Rounded off drain plug

[dragoneggs]

C'mon Mate. If this entire thread has proven anything it's that the pipe wrench is a 'tool of the past', forever to be relegated to a museum display in a curiosity shop and/or gathering an inch of dust hanging, forgotten, on a peg-board in your workshop.

Were it not for this discussion I would not be the proud owner of a (far superior) "Knipex"! [Which I haven't had to use yet... but I have one!!!]

I think I had a hand in that! Time to break that tool in... you won't go back to your other wrenches. You need a couple of them though. The pliers with teeth and one without.

 

[goeduck]

Nah, made sure to go with finger tight, then a quarter turn by wrench.:thumbsup:

Dang, can you have that guy come back and tighten this one so we can help you get this plug out? Like we did not do last time?

 

[DieselBound]

Dang, can you have that guy come back and tighten this one so we can help you get this plug out? Like we did not do last time?

Actually, we want to see how much quicker Kando can get it out a second time around :laughing:

 

[goeduck]

Actually, we want to see how much quicker Kando can get it out a second time around :laughing:

But, but we would miss all the drama.... :shocked:

 

[lilranch2001]

Yea, we only have a few more post counts to pee Piney off again!

 

[buckeyefarmer]

So what happened to the plug?

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Is it still around?

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Congrats for getting it out.

 

[Wagtail]

:laughing: How about a motorbike with a sidecar mounted on the left side ?

Sidecars are mounted on the left hand side of motorbikes down here. ath:

 

[stuckmotor]

For years, I've heard that water swirls in opposite directions in the two hemispheres. Recently, someone said that was incorrect. I've never paid enough attention to know which way it swirls anyway.

Sidecars are mounted on the left hand side of motorbikes down here. ath: