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    Help!!! Montgomery Ward 16 B&S Problems

    That is the same as a Gilson S16. Those mufflers are far too small for that engine. I'd get the mufflers sorted first before trying to figure out a running problem.
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    Milwaukee Sawzalls - corded vs battery

    We cut up tires for cheaper disposal at my shop. We use an M18 Sawzall for this task, takes seconds per tire using a Milwaukee AX blade for nail embedded wood. The same blade in a corded Sawzall takes minutes per tire due to the lower blade speed of the corded saw, allowing the rubber time to...
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    Milwaukee Sawzalls - corded vs battery

    I love my battery impacts, ratchets, and drills in the mechanic trade. Air tools lasted longer, but were noisy, the hose was always in the way, and were far less powerful than modern battery tools. Modern vehicles have far higher torque specs on most everything, so removal torque is a big deal...
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    Small engine guys??

    Low oil shut off?
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    1999 F250 fuel pump replacement???

    Mobile mechanics are the bane of my existence, they're mostly hacks that make trained professionals look bad. I'd have it looked at by someone who knows something. I doubt he even knows which relay is the fuel pump relay, it's not obvious on a Ford. If it actually does need a pump, drop the...
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    Highway diesel fuel

    Some here were cheering the high fuel prices, something about getting rid of something that needed gotten rid of. But the "getting rid of" doesn't seem to be going too well.
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    Missing catalytic converters on a Ford Ranger

    Maybe, maybe not. While they will technically run (if you call spitting and sputtering running) the 80's hot wire MAF gm cars, the baud rate on the ECM is so slow, they have trouble staying running because the ECM can't switch fuel maps fast enough without a MAF input. So the engine ends up...
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    Missing catalytic converters on a Ford Ranger

    On old vehicles like the one in question, you are correct. But stuff from the last 15 years or so will use the rear sensors to fine tune the mixture to optimize catalytic converter operation.
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    Snap-on KR-691 Top Box lid struts

    Just block the lid in the open position and measure the mounts pin to pin. That should get you close.
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    What brand, make , model

    The two implements are Brinly The trailer is a Sears clamshell, missing the top. It was originally a road going trailer.
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    502 BBC heads question ?

    Depends on its original usage. The 502 was never factory installed in a vehicle, only over the counter. Most 502's were sold as performance engines and will have rectangle ports. GM performance did sell a truck 502 with oval port heads as a 454 replacement. Chamber volume would be selected...
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    Todays funny

    And if you adjust the speed to scale, she just drove her Corvette faster than gramps will ever drive his. When I visited the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, it was private delivery day in the lobby. It was sad and funny at the same time. Funny that here sits all these performance cars thay...
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    Todays funny

    CONsultants are also good at stating the obvious. After being paid, of course.
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    DEF sensor requirement eliminated

    Useless ruling. Manufacturers are far too invested in these emission systems to turn back now. They know all it takes is a regime change and the rules will flip 180 and they'll be playimg catch-up. DEF isn't going anywhere, and is actually pretty reliable now. These systems give plenty of...
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    Wrong color

    Scares me for our future that even with the obvious inconsistencies, and the AI content reported at over 50%, some people continue to insist it's real.☹️ We are at the point where video is now untrustworthy. Used to be, only the written word could be easily faked or wrong. Yes, I know...
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