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    Water Heater Cleaning Tool,

    Here in southern Michigan, we use water softeners ahead of the water heater.
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    Grill screen

    At one time I made grill screens for the 44, if I remember right, for John Campbell. Dusty
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    Putting the Generator away

    Anyone ever run L.P.G. in a generator, how well do they start after being run then setting for a long time?
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    Hard facing mower blades?

    We moved a few years ago, and have 3, large 1 acer parcels to mow, and I bought a 62 inch Zero Turn mower, really like that mower. Dusty
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    Threading 3/8” brass pipe

    Good Luck, My very old memory is saying that cooper and galvanized doe's not get along.
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    Jump Start Electric Drill Bit Adapter f

    Back when bale throwers on a bailer came out, they were run with a one cylinder engine, which started hard. I set mine up to start with my 120 volt drill motor, and let it run all day.
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    I had to GOOGLE this one...

    Maybe hold a cow when dehorning.
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    Need some old type fuses information

    No matter what the wire is used for, the fuse is sized to its capacity.
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    When’s the last time you acetylene welded?

    I've done a fair amount of sheet-metal fabrication in the past, A-C ducts, and pull-boxes, for large conduit, I have a spot welder, I used.
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    Looking for recommendations for gloves to handle hot things

    Welding gloves will burn when they touch red hot metal, they just protect your hands from red hot heat and sparks.
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    What is it?

    We used to spread walnuts on the farm driveway for several days allowing vehicles to drive over them which would shuch the husk off them.
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    Recommendation for shop air compressor

    Sometime in the early '60's I bought a New Holland bailer and bailed a lot of hay&straw. I don't remember ever blowing-removing chaff off of it. Not saying I didn't, just don't think it was that much of a problem.
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    Recommendation for shop air compressor

    My first air compressor was an old refrigerator compressor, and I used a portable air tank with a pressure relief valve, and a snap coupler hose. Not grate but worked well for when you had a flat tire when you had a flat tire on a hay wagon out in the field.
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    Got Tricked

    Not quit the same but, anyone have experience with an LPG 4000 watt 115/230 volt Generator to use for when there is a power outage? The ones I see listed seem to have a shorter life span, or am I reading something wrong?
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    Wire size for very short run @40 amps

    At one time I held a Master Electrician License, NEC gets upgraded every 3 years, it's been way too years since I studied it.
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    Danuser F8 post hole digger drive shaft

    I grew up using hand operated post hole diggers.
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    What to do: grinder with whomp whomp whomp

    It could be that the center/mounting hole is larger than mounting shaft and it's off center.
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    Allis-Chalmers B?

    If I remember right the difference is, a B has a wide front end/axel, which makes it a ONE row cultivating, and the C has a narrow, which makes it TWO row. We had a C.
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    Mini/angle grinder storage ideas?

    Battery powered ones sure are nice.
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    Cost of living

    Don't mix, but water is often used to produce electricity. Sometimes to turn a WATER WHEEL and sometimes as STEAM.
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