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  1. K

    Water stove opions

    I've got a Shaver stove. It does great, none of that electronic stuff, just a fan and a thermostat. All available at a local hardware store. It also has a 3/8 or 1/2 steel fire box. The ones with a stainless fire box can be costly to repair if they crack. A couple of guys locally have a...
  2. K

    Truck brakes wear one side

    the caliper isn't sliding on the slider bolts. They are binding or rusted. They should have a little bit of grease on the slider bolts to allow the caliper to retract off the rotor once the pedal is released.
  3. K

    GUNS AND KIDS

    So If an adult whack job uses a gun, should the gun maker be responsible? The problem to some point is the parents responsibility to teach the kids the rights and wrongs of guns and how to properly handle them. But if the person pulling the trigger cannot realize what they are about to do is...
  4. K

    766 LOSING / USING WATER

    I just finished rebuilding a 766 2 weeks ago for the same problem. How I found was dropped the pan and looked up through the bottom and found a pin hole in the sleeve. That electrolysis is pretty hard on wet sleeves. Even harder was to get all that slimmy oil/water mess out of everything.
  5. K

    disturbing trend in farming

    It's not just in Iowa. Here in Ky, with the corn prices the way they are and tobacco incentives, farmers are trying to make the most of every inch of the property they are farming. I can't blame the farmer or blame it on greed, but the it's necessity of supporting their way of life. There needs...
  6. K

    OT good huntin story

    Great Job! He'll have that memory forever and will never forget the good deed you done! Awesome Buck!
  7. K

    OT Watch what ya say!

    I was married to her sister!
  8. K

    o/t credit card stolen

    I kind of had a similiar incident, but one thing the identity theft people told me to do. Since I had my social security card in my wallet, was to notify all credit reporting bureaus to put a watch on that SS number and make a report with the FBI. I notified all 4 credit reporting bureaus and...
  9. K

    OT - A Simple Grout Job Huh? A Question or Two...

    That is used for the floors in a tile shower to prevent water seepage/damage. It's not used for walls.
  10. K

    OT - A Simple Grout Job Huh? A Question or Two...

    The orange membrane is for the heat blanket. There is another membrane that is used for the floors in a tile shower. There's no need to apply anything else to the concrete board.
  11. K

    OT - A Simple Grout Job Huh? A Question or Two...

    I added my e-mail address if you want to drop me a line. Good luck, It's not as hard as it looks.
  12. K

    OT - A Simple Grout Job Huh? A Question or Two...

    You have to remove the tile high enough to remove the water damaged drywall from behind the tile. The damaged drywall will never be structurally sound to hold tile again. Most likely the drywall is 1/2" thick. Use "Durock or Hardibacker" as the drywall replacement. Use screws to attach the...
  13. K

    Crack in jeep manifold

    Have to agree with Greenday and Bob! Short cuts will only cost you more in the long run. Jeeps have this problem alot, so don't be surprised if this don't happen again.
  14. K

    Hunting leases ??

    Some in this area are getting 3-5 per acre, but some are getting as much as 10 per acre depending on location. Word of caution, be careful who you lease too and have a legal document drawn up, signed, notorized, the whole sh-bang. You need to be able to legally throw them donkey butts off your...
  15. K

    1971 MF 165 gas

    Best bet would be to get a harness off a tractor at a tractor salvage yard. It may be a little difficult to come bye, but I think it would be easier than trying to find a wiring schematic for something that old.
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