Arizona republican., 1920-07-25
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Care of Wheels

Care or wheels
 The wood wheels with which the average ear is equipped need little at tention, but there are certain small if the part is to go on doing it's stren- uous duty. The spokes must be tight ened and the wood be given protection at least twice every year. Paint and varnish protect the wood against the entrance of water, which will rot it. Where the paint chips off the wood may easily become affected even though it has been treated before it was made up into a wheel. Spoke looseness on cheap wheels may be gen orally obviated by giving the wood proper treatment If the spokes do become loose at the felloe or hub they may be frightened by the use of wedges. In the case of rear wheels the brake drum bolts are rarely if ever given any care, yet these bolts do strenuous ser vice; they ought to be frightened when ever opportunity offers. Hub bolts in front, it frightened, will never give trouble through spoke loosen ness, which in turn will produce speaking.
 Choke Return Spring
 When the outside temperature rises to 50 degrees or more the carburetor choke is useful only instarting If a spring such as is used on pedals or brake rods is attached from the choke handle to the dash or cowl frame dur ing hot weather this control will re- turn to normal P~sition automatically This not only sa-es gas but tends to reduce the formation of carbon de- posits.
 Handy Tool Set
 An admirable cool set was recently designed by an ingenious motorist. This consisted of eleven tools and an adjustable handle to be used with all the weapons. This handle has a wind nut the side so as to hold firmly fbp na comprises three carbon scrapers, one small mirror for inspections, one rod for testing electrical connections. hook for removing cotter pins. knife blade for cutting and clearing electric wires. small bearing scraper, four edged reamer and an awI.
 Heavy Duty Screw Driver
 The ordinary screw driver is not adapted to all classes of work By making heavy screw driver with the center portion in the form of a heavy square of metal a socket wrench may be placed on the tool so that all the leverage necessary may be obtained
 Worthless Grease Cups
 Cheap grease cups more than likely to become worthless in a short time It is almost impossible for the ordinary man to turn one of these cups down and even if he is able to. t.ae operation may not send the grease home where it is needed. The only remedy for this condition is to install really efficient grease cups, oil cups or get a fabrication system of the kind that puts grease in the bearings under high pressure.
 Bench Wise Rivsting Stake
 A piece of one inch round stock heated and bent in the shape of the letter r, with the final loop not quite completed. makes an admirable bench wise riVeting stake This stake is very handy in many riveting and bending jobs around the home garage refining brake bands, bending pipe over it. etc.
 Round Pin Holder
 A holder made as follows makes the inserting of round pins in valve stems and other parts simple matter Wrap piece of .064 gauge wire around the pin three times in loose coils Then make a half coil s4 Sae bottom to pre-