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OT-Roadside Assistance when Towing
Nancy is not back. Her post was in 2010. This is an old thread.- Square Eye
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TSC Store
I think he was referring to Kentucky Gardener who is in his early teens.- Square Eye
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Trencher/ Excavator/ Digger
So, it uses the same engine as Wonder Woman’s plane? Neat old piece of equipment, though.- Square Eye
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End of the Backhoe/Loader?
I have watched that being done a number of times, and still do not know how they can climb those things up there like that. It fascinates me.- Square Eye
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Birch plywood pitfalls
Not just birch! Cabinet grade plywood in general has very thin outer ply, be it birch, oak, maple or whatever. It is a better move to strip first, then lightly sand. Even then, do it carefully.- Square Eye
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Another bandsaw question
I use 3/16” for products such as bandsaw boxes up to the max my Craftsman saw will take - 1/2”, for work like resawing. Of course, each blade change requires resetting the guide blocks and thrust bearings. You may also need to adjust the upper wheel for proper tracking. The slot in the stub on...- Square Eye
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PT2 brush painting tractor
If that power cord that’s looped over the handle is for that compressor, then it most certainly is not a 5.5 hp unit. The plug looks to be for 120v single phase. They must be using the shop vac system of rating hp.- Square Eye
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Looking for Sarge
I can’t speak for other states, but Texas has County Veteran Service Officers. The one in our county has an office in our county court house. He submitted everything needed to get the ball rolling. All he asked of me was a copy of my DD214. It was on file in the county clerk’s office, so it was...- Square Eye
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Unusual wood crate parts (?)
That sounds like a sliding dovetail.- Square Eye
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selikirk 6inch double wall ipe
I can’t help with the problem, but I think the word “dril” in the op’s post is a typo and should be “drip”.- Square Eye
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I was back in the early 60's
It is water contaminated with gypsum, a major component of drywall. Tastes terrible. We have huge deposits in the area. Two drywall manufacturers have facilities on the outskirts of Sweetwater, Tx. And mine the gypsum on-site.- Square Eye
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