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    1989 Ford ranger spring mount

    If its anything like my 95 ranger,the left front rear spring mount is the worst one to change.Its close to the gas tank and the rivets are inside the frame that the gas tank clears by only 1/2 inch. On top of that,the long bolt is usually rusted onto the metal sleeve thats made into the rubber...
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    Cribbing. What do you think?

    I always put a piece of plywood on top of the wood cribbing so as to tie the whole thing together and it also gives the jack stand something solid to set on. Mal
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    cutting metal roofing

    Thanks to all for all the helpful replies. This is a great forum and a lot of info from all you knowledgeable people out there is priceless. Mal
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    cutting metal roofing

    Old, that sounds like an interesting project. Can't imagine what it would look like but interesting.
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    cutting metal roofing

    Guys, I just used an old skill saw blade.Looks like half rip and half crosscut from back in the early 70's from when I built my house. Didn't even look like I hurt it. Better steel? Mal
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    cutting metal roofing

    Thanks for the quick replies,guys.I used the rip saw method like John said. Loud like one of you said but it worked out really well. My wife doesn't walk well so no help there in holding it up while using the snips.I cut 60 feet length wise in no time. Thanks all. Mal
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    cutting metal roofing

    Hi guys, I haven't posted here in a while but I was cutting metal sheets for my carport sides. The problem is when I use mt 4 1/2 inch grinder with metal cutting blade, the blade wears down to nothing in about 24 inches or less. Is there something not real expensive I can use that cut well? I...
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    like new 8N

    Bruce, I think I see a big knob for a cable controlled Sherman on the lower right side of the dash panel. Mal
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    OT chevy s 10 problems

    I had that happen on a 1986 and after weeks of trying everything under the sun, it turned out to be a broken ground wire from the rear of the engine to the firewall. I think the sensors on the engine were not comunicating with the computer.
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    bad head gasket?

    On the picture of the block,I see a crack. Looking at the picture look at the 2nd hole from the left side, I see the crack going down to the cylinder sleeve where some of the surface is pitted. Or is it just me seeing things?
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    Another Tool You Can't Live Without

    I just now bought one from northern tools ebay site http://www.ebay.com/itm/400598574778?item=400598574778&viewitem=&sspagename=ADME:L:OC:US:3160&vxp=mtr
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    Leslie's 43 day stay in the hospital....update

    Great news Gary. Good to hear she will be well soon with God's help.
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    Replacing the Starter switch

    If it has a 5 speed, you need to take the nut off the top of shifter and pull off the shifter. Then you can pull the cover.
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    OT...My wife's hospital stay update

    Glad to hear she is improving,Gary. Prayers are still being sent. Be strong for the family and things will work out.
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    OT....Wife is in hospital

    Gary, You and your wife are in our prayers. Praying she will come out of this well.
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