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    OT - towing a 2000 Ranger....

    If you need to have your vehicle towed, contact a professional towing service or, if you are a member, your roadside assistance center. It is recommended that your vehicle be towed with a wheel lift or flatbed equipment. Do not tow with a slingbelt. Ford Motor Company has not approved a...
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    O/T Elevator..People kind

    That is what I was looking for. Didn't translate well I fear. Brad
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    O/T Elevator..People kind

    I never inferred that anyone would not understand. Understand??
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    O/T Elevator..People kind

    Thanks to those that tried to be helpful. This subject appears to be a bit complex for this forum. I really need to go yo the shop, beat some steel or perhaps turn some wrenches. Regards, Brad
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    O/T Elevator..People kind

    Well what people don't seem to understand is that this device is not required for fire or other purposes. It is a convenience. People are quick to say "shut it down" unfortunately this is where these people live. Most don't have any other option. Thanks for your interest. Brad
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    O/T Elevator..People kind

    Well it appears that I made an error in bringing this to this forum. The home in question serves the lower income folk, laborers, service people and at least a few retired farmers. Sorry to have disturbed anyone's important business here. Brad
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    O/T Elevator..People kind

    I just finished a tour of a local assisted living facility (I am an Ombudsman for a similar facility) and observed this two story facility with a non-working elevator. The senior residents are using a very steep three flight stairway to0 access the upper floor. Does anyone know of perhaps a...
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    OT, hp question.

    That is because Americans arnn't fluent in Euroweeniespeak. We need a translation guide hosted by a jolly fellow in leather shorts driving a tiny battered auto jetting blue smoke. :) Brad
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    94 suburban .. any ideas ?? OT

    A fusible link is normally attached to one of the battery cables on the battery end. They are covered with a rubbery jacket (as opposed to a plastic one) and many times have a ring terminal on the end. A quick chec is to try and stretch the link..if it is smoked the rubbery jacket will...
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    Turbocharger

    I just pulled the intake off of my 6.5 litre gm. There was engine oil in the intake and in the outlet of the turbo. Is it fixable?? seal replacement?? rebuild?? It seems to spin freely by hand. It is a Borg-Warner GM-4 p/n 10154652 Thanks in advance, Brad
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    New 5 gal Gas Cans

    Just went through that. Virtually all the plastic cans have the 'safety' valve installed and I have yet to see one that worked anywhere as good as the rubber hose with the plug. To get a decent can with a working valve you need to get a type 1 or 2 can. They are metal and the only ones I saw...
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    good news / bad news

    Ahh I was playing in a gravel pit when I was 14. My play involved loading a small dump truck with a backhoe and trucking the gravel about a mile away to backfill a drainage system. The only time I had trouble is when I backed the dumptruck too far and put the duals in the ditch. I then got to...
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    Welding table ( a bit long)

    I would not mount a cut-off saw to a table or any surface. one of the advantages of that type of saw is it's portability. If you end up buying your stock (tube, angle exc.) from a steel house it will come in 'sticks' 20 or 24 feet long and supporting the loose end while cutting a foot or two...
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    Preventing wet basements - suggestion

    Geez, that really sounds great. Makes me want to cover my own house with dirt. Think of the advantages... No more hounds--Attack moles could be used. I could hang worm feeders outside my windows and have the coolest periscope in the neighborhood!! Brad.
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    OT Diesel experts

    Thanks to all for the replies!! I think my path will be to buy a new PMD and aee it it solves the problem. Probably not a bad thing to have a spare in any case. Will update in a few days. Brad
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