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Speednut Wrench
I had one years ago. I found that the thin jaw only grabbed the top of the nut and if the wall of the nut was short, it didn't work at all. Also, the head was too big to fit in a lot of spaces. Think it just went away. -
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Husqvarna 129L string trimmer.
Worst trimmer I ever owned. I didn't even get 2 seasons out of mine, starter broke the first year and I had to fix it myself. I think I ended up giving it to someone. -
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Hi cleddy, this is Scott, we were talking about the drill Dr you have. I don't remember if I...
Hi cleddy, this is Scott, we were talking about the drill Dr you have. I don't remember if I sent you my contact info before so here it is: [email protected] Thanks again Scott- thdrduck
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First Oil change in 20+ yr it running Allis B 19389
I drain the old oil, put a gallon of diesel fuel in the crank case, remove the spark plugs, put it in high gear and tow it around for a few hundred yards and then drain it and change the filter. I use 10w30 in all my old stuff. You want to get any old sludge out first. They used to run them for...- thdrduck
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1936 unstyled B newbie question
I went through 3 temp gauges on my 39 B and all 3 gave me a different temp reading so just gave up. I forgot to open the shutters one hot day and it started to run crappy but never did boil over. Dropped it to slow idle with shutters open and in a few minutes we were good to go again.- thdrduck
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Drill Bit Sharpeners
If I sent you some $ would you mail it to me? -
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Woodylock sand blaster
Mike is right about a larger power washer being needed. Several things to consider... first make sure you always wear eye protection. With the abrasive mixed with water you don't always feel it hitting your eyes and it will scratch them (hurts like hell the next day). Second when doing steel... -
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Farmall H, NO compression
Play nice boys- thdrduck
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Automotive clutch
If you do end up adjusting it keep in mind that you need to keep at least 3/4 inch of free play at the top of the peddle. -
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1966 mcculloch 3-10DSP recoil rebuild help?
My only saw now is a 10-10 pro.
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