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    What This Be?

    That's what I've used it for back when I worked in the roundhouse in Lincoln. And maybe the old Detroit's in the navy.
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    22 rifle

    Mine is the black one. Xmas present from 1982.
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    22 rifle

    Remington Nylon 66
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    3 way valve supposed to have hole on top

    That hole in the 12 o'clock position is a port that leads fuel to the small tank.
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    Installing lights on a hand start B

    The switch excited the alternator to get it to charge. The push pull controlled the lights. Pull to first position turned front lights on, pull more to second position turned on rear light. I also had a indicator light so I remembered to turn off the power when done.
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    Installing lights on a hand start B

    I spent a lot of time and added lights to my 44b hand start. I used a GM alternator and mounted a small garden tractor battery in the frame rail between the carb and oil bath. I used an electric start dash to add a volt gage. I had to add the hole for the shutter control knob, I put a lot...
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    Single post lift

    I just need to blow out the crud around the latch so it flip/flops and it should be OK. In the building there is also the platform already made to use as a loading dock. Thanks for the tip or it might have been cut up and used elsewhere.
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    Single post lift

    That's what it looked like to me but I wasn't sure. The safety post only has 2 holes almost to the top of its travel. I might make a hole about mid travel for tire rotation and brake work. So you should lift it up past then lower down to hole. Thanks for the replies.
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    Single post lift

    I am renting a building that has an old Joyce single post underground lift. I was inspecting the safety latch, does it look complete? Any advise would be appreciated. Thanks
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    Buck knife warranty

    I thought I would share my experience I had sending my buck 112 to Buck for repair. I didn't expect the repairs to be covered under warranty but I figured $10 to fix it would be a good deal. The tang stamp dated it 1988, it now has a 2015 blade. It's a new knife now. I don't remember what I was...
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    Deere Co. Ornament

    I found this in a box of stuff at an auction a couple years ago. Thought I would share, has anybody ran across anything like this. Thanks Jim
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    Prices of LP gas

    $1.49 for summer fill. I almost ran out. Driver was on vacation. South central Iowa.
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    JD M Generator issues

    Still having problems with the generator on the 1950 M. It got to where sometimes it would charge but not great. Less than 8 amps wide open on high charge. I have cleaned all connections multiple times. Took apart generator and cleaned it. Brushes look ok and brush holder springs are good. I...
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    Axle and Hub

    I have a 1944 2N on which I"ve pulled both axles, replaced the exterior and interior oil seals, the Sure Seals, the automotive studs in the bearing housing, the brake pads and hardware, and have cleaned, sanded, and repainted everything from the axle housing to the hubs and rear discs. Now...
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    Electrical service for welder

    I have power to the barn fed from a 30 amp breaker from the house. It's run thru #10, the barn has 2 circuits, one 15 amp and one 25 amp. Thanks to all for the advice Jim
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