I was trying to remove the bolts that hold the Briggs & Stratton engine
on to my old red rusted/rotten lawn mower frame.Damn socket wrench
slipped and busted the skin in two places on top of my left hand, blood
oozing out of there.Working on old crappy lawn mowers is one of the
Worst jobs in the World! I will try again tomorrow.

Yep, Gordon Brown.I reckon that's him.
cuhulin

On 4/2/2011 4:25 PM, wrote:
I was trying to remove the bolts that hold the Briggs& Stratton engine
on to my old red rusted/rotten lawn mower frame.Damn socket wrench
slipped and busted the skin in two places on top of my left hand, blood
oozing out of there.Working on old crappy lawn mowers is one of the
Worst jobs in the World! I will try again tomorrow.

Yep, Gordon Brown.I reckon that's him.
cuhulin

Knock the old bolts off with a cold chisel.

I have some sockets made for impact tools, I will use one of them
tomorrow.That other socket was soooooo old and used and abused, it
cracked up one side of it.I have an old Sears electric impact wrench I
bought new back in the 1970s.It isn't worth a Sheet and it wasen't worth
a Sheet the day I bought it at the Sears store at Metrocenter Mall, 275
of my foot steps South of doggy's couch.That old rusted/rotten ass lawn
mower isn't going to be me, I Guarantee you that!
cuhulin