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    Laser Level use outdoors

    The better the laser the easier to see. Sometimes colored glasses will help to see it . HOWEVER the best way is to use a Laser detector . I hardly look at the actual line anymore . I use detector mounted on 2x4 or expandable measuring stick . I can read my Johnson self leveling Laser out to...
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    OT Heading home

    And way cheaper than flying out of Cedar Rapids $$
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    O2 Sensors

    Far as I know they are all the same
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    Seat belt airbag sensors

    They are sensors only to tell if passenger is in that seat to deploy airbag , they do NOT trigger the bags. impact sensors do that. You are good to go .
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    OT- 02 Dodge ram 1500...heater core ...

    Big job ,not fun . Drop steering column. Heater box has to come out . Dash has to come out for that to happen . Discharge a/c . I run ratchet strap over top of cab to hold dash assembly up out of the way . Might wanna look into Evaporator core while you are in there . OEM core is the only way...
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    ot:Bryan In Ia

    I"m in Marion . Marshall is cousin to Zach Ralston from Springville .
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    OT '94 GMC

    The larger line is pressure . But seeing if yuo have fuel won't do much for you . You need to see what you have for fuel pressure ,,no room for guessing .
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    354 Perkins Turbo dsl. in an F250

    I have ran across ,,a Cat 3208 in a 1 ton chevy dually 5 spd with 2 spd rear end . A 4-53 detroit it a 65 chevy pick up , rear head turner . A perkins diesel in a 76 dodge van . Anything is possible if you have time and $
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    Oil Furnaces Scare Me

    If there was any residual oil in the chamber they will smoke like mad . shut off , let fire go out by itself, relight , usually okay after that,
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    engine oil prices

    I service a fleet of Sprinters . 10,000 mile oil,air and fuel filters .14 quarts of synthetic meeting 229.51 or some spec,can"t recall off top of head , but Mobil One meets it . Pretty expensive service bill but them things run smooth and good power for a 3.0 v6 diesel .
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    need advice on a muzzleloader

    My grandson ,,6 just shot and helped gut his first deer last week . Of course he pretty much just pulled the trigger while his dad lined everything up . He was so proud . Told all about how he helped cut it open and pull out the guts. I"d just use a lower load in your .50 will be fine .
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    O.T. opinions,comments on 4.2 V6 vs 4.9 straight 6

    how do they explain the inline 5 and 6 cyl in the Gm suvs? lol Never try to outguess auto engineers . They are from another planet I think.
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    OT-Snakebit

    When my son was in Thailand ,jungle training with Thai Marines. The Thai troops came out with a big basket. They beat on it with sticks . It was full of Cobras. They got em all riled up,then showed my son how to grab one. They told him hospital was 45 min away by chopper. Snake would kill him in...
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    V4 wisconsin motors

    I have one on my log splitter .
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    Small Engine question

    Don't do it ! IT worked before . Tighter gap is better . Business card ,let magent pull coil tight , tighten mounting screws ,bingo ! Ifno spark you have other issues .
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    Modern spark plugs

    Resistors in plugs mandated by the EPA ?? lmao ,,good one . Plugs had resistors in them long before the EPA was even thought of
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    Diesel auto make comeback to USA

    Amen ,,,and to make sure they sustain the EPA .
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    portable propane heater (small)?

    Maybe a small ice fishing heater. Even those are usually on or off. But might find one small enough for your needs . Gander Mt, Cabala"s , Reeds sporting . Bass Pro ?
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    O/T 5 preteen girls

    Welcome to my world ...Well only 4 . but still a battle . I'm dreading the mass pms'ing years ahead,,lol
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    Winchester 12

    Now thats funny ! beat me to it .
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