 News Corp AustraliaWatch video
ISIS training
Go inside an ISIS training camp
27 November 2014 0:42 news.com.auWatch video
Cricketer Phillip Hughes has died
Cricket Australia has confirmed Phillip Hughes has died from injuries suffered while batting at the SCG.
27 November 2014 5:59 Sky NewsWatch video
Angry Bronwyn Bishop threatens to randomly kick out MPs
Angry Speaker Bronwyn Bishop gets sick of the wall of noise from Labor and threatens to randomly eject MPs.
27 November 2014 1:11 News Corp AustraliaWatch video
Coffee with Colin
Catch the latest instalment of Coffee with Colin with Kara Vickery.
27 November 2014 17:33 Perth NowWatch video
Cricketer Phillip Hughes has died
Cricket Australia has confirmed Phillip Hughes has died from injuries suffered while batting at the SCG.
27 November 2014 3:00 Sky NewsWatch video
Abbott calls Labor 'most irresponsible opposition in Australia'
While defending the Medicare GP co-payment, PM Tony Abbott calls Labor the 'most irresponsible opposition in Australia'.
27 November 2014 1:15 News Corp AustraliaWatch video
Mandzukic a hat-trick hero as Atletico pump Olympiakos
Atletico Madrid have stormed into the round of 16 with a 4-0 win over Olympiacos. Raul Garcia opened the scoring inside ten minutes, and Mario Mandzukic did the rest with a superb hat-trick.
27 November 2014 0:31 Fox SportsWatch video
Psychiatrist to the Taliban
Dr Mohammad Nader Alemi is one of Afghanistan?s few psychiatrists. In the 1990s he treated Taliban fighters, who were not immune to the psychological effects of war. Courtesy BBC World Service.
27 November 2014 0:27 news.com.auWatch video
Juventus keep Champions League hopes alive with win
Juventus have kept alive their hopes of qualifying for the round of 16 with a 2-0 win over Malmo.
27 November 2014 0:19 Fox SportsWatch video
Brendan Rodgers frustrated with 2-2 draw
Under-fire Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers described his side's 2-2 draw with Ludogorets as 'frustrating'.
27 November 2014 0:39 Fox SportsWatch video
#SnapSydney 2014
The entire day of #SnapSydney
27 November 2014 1:11 news.com.auWatch video


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Sticky residue, also know as semen, left above the upper lip of the person who just gave a blow job. The semen dries to give the appearance of a white mustache. Got cum?
The fuckin' cumstache I left on Miss Stewart made the bitch look like Santa Clause in a snow storm, ho ho ho, bitch!
Pimp Daddy Chad tarafından 3 Mayıs 2003, Cumartesi
A mustache of semen (cum) that is delacately layed on the upper lip of a female, or in a homosexuals case on the upper lip of a man. This can be licked off by any partner and deposited into a sink or swallowed. Make sure there are no STD's while preforming this sexual activity. Best done after oral sex.
Dude i was gettin head from this chick and i cumed on her face and made a cumstache outta it... it was gnarly. it was a true work of art! She swallowed it and everything!
Alex Ostrow tarafından 18 Nisan 2006, Salı
After the act of oral sex, on occasion the partner's cum is left behind on the upper lip, under the nose. This can resemble a mustache and commonly confused as a milk mustache.
John gave the ho a fancy handle-bar cumstache, paid for her fine services and departed ways.
Knifo tarafından 23 Ağustos 2011, Salı
when a girl gets cum above her lip under her nose, like a mustache
that girl got a cumstache in this porn i saw today!
mmaaaxxxxxxxxxxx tarafından 18 Ocak 2008, Cuma