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What was this tool used for?
It is used to stretch fence. The points catch on a tree or a post, and the part hanging down hooks to the wire, and the handle gives you the leverage to stretch a wire. We use them all the time in Tennessee where most fences go from tree to tree. -
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mini wringer washer
I remember as a kid, back in the mid 1950's, that the local service station had one. He would put the rag that he used to wipe your windshield in the tub, give the tub crank a couple of turns, then run the rag through the wringer before wiping your windshield. I seem to remember seeing them at... -
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Garden tractor
I had the same type of problem last year. I fought compression, timing, carb, bought new battery, but no matter what I did, it always stopped on the compression stroke. With nothing else to check, I took the starter apart, and found that one of the magnets was broken. It spun real good without a... -
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Wiring help
Amazon.com has what is supposed to be a replacement for your old motor, but make sure that every thing is the same. Here is a link to it https://www.amazon.com/3450rpm-Frame-Volts-Replacement- Compressor/dp/B0009WET9M -
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Wiring help
wyciwug, As I understand it, you bought a one horsepower motor. According to the data you supplied for your old motor, it draws 16 amps at 230 volts. Volts X amps equals Watts, so 16 X 230 = 3,680 Watts. There are 745.7 Watts per horsepower, so 3,680 / 745.7 = 4.93 horsepower. Based on that, I... -
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Waterless Coolant
I have had Evans coolant in my JD 4020 since 1998. Other than initial cost, I love it. It may be cheaper now, and considering that I am still using the same antifreeze for that long, overall it was not that expensive. Since it does not boil, at least under normal conditions, it does not build up... -
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Well pump problem
The way I set up my pumps and pressure tanks is to make a note of the pressure at which the pump turns on, then with the pump turned off, and the pressure tank empty of water, fill the valve stem on the tank with air to a pressure that is between 2 and 5 PSI lower than your pump turn on... -
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Opinions on Porter Cable framing nailer
Bob, I bought a reconditioned FR350 from Porter-Cable back in 2002 and am very pleased with it. I would highly recommend it. -
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shop vac (no suction)
Some shop vacs are designed to be used with water as well as dirt. These have a float valve mechanism to stop suction if the vacuum gets too full of water. I have had them close off, and stick, even without water being sucked up, especially if the shop vac is knocked around or falls. These...
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