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OT: Multiflora Rose
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Inspection cameras, bore scopes
I work for a class 1 railroad and they use one all the time to check for cracked pistons. But, the pistons are 9" across and weigh about 47 pounds.... -
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OT: Moles....
For starters, I don't claim to be an expert on moles, but all the information I can find says moles eat earthworms, not grubs. If this is incorrect, point me in the direction of a educated/qualified source, please. Not trying to be a smart azz, I've got moles I want to be rid of, too. -
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OT: Moles....
I would like to get a rat terrier, but I don't have the room for a dog in the house. Are yours outside and if so can they handle the cold? Saw an ad in the paper today and someone has rat terrier/feist crosses. Might have to give one a try .... -
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96 honda accord cat converter
I may have missed something here, but 28-30 mpg from a 4-cyl. Honda does not sound very good to me. I get 30-31 from a 3.1 V-6 in a Olds Ciera. I have a 85 mile commute, 1 way. -
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O/T CHAIN SAW BRANDS?
I would suggest you buy the most saw you can afford, unless you have a lot of free time on your hands. I bought a Stihl 441 last year. I would have never belived I would ever spend $800 on a chain saw, but the smaller models were not cutting fast enough to suit me. Now, if I run 2 tanks of fuel...- schmuck
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dodge 350 cracked block
Neglected anti-freeze caused problems with pin holes in cylinder walls on SOME diesels, Ford 6.9s' to be sure, not sure about Cummins. Block stitching is a possible solution depending on the damage. This is a highly specialized field and may not be cost effective, if you can even find a... -
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Ratio of 2 cycle oil
How much will it cost you to replace any of these items if you run a different mix/brand than what is recommended? I have a 460 Stihl and I won't chance running anything but Stihl oil at the proper ratio and I'm the only one who mixes the fuel because I do NOT want to replace that $850 saw.- schmuck
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Homemade welding rod oven
I'm not quite sure what your talking about, but I know a typical welding rod oven will run somewhere around 250-300 degrees. It needs to be hot enough to remove the water/moisture. I know a fiberglass-based product would be fine, but as I said earlier I'm not sure what you are referring to. Not... -
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Ratchets part 2
Looked at Advance on line and they list one for $31. I hope it will hold up, but I havn't had any trouble with Gearwrench wrenches yet, so I'll think I'll try one. Thanks for the tip. -
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Warm = Snow
Oh, he77! I'd better just go and blow my brains out then, hadn't I? -
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Ratchets part 2
I am looking for a 3/8" drive ratchet with an extra long handle. I know Snap-On makes one, and if I have to I will bite the bullet and buy one, but does anyone know if someone else makes one? Yes, I am hesitating because of the cost. If you're wondering why, look at Snap-on's price. Thanks in...
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