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    She's gone

    Anchor deep, hold on tight, pray hard. It won't be long you will be dancing together again.
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    Dents in Wheels

    There is a tool called a bent lip straightner. A little time and patience you might salvage the rascals.
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    Lithium 9 volt

    The standard voltage of All brands' 9V lithium-ion rechargeable batteries is 8.2V-8.4V We gave up on using rechargeable 9v batteries in wireless mics because they get unreliable below 8 volts.
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    Electrical Question?

    With 220v both legs are hot, typically white goes to the larger blade.
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    Can an 8n be converted to spin on

    There a number of conversions/adapters on e-bay, the 8N I picked up a couple of years ago has an aluminum mount with the proper hole sized to limit the flow through the filter. "Ford 2N 9N 8N Spin On Oil Filter Adapter Zero Mess w/NEW Brass Tubing Connectors" The purist don't like them, but it...
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    8n Distributor problem/ can t get it to start

    First make sure the points are opened, then check the dist wire to ground with an ohm meter, if it is shorted find out why.
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    Parts cleaner solvent

    Using the solvent from Tractor Supply, $40.00 for 5 gallons. the old school stuff, couldn't find a water soluble product that worked worth a flip.
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    OT Need new Bits

    I have a large assortment of drill bit up to 1". Most came from yard sales (read reaaaaaly cheap). A rainy day and a sharpner and I am good to go for months.
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    Tractor name

    44 2N - Henry the 1st 39 9N - Henry the 2nd 51 8N - Henryetta (The Pretty Little Girl)
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    8n issues

    Replacing the capacitor cured my neighbor's 8N with the same symptoms.
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    Altenator wiring

    Sounds like normal wiring, not sure I understand the problem.
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    9n surging

    I have an assortment of guitar strings pieces I use to run through the passages.
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    Wife is a Keeper

    Finally figured out how to paint the bottom side of "Henryetta".
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    Sediment Bowl Leaking

    An old Broadcast Engineer
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    Sediment Bowl Leaking

    Had gas seeping onto the glass of the sediment bowl for a while now. Replaced the bowl gasket, checked the glass edge, seepage still there. Got a good light and checked the issue more closely, dried everything carefully and watched for a few minutes. Then I noticed some gas slowly seeping...
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