I Promise...

[kervinridgley@earthlink.net (Kervin)]

I did mine two weeks ago and ran into the same problem (well, my Lowe's
vise didn't break).  I put the old mount on the bench, the new mount and
bracket on top and hammered it the last little bit.  I did use some
grease between the new mount and the bracket.  Just make sure you get
all of the grease off the rubber parts before you put it back in your
car.


cwass99@rogers.com wrote:
> 
> ...to never again buy tools at Canadian Tire.  I guess when the archives say
> you need a STRONG vice to press the pass. side mount back in they're not
> kidding.  My Canadian Tire vice is now several pieces of dissociated metal.
> <Important Question>
> 
> Will it matter overly much if the mount is about 3mm short of being exactly
> centered in the carrier?
> 
> </Important Question>
> 
>      Sorry for the bandwidth, but I needed several beers and an opportunity to
> vent.  When the vice broke, the mount landed on a can of TB cleaner.  The mount
> wasn't hurt, but the can was opened from the side.  No boom, but man that stuff
> stinks when you fill a garage with it.
> 
> --
> Cheers,
> Colin
> 
> If you can read this line, you're probably not illiterate.
> 
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Kervin
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