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    Redecking my car/tractor trailer. What fasteners to use?

    I capped each end with angle iron pre drilled for each board then put flat bar pre drilled for each board over every other cross member attached with carrage bolts . Little more work but never any problems. Used a wood router and dadoed the boards for the metal for a flush surface.
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    Idea of make/model purpose??

    You were in my neck of the woods 10 miles from Sour Lake.
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    Laissez les bons temps rouler

    I agree with you. As a Cajun ( Desendants from ST.Martinsville and Crowley/Rayne) I know how to pass a good time. Here in the Beaumont/Port Arthur Texas area we have copy kat Mardi gras in every surrounding city. We even have cities bidding on who will have the Mardi gras celebration, parade and...
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    Online woodworking supplies

    As others suggested Rockler, Woodcrafters, Grizzly. If you want a particular brand google it . Most manufactures have online sales.If not they will have a where to buy list. That being said, I have a Grizzly table saw and band saw and pleased with both. Other items ordered from grizzle were...
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    See anything wrong here?

    Come on guys, its for a tractor with a power reverser, saves time. It discs forward and reverse!!!!
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    Do you use the phrase Turn Over for engines?

    My neck of the woods Crank it over ,turn it over means rotate crank shaft no run. Crank it up, start it, start it up, fire it, lite it up, build a fire in it all means the same ( engine runs}. That's the irony of the English language, jargon used by different mechanics. For instance lite it up...
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    Flooded

    My neighbor and I trying to save some bee hives in Fannett texas yesterday.41 inches of rain total. Local TV weatherman reported a rate of over 8 inches in one hour. Three hundred people stranded in their cars on IH-10 for over thirty hours . Sad part of this whole ordeal is people recovering...
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    Extremely stumped...

    Some kohlers if I remember correctly had a ground wire for killing the engine wired to the ignition switch. Check to see if the wires to the clutch maybe reversed grounding the engine when engaged.
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    More--This is going to hurt----

    I must be a redneck because I never remove mine. Got a locked pin so no one helps their self to my ball. Get off the phone and pay attention or pay the price, a skint shin. LoL.
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    Storm Preparations and YTDOT

    As the saying goes YUO CAN'T FIX STUPID !!!
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    John in La

    Read something yesterday I thought was funny. Most people prepare for a hurricane by stocking up on bottled water, flashlight batteries ,fill their gas tank ,board up windows.t. But us people in Texas and Louisiana be like better mow my grass.
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    borrower's Words

    NO NOT ME: Several years ago my torque wrench was missing. Apparently it was barrowed while I was gone. Asked several friends, family members if they borrowed it. Everyone tells me no not me I did not. Well I had to rent one to finish assembling the engine I was working on. About six months...
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    (Semi OT) for the electrical GURUS

    Round too it time has arrived !!!!!
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    Tomato plant question???

    No she had clear plastic on her greenhouse.Maybe that was the problem?
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    Tomato plant question???

    My Sister tried a few years ago to grow tomatoes in her greenhouse. Her idea was the same, year round tomatoes. She grew beautiful plants loaded with fruit. The problem she had was the fruit would not ripen. She waited for a warm day and set the plants outdoors for a day or two and they finally...
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