Rounded off drain plug

[Fuddy1952]

For some reason ever since this post started over a year ago when I see it I think of the sloth. It takes them a month to digest a single leaf. They climb down out of their tree once a WEEK to poop. When they finally poop they say the expression on their face is pure bliss, since in that one event they lose a third of their entire body weight.
So it will be here...that fateful day when that plug FINALLY comes out, ever sooooo s-l-o-w-l-y turned until at last...a crowd of bystanders cheering, balloons being released, confetti and streamers floating down.
Traffic will be backed up for miles. Every major TV, Radio, newspaper and magazine reporter will be there, as well as all the ambulances and medical staff attending to those who have fainted.
Last but not least, even now, the Zambelli Fireworks Company is on standby, several tractor trailer loads of supplies packed to the hilt just for this momentous occasion.

 

[lilranch2001]

And I have thought some of my chits were good.......

 

[dragoneggs]

It'll be done, in time.

Some of us can boast that our hair is more gray, or silver in my case. Maybe some of us have even put this on our ‘bucket’ list. No pressure though.

 

[goeduck]

have the additives been consumed

I think it is the transmission drain. :confused3:

 

[lilranch2001]

It痴 so long ago I do not remember what the plug drains......

 

[goeduck]

Itç—´ so long ago I do not remember what the plug drains......

It could change everything, we may need to start the suggestions for Kando over. It is no wonder the plug is still in. :confused3:

 

[tjkubota93]

I haven't been here in a while. Did he use a mag drill and rota broach to make a new drain hole yet? I figured he could use a rubber boat plug as a stopper, the kind with a wing nut in the middle.

 

[dlundblad]

For those who are curious, I've had good luck with these. Read somewhere they're made by the same company who also makes them for some of the tool truck brands. Description says good for tight spaces, which is false. You need a much larger socket than whatever you are trying to remove..

 

[dlundblad]

For those who are curious, I've had good luck with these. Read somewhere they're made by the same company who also makes them for some of the tool truck brands. Description says good for tight spaces, which is false. You need a much larger socket than whatever you are trying to remove..

Here's the link since I needed 3 posts.

Sears.com

 

[Wagtail]

I haven't been here in a while. Did he use a mag drill and rota broach to make a new drain hole yet? I figured he could use a rubber boat plug as a stopper, the kind with a wing nut in the middle.

A "bung". :shipcaptain: