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    If you're doing the bulk yourself, pole barn is the cheapest route in that part of OK, and the concrete is where you want to pay...
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    Rbellucci replied to the thread An old water pump, help please.
    Yale and Towne made a lot of industrial and military pumps, so army surplus makes sense. Soaking the stuck parts in a 50/50 mix of ATF...
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    I know this thread is old but sharing my opinion: one calf then was roughly a month's wages, and $350 in 1972 is around $2,600 today...
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    Rbellucci replied to the thread Noisey Gears.
    Could be the new clutch disc or pilot bearing not fully seated yet, sometimes it quiets down after some run time. Worth checking the...
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    A cut-off wheel on a die grinder runs cooler than an angle grinder, less dwell time on the rubber. Still messy but more controllable.
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    Rbellucci replied to the thread Florida Solar panels questions.
    I'm in Indiana, so different market, but we put a commercial system on our warehouse through Emergent Solar Energy and it's been solid...
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    Rbellucci replied to the thread Shouler pain.
    I know this post is already about two years old, but if you are still struggling with your shoulder, do not go under the knife until you...
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    Rbellucci replied to the thread Barn Drainage.
    I know this is an old thread, but I wanted to share my experience since I dealt with a similar issue last year. Water was pooling...
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    Bumping this old post since it popped up while I was troubleshooting a similar issue on a 12x12 shop door. If anyone else hits this...
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    That's an interesting build method, looks like a concrete shell with foam insulation. I've seen it used for barns and shops, but I...
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    Core shot = new radiator. Universal radiator is cheaper. Used is risky. JPW is likely the brand. Sediment bulb sells on eBay or forums.
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    Start with a straight reference line. Use a chalk line across the top of your overhang. That's your guide. Cut the tin with a grinder...
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    Rbellucci replied to the thread Fall cattle prices.
    Way too early. Corn and weather are wild cards. November prices are a guess right now.
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    Rbellucci replied to the thread Claiming a loss with the IRS.
    I know this thread is a bit old, but this IRS audit fear is way overblown if your paperwork is clean. I was in the exact same boat while...
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