Youtube comments of Ken Ore (@kenore4003).

  1. Important thing to remember! All repairs begin with removal of the rear bumper and disassemble your way forward and sideways at the same time.
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  2. If you do not care for the commercials fast forward.
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  3. On this 20 minute episode we'll put up 2 boards. Tomorrow's episode we'll put up two more.
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  4. When you adjust the floor contact on the brush more is not better. Like a wire wheel the brush cleans with the tips and pushing it down too far will not make it work better. The brush will only wear faster.
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  5. You're watching it because it's not you doing it. Always more interesting when it's not your fingers getting smashed.
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  6. As far as energy dump, Mythbusters did a thing about how far a bullet will go into water. This was a water column about 10 feet tall. Shot a 40 cal into it and the bullet stopped quickly. Shot a 50 cal smoke stick into it and broke the tank.
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  7. Stil8l need to remove the rear bumper.
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  8. That is why I only answer calls that are in my directory. Don't even have the ringer on unless I am expecting a call. They can leave a message and maybe I'll get back. After all it's my phone.
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  9. Exploding grindstone are no joke. They are a bomb going off right in front of you at close range. I try to stand out of line when using.
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  10. Your engine is going to be soooo much better than a new engine. The block has relaxed and done all the warping it's going to do.
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  11. Good tools will stay with you for a lifetime. I still have tools from the first Craftsman tool set that I bought when I was 16. Just turned 72. Those have been joined by many more over the years.
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  12. When I auctioned off my brothers vehicles the auction company insisted on clear titles in their hands before auction day. No excuses or no sale. Only way to go.
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  13. Just a little fussy but cast iron will only make crystals.
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  14. Kurtis's idea of cylinder rebuild is salvaging the ends of the cylinder and remaking everything else and doing upgrades to the greasing paths so everything is better than new.
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  15. A grinder and paint makes me the welder I ain't. Doesn't matter what they look like, get good penetration and continuous weld that's all that matters.
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  16. I ran a cylinder surface grinder. A person has to take very light passes because if you went too hard the cup would overheat ang explode. Lots of fun. Had a foreman who thought things were going too slowly and decided to push it. I told him what was going to happen but he was a freshly graduated Chemical Engineer and was smarter than everyone else.
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  17.  @TEDodd  Setting up a differential is all about tedious. Every time one setting changes another moves out of adjustment. You just have to keep fiddling with it.
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  18. The parts for nuclear power stations can be huge. Through a chain of relations, brothers girlfriend who worked in a position to receive parts, the station received new bolts for replacing the reactor cap. They shipped 6 to a semi load.
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  19. Cardboard Aided Design. Process that works well with TLAR. That Looks About Right.
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  20. Nothing is ever lost until the Wife Unit can't find it.
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  21. There is probably a 400 dollar specialty tool from BMW to address the rearmost screw removal. However you must be at an authorized dealership to order one and after you have jumped through all the hoops, paid the money you find out that although you have bought the tool it can never leave the dealership. You will still own it but can never use ti.
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  22. Unfortunately not driving a vehicle causes more damage than running it in a normal way. Keeping up with maintenance and getting it up to temp will make it last longer than ignoring it.
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  23. Hand injuries never quite no away. There is always some part that was broken that doesn't point the same way. I had my right forefinger torn in half. The surgeon got it put back together but the joint is locked. Having a stiff finger takes time to adapt to. Cue the jokes of the wife liking that.
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  24. Sometimes those orphan sized wrenches were, 11/32 and 25/32 , for square headed bolts.
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  25. After cleaning up my brothers stuff after he passed sometimes the best thing to do is close your eyes, stick out your arm and sweep everything into a dumpster. There might be something salvageable in there but it's not really worth the time.
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  26. That tank fit well for a rotomolded aftermarket anything. Rotomolded tanks tend to move around as they cool and over time. The material is a cross linked polyethelene and that stuff isreally puncture resistant. If its good enough for a fuel tank on a M1A tank its good enough.
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  27.  @BlondieHappyGuy  Never resist a reference to Airport!
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  28. Soon to be a very large Franna drift car also.
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  29. Brother had a TR6 that did the slowest rollover in history ( Slid down an ice covered road sideways propelled by wind, no forward speed.) Hydro locked one cylinder and the piston failed at the oil ring. Being a glorified tractor engine it just pushed the piston top up and kept on running on 5 cylinders.
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  30. When you have a machinist drawing up the plans and measurements that are accurate nice things can be made.😂😂
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  31. The Lockheed Skunk works built some of the most bleeding edge aircraft in the world. Their process was to have the engineering people right by the production floor. When the mechanics would run into a problem they would rebuild the part to work ad engineering would make new drawings. That is how the Skunk Works could build these aircraft irtually overnight. There was no endless meeting with upper management, no committees to pass judgment on decisions because the decision makers were on the build floor.
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  32. Gee, a company that said "Let's get this repaired before it blows up"
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  33. You have to remove the dash to get to the one in the trunk.
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  34. "Beat it like a rented mule".
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  35. That was my first thought also. Master cylinder leaks into booster, vacuum sucks fluid into engine.
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  36. Probably a 24 incher.
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  37. The first time I heard the "click" reference was on a story about a crew who were salvaging a B29 off a beach in Greenland. They were tightening the nut that holds the propeller on. They had a bar through it that was about 10 feet long and there were several people hanging on it when someone yelled "click". Unfortunately when they were taxiing down the beach to turn around to take off, a APU fell over, started a fire and it burned up.
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  38. If your using an AC welder you need to go to 6011 or 6013. The flux provides a conductive atmosphere because the arc stops and restarts the other polarity 60 times a second.
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  39. Oil only moves through the pores of the rock so fast.
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  40. The problem with most extractors is they expand the stub almost guaranteeing failure.
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  41. Worked in a soybean plant and we had an oil pump that would stop moving oil. The boss man ( A chemical engineer fresh out of college) said the problem was the pump shaft seal. We changed that out 3 times, the seals were 1500 dollars each. The mechanics said it was polarizing oil. Oil turns into a rubbery material that clogs up the pipe. Much discussion ensued about that with the boss saying it must be the seal because I'm a chemical engineer and I'm smarter than all the mechanics who had cleaned this stuff out before. They finally went ahead and pulled out a couple of pieces of pipe and cleaned out the oil goo. Problem solved. Cost of a couple of 10 dollar gaskets. Not the first nor the last thing this idiot pulled. Do I sound a little bitter?
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  42. Dremel makes a 1/8th inch carbide burr. Works well as long as you don't put a lot of sideload as they are brittle.
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  43. With baling wire you will have all the material that is needed to repair Jeeps and PT Cruisers.
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  44. That would be the Homewrecker 2000 Vibrator with the optional kickstand.
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  45. Doesn't help that shipping is likely eyewateringly expensive
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  46. Time to build upa stock of redneck creepers ( cardboard). But I have gone to Harbor Freight and gotten cheap moving blankets.
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  47. I inherited a 93 from my brother that he dropped a 97 engine into. It must have some ratio of highway gears in it and when he put 15 inch wheels off an 83 Bronco on it it will wind to 60 in third gear with no strain. It's the 2.3 four so it has no power but as long as you have the time it'll get you there.
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  48. If nothing else it generates a video. Doing this as a full time job requires a continuous flow of work.
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  49. I have worked around large fast rotating machinery and once you see a wedding ring get smashed around a finger you will lose yours too. A person can always put it back on after work.
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  50. Brother had a 454 with the HEI setup in it. It would go through spells of killing the coil. He finally found the capacitor was loose and apparently losing its ground. Snugged that down and end of problem.
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  51. If an employer treats the help with respect and pays fairly they won't be wondering why no one wants to work.
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  52. Best thing is he has all the factory manuals, all the measurements and how to make the tools to do the work without breaking things and making them worse.
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  53. If it moves, grease it. If it doesn't move, paint it.
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  54. Also the other things about tying the footer into the existing floor really needs to be done to anchor things in. If more is better then too much is about right.
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  55. I could see that thing taking one monumental bounce into the Wife Units car because that is how it works.
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  56. Only happens when the dilithium crystal's need realigned.
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  57. Hard to tell what kind of alloys are being used anymore. I think that the use of purely cast iron is a thing of the past and at least trying a welder is worth a shot. If you get a good melt and bonding on the edges then you've saved your customer at least several hundred dollars.
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  58. I'm pulling for an Allison V1750 with a compound turbo/supercharger setup. 2000 horsepower and that open exhaust V12 cackle. What's not to like?
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  59. Bumper sticker " Yes this is my truck, no I won't help you move."
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  60. Call the exterminator!!!
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  61.  @xuser48  Old days? Seems to also be the current scene.
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  62. Welding is an artform. The technical side can be taught in a classroom but the reality of building consistent properly penetrating welds is an art. It's about seeing and hearing the weld process. Can't get that anywhere else but spending hours under the helmet.
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  63. Building drift cranes?😂😂
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  64. Allen wrenches come in two sizes, too big and too small nothing in between.
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  65. Maybe we really, really need to concentrate on natural stupidity and wait on AI until we can understand it.
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  66. Good on you folks for taking time off work. When you have your own business it's all too easy to keep at it and not take the time away. Time off will always pay off in the end because you are not all burned out.
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  67. Those front axels will not take the loads imposed by those massively oversized tires and all the additional loads from the large offset other wheels. Just another "Florida Man".
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  68. There are sets where the belts are a single unit. They are not cut apart after manufacture. Definitely a matched set.
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  69. That's the way my dad taught me also. He was a Navy assigned to a light cruiser working on the Seaknight floatplanes. They would catapult them off and recover them with a crane. His ship was the Nashville and they participated in the Foolittle
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  70. Probably even leaving some money to help replace it.
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  71. "Fine" never means it's okay.
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  72.  @Bryan-Hensley  Take those numbers with a large block of salt. They might be right and they might be a wild assed guess.
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  73.  @craigfin3222  There is a ton of work and commitment that these people put into building these sites and they do deserve to be compensated. GOOD FOR THEM.
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  74. Radiators are not made to be repaired. Plastic tanks, aluminium cores all designed to save weight. There is nothing to repair so very few shops and the people with the knowledge to do the work. The loss of institutional memory is huge and ongoing in the manual trades.
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  75. The flanks are the same as a Phillips but the tip is flattened by about 3 mils.
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  76. And still have the same problem.
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  77. You are only short if your feet don't reach the floor. Otherwise your fine.
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  78. Homeless managed to get someone else to retrieve the ball so he didn't lose the chicken!
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  79. I did the rear hubs on my 2007 Toyota and while I was in there I did the parking brakes. All new shoes and small parts. Brought back my dislike for drum brakes all over again.
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  80. Letting folks in on you travels and mistakes in chasing parts. How many counterfeit parts are out there even on reputable sites.
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  81. I had a moment with the hat level.
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  82. There are many sizes of Vee belts. Not just the width of the back but also the angle of the sides and the overall depth. Alig ing the sheaves is important but check the alignment of the various shafts for parallel. Probably won't be a big deal on this but something to keep in mind.
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  83. If you refill that hole with cement nothing will hold. What is needed is concrete. If there is no aggregate, there is little strength. Just a comment from a fussy old fart. 😂😂😂
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  84.  @GusFromDaysPast  Engineering is a styling afterthought.
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  85. Only has to hold until the first bolt is in. That truck won't be taken apart until heck freezes over.
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  86. Right tool for theb job. I inherited a 100 watt iron when my wife's dad pa used away. S older lugs on 1/0 welding leads no pr oblem.
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  87. CAD. Cardboard aided design.😂 TLAR engineering= That Looks About Right.
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  88. They have all kinds of channels and drains. Big and strong enough for engine or trans teardown. Plus really handy for Halloween.
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  89. Thank you for chiming in with the correct information.
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  90. I've made a lot of stuff using a little benchtop drillpress like that one. The major problem is the lack of lower sp3ed for larger bits.
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  91. The question is can you replace the truck for what is going to be put into this? Any small sized new pickup is going to be at least 30k and won't have the usefulness of this one.
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  92. People forget to keep the blinker fluid topped up or put right fluid into the left one and vice versa then they cancel each other out.
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  93. They're like roaches. As soon as someone disturbs the original hiding place they scurry off to a new one under cover of darkness
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  94. New engines in autos are not rebuildable because the lining on the cylinders are plated. There is no rebore and sleeve because there is not really enough metal to work with.
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  95. The m8d seventy were the start of the fat ass boulevard cruisers. Emission controls, side impact bars, front and rear bumpers and more creature comforts.
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  96. Basically been upgraded to a 350 level. One of those bunnies will set you back 100 grand plus. If he gets this running for under 50k then he is beyond golden.
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  97. Just Karen's teeth trying to find the next angle and someone else gets in the way.
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  98. JLG builds a lift that ,I think goes to 185 feet (not a math makor and don't know the conversion from bananas). Watched a couple of workers doing something on a cell tower on a cold windy day at about 150 feet. Glad I wasn't up there.
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  99. Looked like there were shuffle pins to lock things down.
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  100. Chicken guts and mystery meat. Yum
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  101.  @Rambogner  Tartan paint is on the shelf in the basement next to the striped paint.
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  102. Bus Grease Monkey has vast knowledge of there engines and he says that these engines should run non detergent straight weight oil. I would trust his knowledge of what oil to use.
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  103. Spend the time to set things up perfectly and the repair itself is a piece of cake and you only have to do it once.
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  104. Does that "feature" really save fuel or is it way to skew lab results? Has anyone run a real world test on fuel milage with it on versus off?
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  105. I wouldn't bet it doesn't turn into the worlds biggest baddest drift machine. That would be a sight to see.😮
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  106. Won't drop that until the scale is in sight!
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  107. With the 400 block and a little stroking and boring you can have a SB 427. If more is better then too much is just about right.
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  108. Works for some people. Burn an expensive piece of beef and pour catsup on it.
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  109. The realy bummer thing was after the Kia flipped and crashed the truck tire rolled up and hit it for the final humiliation.
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  110.  @someguywithaphone5921  Homeless the safety officer at CEE down in Oz.
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  111.  @daveschroedersworkshop4479  Saw an operator do that with a dime.
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  112. If you are not used to it having a car on a dolly towing behind you is kinda spooky.
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  113.  @dandaman4985  No point in paying for improvements on a rental unless the owner ponies up the money. Maybe chip in the labor to install.
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  114. If buying a used car have a shop run the scanner. The true milage is locked into the computer.
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  115. Top fuel engines basically run at one speed when they're on a run. However the spark plugs only last about 2 seconds at full power after that they are dieseling.
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  116. @russellstyles5381  Yes, thanks. My spelling is going bad.
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  117. Laid out on the side of the road and changed out a fuel pump on '78 big block Suburban. Took 15 mins.
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  118. P,an ahead before retiring. Look for things you always wanted to try, do some traveling doesnt have to be expensive, do anything besides retiring to the armchair. That's the fastest way to get to the dirt mattress.
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  119. Tech with a special tool and the trans mounted in a fixture after having done the fiftieth trans that day says thats not hard.
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  120. concrete. You get on a roll assembling something like this, get the method going, it's almost painful to stop.
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  121. The thread is a direction that will tighten up as it runs.
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  122. Squatch 253 just finished rebuilding a D2 engine and the pony motor. He has spent months on this project, finding all the correct parts, machining the bearing boss on the pony motor and a bunch of other things. Anyway, just released the video of the first start of both the pony motor and then the Diesel. Two completely overhauled engines to start at the same time. Talk about nervous. Chech his channel out.
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  123. Worked third shift for many years and when a weekend came I would try to stay up to have family time. When you get to the 6 to 40 hour state nothing seems real. Everything has a fuzzy edge to it. Very bad feeling.
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  124. The whole object of that "feature" is to pad up the numbers in a very small way during certification. In the real world there is a small gain in mpg at the cost of more irritation. And who needs more?
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  125. Just a suggestion after the fact. Drilling a relief hole at the corners of the rectangular cutouts will prevent cracking in the future.
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  126. Kurtis is rebuilding this in all the ways that it should have been made. However he is investing many more hours than the factory did. The original builder made it good e ough for the money they were willing to invest. The crane lived in some terribly harsh conditions and is still in one piece, sort of.
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  127. My fa voice essential oil is Bacon
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  128. Lucas "Prince of Darkess".😂😂
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  129. Unless it's in computer engineering then if it isn't broken it doesn't have enough "features".
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  130.  @stxrynn  Does rebooting mean that you get a new pair of boots to give it a good licking?
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  131. First question from management: DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH THAT COSTS? 40 years of working with large printing presses and maintenance.
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  132. And the third time the computer locks up, the laser begins to communicate with Alpha Centari and the servos will begin to act like helicopter rotors. You will have to call the manufacturer for repairs and they will not have the one technician that knows what it is will not be available for the foreseeable future rhat time being about 2 minutes after the warranty lapses.
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  133. That's what gantry cranes were invented for.
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  134. Except for screwdrivers, those are chisels.😂
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  135. Rear drums contribute plenty of stopping power along with front discs. But they are more complex than discs so I don't know why manufacturers held onto them so long.
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  136. Bought a 2007 Toyota Solara off my neighbor for a reasonable price. It's in pretty good shape, doesn't look like 18 years old. I went through the chassis not because anything was bad but because I had some time. Have done everything but front wheel bearings and lower control arms. 150k miles, drives better than new and oil changes at 500 miles. Oil comes out nearly as clean as when it went in. I've got a really decent car for about 20% of new. By the way it's the 3.3 V6 so it is probably going to carry me to my funeral.
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  137. Subs, views and. Moments all count be they fans or trolls. So ignore trolls unless they have their own channels to portray how they do things. Takes a lot of courage to lay your life out in front of the world.
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  138. It helps when the bed of trailer tilts really helps to reduce the hump in the middle.
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  139. Homie goes crunching the rawhide, ain't ya glad its not your fingers!
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  140.  @bradhaines3142  You forgot removing the back bumper.
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  141.  @chubbysumo2230  Had one in my 1994 Burb. Replaced radiator and replacement had a pinhole leak in tank so that was fun. I love my job so much I do it twice
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  142.  @jerryhatrick5860  Usually the different colors mean different fluids. Blue is typically DOT5 which is silicone based. Not to be used in DOT3 or 4.
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  143. Doesn't belong to him.
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  144. Keep cleaning out all that good and you will have to add counterweight s.
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  145. They used pins because do you know how much it costs to run another cycle on a machining center to buzz a keyway in there? Oh heavens the agony of investing a couple of dollars to avoid catastrophic failure.
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  146. Don't let the drive for perfection stop the goal of plenty good enough. If it's good enough to get the job done the time spent to get to perfection won't make it any more useful.
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  147. Turret lathes were the CNC of their day.😊
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  148. Why would they put door locks on an open tube door🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
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  149. ​ @forgetfulme1719  Wants to expand it not melt it into a puddle.
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  150. 33 years in printing at a Magazine, Catalog plant. Thousands of screaming crush points. You learn to leave things off that can get grabbed. When the machine has 2 200 horsepower motors driving printing units it doesn't even care if you are stuck in it.
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  151. Beamed an Anti-Gravity unit down from the Enterprise. Piece of cake.
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  152. Very much like the one big nut that holds the rotor on a helicopter.
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  153. The coolest looking headers were used by Lotus (lots of trouble usually serious) in their racers. They were used on a hot v engine. They were called " nest of snakes" . I couldn't imagine how long it took to bend and weave lay that pipe into that sculpture.
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  154. The Wife Unit is going to have to qualify as a Flight Engineer on a B36 to be able to monitor all the subsystems. Just think 6 turning and 4 burning.
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  155. Unfortunately there is always one that will abuse their neighbors goodwill to the point that everyone will have to get a 25 foot ladder.
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  156. Brake micrometers use points on both sides to account for grooving. Using one of those may show even thinner rotors.
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  157. In the rust world those inverted spring plates hold dirt and water and do a good job of rusting the u-bolts through right where you cannot see it until it snaps.
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  158. And you have a new set of friends every day.
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  159. Because of the batteries EV's have a huge carbon footprint and unless recharged on guaranteed renewable sources are just moving the pollution into someone else's backyard. The future holds the nightmare of recycling all those million of toxic batteries. The mess in recycling lead acid units is going to seem microscopic in comparison.
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  160. Looks like most of the heat went into the ring on the control arm. That will serve to shrink that ring and tighten it up.
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  161. He figured out how to get more FaceTime by angling the camera and scanner just so😅
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  162. Running dual ignition systems is for redundancy. The systems are independent
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  163. It is the same basic design. That thing is bullet proof. I have had 2 of them, a 199 from early 70's Rambler and a AMC 232.
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  164. Weather report in Hawai'i. "If you liked today, you will love tomorrow!"😂
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  165. As opposed to more modern tools that spray applicator doesn't have any extra, unneeded parts. Just a torch and gravity feed. Need to shut off the feed then just lift the nose up. No fancy valves to gum up or break
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  166. ​ @gordonrichardson2972  Fix It Again Tonio!
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  167. The problem is getting it back before it's all gone!
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  168. That sounds like a fast track to make your own dinner. " Dangerous in the kitchen"
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  169. Doing this kind of a rebui.d for yourself is fun and interesting. Doing this as a business turns it into dull, boring work.
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  170. Tape onto a brick and then mail it.
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  171. I have the rest of a bottle of Champion anti-seize, small bottle that's lasted 60 years. Don't need much and I use it under electrical connectors as it is basically just glycerin and graphite. I am a believer in anti seize after unscrewing a helical and having to change out a cylinder on a Lycoming.
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  172. Those things are bulletproof, see the videos about turboing them.
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  173. What happens when you play a country song backwards? Your three wives come back, your truck becomes unwrecked, the dog comes back to life.
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  174. Probably doesn't want to show off.
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  175. Class of 1970 here, same. Inside of every 60 something is a 20 year old screaming " What the heck happened!"
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  176. It just takes a bit for the pistons to figure out which hole they belong in. That may be different from day to day. Radial aircraft engines sound the same way. It takes them a while to work the oil out of the bottom cylinders, burn it out of the exhaust, get the pistons running in their own cylinder and warm enough to get things tightened up. Once they are running though there isn't anything that sounds like them.
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  177. Being fussy as the odometer doesn't show tenths.
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  178. Did he check both left and right blinker fluid reservoirs?
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  179. When Boeing was in the design phase on the 777 they used a digital manikin of an average male to make sure everything was accessible.
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  180. Real stars can't be carried around in just a limo. That's so common.
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  181. Methane generation enclosure.
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  182. The really expensive parts ot this part are the ears and that forged arc that really takes the beating. That hollow tube is expensive enough but better to fail there. Just can't imagine how much stress is smashed through there.
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  183. Ongoing negotiations between getting the best shot and seeing what's going on on his part. Also, the " I need to get this done because there is an avalanche of work."
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  184. Or when you want to do an internal cut without having to slice your way in. Also if the blade gets twisted and breaks.
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  185. If you want to see a lubricant make brake shoes sticky try gear lube when the rear axle bearings go bad. You have to reverse to make them release.
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  186. I had a coil wire corrode on the cap, found out you have to buy an entire set of wires to get the coil wire. Any need a set of SBC wires.
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  187. Goes from mouse to elephant.
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  188. Listening to turbine or jet start up is interesting. It starts to wind up and when you think it's up to speed the fuel starts up and then it takes off.
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  189. Even chance the two oil pans were made by the same manufacturer. Auto companies do not make their own small parts anymore.
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  190. Almost impossible to find unadulterated R12 anymore. It's cut with all kinds of junk, most of it flammable.
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  191. The fun starts when people notice that the pump never shuts off. Especially when you get to aboutthe 40 gallon point and you start looking under the truck like " Where is all the juice going?"
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  192. Just a thought but with in excess of 480,000 subs if he nets $1 from each per year thats not bad. Generating content to fill the yawning suction of YouTube is nearly a full time job. It's his choice of a path and more power to them.
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  193. Keyword properly.
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  194. The Agony and the Ecstacy.
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  195. When you pull the plug wires off be sure to number them so they don't get out of ti ing order!😂😂
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  196. Cylinders were straight enough, crank spun over easily enough. Shade tree measuring says good enough for a stock build on a low miles engine. Rings and bearings are cheap enough to replace. Carefully reassemble it and send it.
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  197. Once you've pounded them in and bent them over they're in for good and maybe forever.
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  198. Wifes.
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  199. Wouldn't it be quicker to just grab the cutting torch and trim everything out of the way? Then Gorilla tape things mostly back in place.
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  200. Didn't Banks build a twin turbo setup for these?
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  201. Some folks like to row their way around. My brother always liked that. Personally letting the car do the work Is good for me although I do have a row your own pickup that I inherited from him.
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  202. By the time you get the gravel in and leveled you are gonna be buff well least till it wears off.😊😊😊
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  203. I saw that with an explanation. That pickup was massively overloaded with too much of that weight biased to the rear.
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  204. Never too much lube till it splashes on the ceiling!
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  205. But is it Left blinker fluid or Right blinker fluid?
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  206. They have steel in them?
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  207. Heading down the rabbit hole of "while we're in here we just as well fix this too"
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  208. Just a useless thing but the locust swarms of the past over the Great Plains died out from farming of the Plains as the insects are ground nesting and the plowing breaks up the nests.
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  209. Not quite the same. The tailshaft on the 5 speeds are different. Brother got one and the cross beam was hanging on with one bolt. Got the correct trans and the cross member bolted right up but now the drive shaft was the wrong length. Got that straightened out and that little truck has been a workhorse.
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  210. Except scrwedrivers, they are chisels.
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  211. Honda motorcycles started using that pattern way back in the dawn of time. Stripped out a few screws before figuring out to grind off about 1/16 of an inch so the flutes seated all the way down.
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  212. I have seen on the car auctions heavily customized cars sell for much less than what the paint job cost. The only people who want the vehicle is someone whose taste is exactly like yours. I think most of these cars and trucks are basically bought for parts.
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  213. Tack weld your plats together then drill.
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  214. 2 stroke engines all have pinned rings so the end of any of the rings can't drop into the ports. That would be bad. And terminal to the engine.
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  215. Or just pop it out, stick it your pocket and carry it to the shop.
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  216. What is something worth? Whatever the buyer and seller shake hands on. No more and no less.
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  217. Just have to remember to put a coating between the raw metals.
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  218. Are you referring to the MetriWhitworthIso Universal Cresehammer?
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  219. Too crunchy!
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  220.  @shk2564  There are tests that a shop can run to tell if somehing is not right. Might be worth a few bucks to pinpoint the problem instead of firing the parts cannon at it. They check for exhaust gasses in the coolant and water in the oil. You can check for excessive blow by by holding your hand over the oil fill hole. That can tell you if there is bad rings or a scored cylinder.
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  221. If your going supersonic it will clear just fine.
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  222. I have never understood why people let perfectly good fruit juice go bad.
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  223. It's all about selling repair parts that they know will be needed in the future.
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  224.  @jbell987  Isn't it nice to have a conversation instead of trolling?
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  225. What's sad is when zombies are wandering around looking for brains to eat and they ignore you.
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  226. Lotus stands for Lots Of Trouble Usually Serious.
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  227. Ever seen someone blow a ping pong ball through a paddle. Mythbusters did it by accelerating the ball to supersonic speeds. Look it's up, it's a hoot.
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  228. Gonna have those two around better make it a triple wide hole for the outhouse.
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  229. That "Cobra" is so bodged together it might be best to disassemble it and start over.
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  230. Starting his own shop has different rates of compression than being a wage slave. The difference has yet to kick in.
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  231. My brother worked for the state dept. of Roads and his first assignment was watching paint dry. There was a standard for how long it took to set up so it wouldn't track.
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  232. Maybe "Stay tuned"
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  233. There is or was a tool that would measure the deflection on the belt to indicate tension.
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  234. Don't forget the speering and driving like a maniac to be first to an accident scene.
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  235. All the pushrods come up on one side, rocker arms are going the same way. It's the most straightforward way to design an engine.
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  236. Check the carb, clean the points and set the dwell. That will fix everything. 😂😂😂
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  237. I saw an article that said these cleaners would eat up the hot side of Ecotech Ford turbos. They didn't cite any sources but did show a turbo that was eaten up. If I had a turbo engine I would go with manufacturers recommendations . Particularly if under warranty.
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  238. Could be a Rolling Production Change. Ran out of last years parts, started on this years. Then you get a Johnny Cash car.
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  239. Not too big on "Whee this is fun" are we. Can't blame you.
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  240.  @christophermarshall5765  Those old Seaknights did a yeomans job in rescue missions. Saved a lot of airmen that had landed in the drink.
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  241. Maybe he dances in front of it? Why not?
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  242. As far as being too complicated goes, German Panzer tanks used a torsion bar suspension, very smooth. However when a bar broke the tank had to be returned to the rear as most of the inside had to be disassembled to replace it.
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  243. Still way less costly than ordering up a new one from Cat. Also with the upgrades this will probably last much longer so still more affordable in the long run.
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  244. I have had some success with drilling a small(1/8 inch) hole in a lower outside place. It can't get any wetter and usually helped dry them out.
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  245. Remember, on the top step of a Snap On truck is the warning " Past here is consensual"
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  246. Playing tug of war with Homie looks like a quick way to have a trip to the ER for a broken arm!
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  247. Keeping the val V e lash set was a challenge. The valve springs were so heavy to close those manhole cover valves made things wear a lot.
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  248. I think they used front suspension springs.
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  249. Probably uses an ammonia based refrigerant system. If they get a leak they will know where it's going and can notify people downwind.
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  250. Military Hummers were deliberately designed to let water into every opening and chamber so they would not float in river crossings. E erything was water sealed. Apparently civilian models just leaked water into the electrical system.
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  251. I have a 1993 Ranger. Had a problem with one. No longer, tied the wires together.
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  252. The problem is if someone touches this they become liable for everything that might happen with this vehicle for all time. Even if someone else buys it.
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  253. Many years I got some stubby nut drivers. Handiest thing for hose clamps.
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  254. It's fun though.
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  255. Engaging safety squint now.
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  256. At 95 degrees with matching humidity open the windows when driving does little to help.
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  257. Same here . I have compared prices on the stuff I buy and Amagroan is always higher plus you pay for shipping (paying for Amagroan Plus just means you are prepaying).
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  258. MIG = metal inert gas. Uses a continuous wire as an electrode and filler material surrounded by an inert gas. TIG = tungsten inert gas. Process uses a fixed tungsten electrode and separate hand fed wire as filler also surrounded by an inert gas. Tig is much more controllable and can by turned down to weld aluminum soda cans or razor blades or way up. Usually best for exotic metals.
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  259. Close cousin to blinker fluid Just have to remember to not mix the left with the right.
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  260. You betcha. Torque them til the base warps and leaks.
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  261. He is.
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  262. You're free to remove it a s long as you never need a shop to work on it. They cannot touch it if emissions are disabled.
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  263.  @alexanderkupke920  That's a Super Beetle so it would have a transistor radio.
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  264. They will leak there. Aluminum trims will eventually wear off the anodizing and will start to oxidize and pit.
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  265.  @Biochemechanic  That's what I have always done.
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  266.  @PacificNorthwestHillbilly  That one or any. That plate is unlikely to ever crack so this is probably a moot point but a thing for the future in thinner material that is stressed.
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  267. Those stupid sockets always seem to have to have an indexing tab when all they need is one lug to keep it in.
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  268. Owning your own business allows you work any 26 hours of the day, 9 days a week. DON'T DO IT. If you can't make it on reasonable hours adapt your model. You may struggle to get it going at the start you will avoid getting to hate it later because you got burned out.
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  269. I saw a video on that subject, don't remember the poster but cavitation can cause some pretty impressive wear on wet liners.
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  270. Would have saved a ton of time and aggravation.
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  271. Interesting to watch the big car auctions. Mid 90's luxury cars, think Rolls-Royce, with low milage sell for maybe 10 percent of new.
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  272. When the engine is on the assembly stand the sensors are easy to get to. Past that manufacturers don't care.
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  273. Empty your wallet faster than anything short of a divorce.
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  274. They help with traction when realigning the dilithium crystals.
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  275. Mind power. Just willing it to move.
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  276. They are eloping?
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  277. We will find out if it can make 100 mph while doing 360's up the hill.
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  278. Monzas gave you the choice of pulling the engine or cutting an access hole in the floorboards.
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  279.  @julienturcot8112  The way to use two lifts is to interleave jobs. Work one while waiting for parts on the other. Perhaps a hire to handle the non mechanical parts He does seem to have secondary income sources ( Amagroan, YouTube) so at least his family won't starve.
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  280. That fly cutter made me want to go hide out behind something solid when he fired it up. Also this points out how much time is put into set up and how to reduce that without losing precision.
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  281. Why is there an imbalance of spring position from side to side? Is one shorter/weaker than the other? Inquiring mind want to know!
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  282. Hooray. Long live Airplane. "I've got your vector Victor"
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  283. The bolt heads cause a much larger area of friction than just the area under the heads. In themselves the bolts would likely shear off if they were the only things resisting torque.
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  284. He did a video on that rust bucket. It's not something that any rational being needs to get involved in if you are running a shop. A restoration shop, donor body and vast amounts of money and time are what's needed.
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  285. Those parts washers are pretty pricey but they will clean things down to the bare metal in a short period of time. They don't need to be babysat load it up on the way out at night, ready in the morning.
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  286. Congrats on not having too much pride to say "that doesn't seem right" and going ahead and taking another look at something that bothered you.
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  287. Parts runaway to hide out with the 10 mms.
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  288. Gonna have to have the Lock Picking Lawyer come to help get those connections done or undone.
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  289. Always remember that on the top step of tool trucks are the words "Beyond this point it is consensual."
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  290. Just have to be careful with the heat. Do not go over 300 degrees. Steel tempering can start to change at 350. Place I worked at invested in an inductive heater that worked real well. We were mounting spherical bearing onto a 6 inch shift. The scary part was sliding the bearing on with 2 people swinging it and one person pushing. If you didn't have it straight and got it stuck about all that could be done was cut it off and start over. The parts were around 1500 dollars or more.
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  291. The real math comes in by having a good estimate of what it's going to take to make it work as new and buying it at a price that adds up to less than new. Plus having the satisfaction of k owing that its going to be better than new.
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  292. As bad as Mercedes-Benz.
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  293. The thing about a Quadrajunk was the smaller primary and the gigantic secondaries. Good response at lower speeds and when you dropped the hammer the engine could pull the secondaries wide open. Lots of flow.
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  294. State I live in had an inspection system but the inspection was not done by an independent state overseen shop so you can imagine how that went. A brand new car couldn't pass so the inspecting business would run up the repairs. Instead of fixing the system,the state just threw out everything.
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  295. In the range between "Sit down first" and "If you have to ask it's way out of your price range."
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  296. When in doubt----C4
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  297. Call your local trans shop for an estimate. Rates vary so much that its unfair to compare one place to another.
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  298. Also applies to many romantic situations.
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  299. Rear bearing are oiled from splash from the diff. Doesn't hurt to put some oil in to start with.
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  300. No one can make you anything. Want to be offended, mad about something or anything else thats on them.
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  301. Usually comes as a set.
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  302. With the chips rolling out red hot they are doing their job by taking heat away from the cutting edge. Other materials have the blue chips doing the same thing. I am not a machinist but had a brother who was an anal retentive sort and a machinist.
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  303. mechanic : Those fusible links seemed to be something made up by Lucas the Prince of Darkness.
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  304. A person gets to an age, with luck, that something will get strained and not show up until the next day. However cracked or broken ribs are one of the most miserable things that can happen. It seems that every time you will get some kind of cold and every sneeze and cough will double you up.
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  305. The Black Magic of carb tuning. Weber. Everything is adjustable, tunable and replaceable for tuning. Everything affects everything else. When they're right they are incredible. It's just getting there.
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  306. That is why you need the chrome plated ones.
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  307. JetA is just clean and dry kerosene. Probably easier to come by as he is at an airport and they are always draining fuel to check for water.
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  308. Watch out for too many years of night shift work particularly third shift. The upheaval of sleep patterns can lead to heart problems like heart failure, Afib and general sleep problems.
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  309. Metric nut rounders. Million dollars in tools and he grabs these. Well, you never have to guess if the fasteners are metric, Whitworth or bananas or some crazy size dreamed up in some engineers fever dream.
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  310. Two reasons. First he leaves it open for ventilation and second it has been a primo comment generator since he opened the shop. Comments equal dollars.
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  311. We had a magical laser alignment tool for motor to gearbox alignment. Took time to set it up, time to use it and more time to remove it. Didn't really work any better than a carefully applied straight edge.
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  312. The plugs are plated to help keep from sticking to aluminum heads but I like to use some just don't use very much. I use a anti-seize from Champion for aircraft engines. It mostly graphite in a carrier base. A very small dab goes a long way so taking a chance of shorting out an electrode is small.
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  313. Maybe they are running an inverter for a battery charger for drills or some other 120 volt load? Or maybe a coffee machine or beer cooler.
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  314. In the late 70's GM was running standard size bolts with metric heads.
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  315. Views generate income. Income generates pressure to generate content. Content generates views. Like and subscribe.
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  316. High side is after the compressor, high pressure side. Low side is after evaporator (the coil that provides takes heat away) on its way back to the compressor.
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  317. From Mythbusters " When in doubt, C4"
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  318. I was always a backpack camper. Everything I could pack into the back of my Suburban.😂😂😂
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  319. Actually the instructions begin with "Remove the rear bumper"
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  320. We've got a Cairo in Nebraska also, also pronounced Kay ro. Interesting thing its right on the 100th meridian
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  321. No one is going to ask "Is it in?"
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  322. I know that Jegs and Summit ,for example, have driveshaft keepers that would go right in.
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  323. Too smooth of a finish can float too much cement to the surface. That cement has little strength and can spall off.
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  324. There is someone who has managed to bankrupt one in Atlantic City.
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  325. There seems to be a very few old-timer shops left in Way Upper Minnesota. He found a radiator shop that doesn't run away crying because of building a recore, a machine shop that he trusts that will rework something besides a small block chevy and someone who will braze up cast-iron. And who knows what else.
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  326.  @oneshotracing2147 Do ever follow The Lock picking Lawyer? His hobby is locks and I haven't seen one that will keep him out for even a minute, most are defeated in about 20 seconds so ,yeah, keeps the honest people honest.
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  327. If your really fast and dodge the drop bears you can watch them ricochet all over the county. It'll knock the corks right off your hat.
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  328. To an engineer if it's not broken means it doesn't have enough features. Ground state equals broken.
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  329. That setup will get you almost 100 miles of range as long as it is all downhill.
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  330. How many people will get that reference any more.
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  331. Good thing he doesn't do bikes.
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  332. Let him have the bills. "I dunno what happened. The dog ate them."
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  333. At least it wasn't a moose. Those things stand so tall that cars take the legs out and catch the body right in the windshield. Been known to cause both the moose and front seat people to become unalived.
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  334.  @whirledpeaz5758  Dang, I misremembered that part.
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  335. He or senior have found or acquired many of the manuals and sales materials with parts lists and diagrams. Also has many references to clubs and enthusiasts for places to get questions answered.
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  336. Any time you lift weight from the floor, doesn't matter how much or how high, you have to make sure you know how to safely operate whatever lift gear you are using. Jack, hoist, chainfall, gantry crane, crowbar safety is all the same. Saw a guy use nylon straps to lift a 13,000 pound roller. He miss applied them by having them at too little of an angle over the sides of the roller. The straps were of t h e proper rating to handle the weight but were misused. The proper spreader beam was available to be used but wasn't. Fortunately it only dropped a few inches. In the end you cannot be too safe.
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  337. Lucas. The Prince of Darkness!
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  338. School of hard knocks?
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  339. Great stuff. Spent 33 years in a Mag Cat operation used that stuff many times. Wasn't a permanent fix but would get you by.
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  340. How about an Allison V1710? If more is better then too much is about right.
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  341. I've got a Solara also with the 3.3. Really like the car but feel the same way. Had to do this same thing on daughters Kia and it was over 1100 bucks. Good thing is granddaughter is hot on a Certified Mech. and he will do my car work. Yes I do pay him for his time and I provide the tools and space to work. This works because at least I have half of the expenses in hand already.
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  342. Used to be produced here in Nebraska in a small town where the inventor lived. Company was bought out and moved taking a large part of the local jobs with it.
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  343. Why do Crocs have holes in them? That to let the last of your dignity drainout.😢😢
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  344. Memo from Corporate " Do yonw what that costs? What is gonna do to the bottom line for the next 10 minutes? " Of course its going to cost 5 times more when it does eventually fail but the memo writer will be at another job by then. Too many years working in maintenance .
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  345. In this situation, who would really care.
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  346. That construction looked to be new enough that Asbestos shouldn't be a problem but this is Florida so who knows
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  347. Tappet wrench.
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  348.  @fellwind  Just ask that the all thread rod is at least a grade 5.
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  349.  @DorsetSaferRoads  Burn fuel or electrons to accelerate then use brakes to turn that energy into heat to slow down is a waste.
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  350. In the 30's when Duesenberg was in its prime a rolling chassis was 10,000 dollars and then a buyer had to commission a body.
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  351. But for that interval there is capital committed. Ray may not want to do that with a new shop.
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  352. Those adjuster bolts are usually rust welded into a permanent state so using a jack is the quickest way.
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  353. The removal problem started when you failed to remove the rear bumper first!
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  354. If more is better then way too much is about right!
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  355. I worked at a soybean processing plant that was hydrogenating the oil. There was a small hydrogen leak and no ventilation in the top of the plant. Of course it eventually found an ignition source and blew all the siding off.
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  356. If a state is going to have inspections they need to be set up as a state inspection stations. Any required repairs are done by non affiliated shops. Keep the inspectors from driving unnecessary work to themselves. Great opportunity for graft.
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  357. Being under the dash, at what point does the time and error of removing the seat make sense?
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  358. I bet most of those lifted trucks don't even see a gravel road. I can just see them going down a washboard road .
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  359. The times I have changed shackles that's been the first option. Don't even waste time.
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  360. Do they get nosebleeds when driving over bridges?
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  361. My brother sta rted working at the state department of roads after graduating school and his first assignment was watching paint dry. He would lay down a sample strip of lane marker paint and time how long it would take to dry. Regulations were fairly strict on this.
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  362. Then again that V12 Packard built Merlin might work too. Some builders push them towards 2000 hp. Plus there is that sweet song.
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  363.  @GrumpyHarleyRider  I love to go to the airshows . I live in the area of several major airbases so they draw a lot of military and vintage aircraft. I mainly go just to hear the big round engines run and the V12's. We had one of the surviving P38's one year and that was sweet. 300 mph down the runway.
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  364. The entertainment being "better you than me"
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  365. I saw an old Chevy once that didn't spark just had a coronal discharge around the wires. They would glow in the dark . Pretty weird.
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  366. You could just saw a couple of inches off the front of the crossmember.😂😂😂😂
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  367. A lot of ships have gone to Azipod drives. They are the entire drive in a pod outside of the hull and will rotate 360 degrees. Along with the bow thrusters these ships do not need tugboats to maneuver in port and docking. Saves a ton of dollars.
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  368. Parked the car under a third floor balcony, push engine off said balcony, put hood on and done!
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  369. Actually it's Auto Union Deutch Industry or close to that. 4 smaller builders got together to compete with Dr. Benz's daughter Mercedes.
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  370. The nice thing about this finish is they can't rust more because the polished rust has sealed the surface.
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  371. 20 foot paint job.
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  372. Anymore a starter that doesn't have to be accessed through the back bumper is considered " Easy Peasy".
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  373. When the dugga dugga dugga isn't enough threaten it with the gas wrench.
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  374. Good to see the Safety Officer protecting the shop from the dreaded Blue Pigs.
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  375. Seems like if you are trying to sell anything either online or any other sale everyone wants it for free and you have to deliver it.
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  376. Just remember, it's only too much lube if it splashes to the ceiling.
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  377. 200,000 years from now will it matter? Taking the long view.
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  378. In my former job we had spherical bearings on roller . The shaft was 8 inches a d the outside was about 16 inches. They weighed about 140 pounds and ran about 5500 dollars and that was 5 years ago. The main thing was to never let them fall over flat on the floor.
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  379. The parts to disconnect the pony motor is stuck. Normally you start the pony, warm it up ,clutch in the engine with the compression release open, get the engine turning over, oil pressure up and when the stars align drop the release and see it run. Shut off the pony by turning the fuel off and get to work.
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  380. Are those real Vice Grips? The ones built for generations in a small town in Nebraska known as DeWitt. Company bought and manufacturing moved elsewhere, maybe China. Haunt the au tions and garage sales for genuine Vice Grips.
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  381. They ne er open the hood.
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  382. There is so much fussy setup work that goes into this stuff that makes the actual machine work look easy.
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  383. If she were a 10mm she would have disappeared to that place in an alternate reality where they all go. She is here so not a 10mm.
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  384.  @clbcl5  Absolutely!
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  385. Everything is fine once you learn all the magic spells, where to sprinkle the eye of newt potion and work under the proper sign.
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  386. Oh boy, look at the opportunity for more ustom shop made tooling and adapters!😂😂
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  387. Mourn the passing of a truly classy person. She reigned in a time of great change in the world.
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  388. The machine filters the removed gas.
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  389. Still trying to figure out whether "Hemi" means it has domed combustion chambers or that it half an engine.
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  390. Having to remove the intake is common to almost every engine whether a V6 or a I4. I have a 2.3 Ford that has to have the manifold removed for half of the plugs, it has 2 per cylinder
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  391. All the English cars of the period were sized for the average English driver which seems to be about 4'6 inches. Also for English B roads which are 4 feet wide. Also sized to are it easy to flip them over for everlasting repairs.
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  392. ​@trollolol No insurance company will write a "decent check" for a totaled car. The amount will never be what the vehicle is worth in the real world.
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  393. I saw a video where someone in Germany built a rod around a V16 Detroit Diesel. Surely that would work using a PT Cruiser for a starting point.
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  394. Fill them if you like, don't fill them if you like. If factory manuals don't give direction then do as you want.
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  395. Made out of steel so it could develop some real velocity with its razor edge.
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  396. Besides Ray has no idea how to make a soldered joint in wires. He never reflops the dingwanner before zinwabben it. So it is never going to warf.
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  397. In their own ways those huge machines are really delicate. There is so much power that a small strain that a smaller machine wouldn't see becomes a major failure on that one.
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  398. In regards to locking extensions, I was buying those from Sears 25 or 30 years ago.
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  399. Armadillos are known as Texas speed bumps.
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  400. The Tigers had the Ford V8 right?
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  401. Maybe a brick?
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  402. The last time I checked it costa about half the price if new if bought from the local parts store or nearly what they cost from an online parts store. You do have to wait a few days but if you take them into a shop you might have to wait also plus the vehical is laid up.
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  403. The company will have to drop the whole third shift.
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  404. Into the recycle bin they go.
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  405. Edit, V1710 Allison, preferably a Packard built unit.
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  406. If he does he's going to have to hurry before it returns to elemental iron ore in a pile in the parking lot.
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  407. Just for the giggles find the drive adapter for the tach drive and the Rochchester fuel injection.
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  408. ​ @BigWheel.  The lock on the door chain will be inside but get the best lock set you can get. Any lock will only keep honest people honest. Slow thrives down and make someone else look easier.
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  409. It's just a kind of grease with something to etch metallic surfaces
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  410. Those skid steers can pick up an amazing amount of weight, also push a bunch of material. They all really punch above their weight.
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  411. New set of plugs and wires and clean the points?
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  412. You could just jump into the engine bay and work up close.
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  413. Be sure to put a harness on it and leash train it. Keeps people from swatting it by mistake.
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  414. Oil changes do not drive YouTube traffic. These multi part videos do. My opinion is that he is developing his channel as the main part of his income.
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  415. The bright lights let the gators home in when they're in the canal!
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  416. But going to tires that are 10 feet tall.
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  417.  @sanctealphonse4510  If you look closely at a product sold a Wally World and the same item sold by a reputable dealer I think you'll find significant differences. Item will appear to be the same but may have a slightly different model number. If you don't check very carefully you will be disappointed.
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  418. That was punny.
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  419. Got a bumper sticker that said " Yes I have a pickup, o I won't help you move."
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  420. An idea is to r un a loop of 2 inch airline around the shop with tees every so often. I'm sure someone can compute the volume of 100 feet of line. That will increase capacity of your system for less than an aux. tank.
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  421. Used to go to machinery trade shows and loved to just watch machineing centers run. Seeing a machine with two live spindles hand parts off to each other and run tools on both parts.
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  422. Don't think beams will be compatible with the infloor heating tubing.
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  423.  @hiphopman72  This started out with a bunch of clicks!
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  424. Used to replace spherical bearings on a roller. Shaft was 10 bananas and 18 bananas outside. Weighed 150 pounds. You never wanted to have them fall over flat on the floor really hard to pry up.
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  425. Good old Rambler engine, designed in the Stone Age of engine design. Engineering rational was "Does this feature make it run? If not then it doesn't need it"
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  426. Love a punny comment.
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  427. Only problem was where to put the stepladder to climb over the fender to stand beside the engine.
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  428. Just need a bigger trailer.
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  429. Ehe exhaust runs through the intake for preheat and the cooling system is part of the engines system. The best part of a pony motor to start with is you can run it for a good amount of time to warm up the engine and thoroughly preoil it.
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  430. If more is better then too much is about right!
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  431. Like maybe .....air?
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  432. Want to make a tool so first you make a tool to make another tool.
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  433. Also forgot to lube the muffler bearings or check the blinker fluid.
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  434. I am surprised that the shop allowed customer supplies parts. That is the profit center.
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  435. Pretty much the same cause.
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  436. I like that hook for lifting hose ends. I've one I have came from Sears close to 50 years ago and was marketed as cotter pin remover.
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  437. Not too much until it splashes to the ceiling!
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  438. Unless you are recharging on only renewable sources all you are doing is moving the pollution away from you to someone else.
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  439. I would love to see him do most anything on one of those. Or maybe an original GT40.
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  440. The scanner will have that info on many models. I don't know if this is one though. Also used to be able to change the milage on some models too. That is of course illegal and no dealer would do that.😅😅😅😅
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  441. Much longer and it's going to be a one man shop because there is not going to be room for anybody else's tool box.
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  442. Those carbide cutters produce a cloud of extremely razor sharp slivers that fing their way into places the sun don't shine!
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  443. I was taught that there always had to be a secure mechanical bond then solder. The solder is there to provide the electrical path not structure.
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  444. If not the battery post then a ground on the engine itself. Most direct electron flow.
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  445. Did someone make a law against that? Oh wait, this is Florida.
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  446. Flux core wire has the same resistance to a breeze as a rod.
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  447. Your probably looking at about 100k in tools not counting the shop tools.
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  448. It's a wonder that Ferrari hasn't been all over this persons modification. They are VERY protective of their marque as in you cannot purchase an upscale model until you have bought a certain number of entry models.
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  449. Own your own business and you are able to work any 26 hours and 55 weeks a year that you choose.
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  450. I live in a city of acout 270,000 and the city owns the electric system and water. Their board of directors are elected and are responsible to the citizens. We have some of the lowest rates anywhere and the utilities are forward planning to the future. The planning is for 20 years out or more. Investing todays dollars for tomorrow's need. Things are never going to be cheaper than now.
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  451. Kind of late to the show but the process of loading sequential bullets in a rifled black powder rifle leads to added friction on a Minie ball. Usually by the third or fourth round you have to pound them down pretty firmly. This is experience with .58 caliber Remington. I doubt, in the heat of war, that soldiers cleaned the barrel between shots. Also in OCD way it's just .45 Colt. No long to it.
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  452. Same as Jesus nut on a helicopter. That one nut that holds the rotor on.
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  453. Commet on pan bolts they are really a 5 9/54th torx with a proprietary size regulating swelling agent. Removing said bolts with a socket that appears to perfectly will void all warranty for all time.
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  454. He doesn't????😂
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  455. It Depends?😅
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  456. Many folks on YouTube choose to not put anything about their family members to protect them. Far too many people are so entitled that boundaries are not respected. They have been known to show up at posters homes and businesses.
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  457. Probably collapsed from the rust and washed away in the last hurricane.
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  458. And the one nut that holds a helicopters rotor on is, of course, called a Jesus nut.
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  459. Also, in a standard trans the split rings that hold everything on shafts. They have no holes you have to have a special dial pair if pliers to open them.
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  460. This is the opportunity to moon all the haters, most of whom are sitting in their moms basement.
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  461. Some pressure and a little GENTLE persuasion around the edges of the dent can work them out.
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  462. Setting different and other gearboxes is an exercise in patience and sometimes futility. Put it together, check it, take it apart, wash rinse repeat. The whole process is dull and repetitive and would require a 6 part series. I reassembled a three cylinder Suzuki once that had been completely disassembled. Including the trans. I didn't have to shim anything but there was 147 different ways to put the gear train back together and only 1 that was right.
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  463. A couple of pounds of C4 will get seat right out.
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  464. Keeps it from breaking down on the side of the road somewhere.
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  465. Enginerrs are last in line for space in a chassis. They are after the " Stylists " who try to make the car sexy and bean counters who say use the cheapest parts that will just barely edge through the warranty period.
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  466. Duct tape is conductive. Get any of the silver backing around a joint
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  467. Oooooh, I see what you did there!
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  468. Never been off the pavement. And probably never will.
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  469. Need to get some of those veterinary gloves that go past your shoulder. That will protect you from the ick.
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  470. The tech also is buying tools, could be 30 to 40 thousand dollars not to mention shop equiptment.
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  471. Where is the one place where a light will perfectly illuminate an area? Exactly in the spot that blocks all access and visuals on a fastener. The alternate position is shining in your eyes.
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  472. Organization = Pile stuff up until it avalanches off. Put some away and start over.
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  473. When you own your own business you can work any 26 hours of the day and 8 days a week that you like.
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  474. Fix It Again Tonio
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  475. I had a Kia V6 that shredded one of the auxiliary belts. The cords got under the cam cover, wound up under the drive cog for the timing belt and jumped time. Bye bye engine as it was an interference engine.
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  476. Pink.
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  477. ​ @forgetfulme1719  If you do that you must leave both off or there will be an imbalance in the weight bias.
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  478. Joan Crawford
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  479. A really unfortunate person?
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  480. I have some anti-seize from Champion Spark plugs that I use on electrical connections . It is graphite and either mineral oil or glycerine. It makes a good long lasting connection with a conductive material all over the bolt and connector.
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  481. But this is Florida, think Florida Man. Hold mah beer and watch this.
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  482. They just do 500 dollars damage to steal a worn out battery.
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  483. Sometimes dumping more money into a car has to happen because you cannot replace the vehicle for what it costs to fix it.
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  484. Did it have the 300 six. Those engines are beyond bulletproof with decent maintenance.
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  485.  @clbcl5  Yeah for Monty Python.
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  486.  @clbcl5  Yeah. " It's merely a flesh wound"
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  487. I bet Ray doesn't complain that nobody wants to work.
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  488. And those were considered to be a tight installation.
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  489. Figuring out that messed up plugs made my head hurt. I am not good at figuring those things out.
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  490. They are both basically kerosene but if you fun Jet A you've got to add lubricant for the injection pump.
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  491. Shame there are no more lead hammers. When you hit something it would stay hit as lead hammers don't rebound. Unfortunately they are kinda poisonous.
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  492. The first place to start is by removing the rear bumper and proceeding forward.
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  493. It's a wonder some anti science dingus hasn't tried to ban it. The stuff is dangerous, kills thousands of people every year, will get you high up to point you overdose. Gotta make it illegal to save 'em.
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  494. Place where things go to retire and die
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  495. Big thanks to your customer for allowing the vidio. They don't have to.
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  496. A mech that had been crossed with an octopus.
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  497. Ray never seems to be able to take an engine apart this fast. Maybe he's trying to push up the labor hours.😮😮😮
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  498. Sometimes bolts that are old and reused get the plating worn off exposing the raw stool to the base metal of the pump. That base metal can be almost any kind of aluminum alloy.
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  499. Jay Leno was riding his turbine powered motorcycle and had someone creeping up behind at a stoplight. Didn't take long for their bumper cover to start sagging. Light turned green, he left and didn't look back.😂
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  500. ​ @CuttingEdgeEngineering  With her diction and voice Karen could develop a career in doing voice-overs professionally.
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  501. Universal fit, grind to fit.
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  502. The contacts inside of a circuit breaker are not designed to withstand arcing when making or breaking the circuit. However, not my shop not my worry.
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  503. If you are going to run air consider running a loop of PVC of say 2 inch pipe with valve drops like the electrical. A loop of 2 inch pipe will provide a large amount of air storage eliminating having a larger tank.
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  504. Just plain old Styrofoam.
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  505. Junk yard?
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  506. When you are trying to make a living off of YouTube you have to pick projects that will generate the most views. See Squatch 253
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  507. He explained the motivation on the current rebuild as it was purchased for parts in the beginning.
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  508. Years ago we had a dog that absolutely hated bubble popping. It would drive her nuts.
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  509. The difference between terminating to a clamp or a thimble.
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  510. Better plan on an upgrade soon then.😊😊😊
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  511. I think that is to hold underwood temp at bay.
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  512. I wonder if that petroleum build leased them from Penske and when that was over out they went.
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  513. Flower arranging with a hammer and cutting torch? Might be interesting.
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  514. You could only move it 20 miles at a time though.
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  515. Boat= Break Out Another Thousand. They are like Rvs. Need to use them a lot .
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  516. Worked with an old guy who held the flashlight, would start to doze off and the light would slowly drift away. Stubborn old guy, wouldn't retire until he missed the step onto a manlift and, almost fell down the hole.
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  517. That is basically a Model A engine I've been told. Be good to know for sure!
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  518. There are millions of parts out there for these.
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  519. Engineers seem to be the last people to get a crack at it. Body design first then the bean counters decide how much its going to cost. Now the engine people try to jam a driveline into those parameters. They always lose.
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  520. I'll bet when you have it ready to there will be more miles than expected, maybe not thousands but like a couple of guys who got haul trucks thinking they will use them some now wonder how they ever got along without.
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  521. Never! The only thing better than puns are Dad Jokes.
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  522. If you are running an alternator is the voltage regulator needed? I think those were used for a generator and alternators are internally regulated.
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  523. Just before the Wife Unit gives him a black eye.
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  524. I have owned vehicles with both of these engines and that was the design.
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  525.  @scottbishop7899  Probably yes.
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  526.  @mitchhedberg4415  Cars with real acceleration are more fun. 0 to 100 in less than one second. 11,000 horsepower isn't very steerable but😊😊
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  527. Streetable
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  528.  @scotts4125  Retirement fund .
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  529. The Saudis already have by dumping 2 billion dollars to the nepotism sil.
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  530. All that weight is sitting up on grousers too
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  531. Flux core wire generates its own gas shield. It's recommended for welding in a brezze
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  532. Breezy situation because the shielding gas stays longer.
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  533. Probably just whip out a new one. Kurtis is a very experienced machinist on heavy equiptment specializes in really big stuff. Freight rates would be a killer. Great channel made better by Security Officer Homeless and Mrs. Karen.
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  534. Speaking of honi g a cylinder has anyone see Kurtis at CCE using his giant hone. He does giant hydraulic cylinders for mining equiptment.
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  535. Thats a really big job to repair the tensioner on this old iron. Breaking the track means pressing out a pin to separate the rail. Clint over at C&C just did a tensioner and the pin press they used is a monster and it had its work cut out to get the pin out out a track that was in better shape than these. It will be interesting to see Matt take a run at getting them apart and replacing the seals.
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  536. Having the pony motor start and run goes a long way in being able to start the main engine. The preheat in the intake and turning the engine over to get the oil pressure up and preheat the combustion process helps to get it running. Electric starters don't get the pre run done.
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  537. Watch "Finding Nemo". Dory says that after seeing a sign in the submarine.
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  538. Design a power plant. Find a problem, add something to fix it. That causes another problem, add another part. Process continues forever. For example see the F4 Phantom. Not stable enough so tip the wingtip up. That causes the tail to be funny so tip the tailplanes down. The plane is proof that you can make a brick fly if you apply enough power.
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  539. Some of these " fuel saving features " are in there for lab testing to make the numbers look better. In the real world they really do not help when the milage builds up and problems happen to eat up any savings.
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  540. Hey, I liked my Gremlin back in the way back.
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  541. Brother ran production CNC machinery for years. The ability of machine to lose its place on the program or forget its zero and crash tooling at high speed is amazing.
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  542. Think Monster Miata.
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  543. Start by removing the taillights.
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  544. It's monkey poop!
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  545. Dyslexics are teeple poo!
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  546. It's not just the newer V6 engines that have to have the intake removed. The Ford 2.3 four cylinder engines also had that problem to replace four plugs on the drivers side.
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  547. Isn't that how you get 10 pack abs?
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  548. Be sure to add a couple pounds of C4 and about 200 feet of det cord.
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  549. Until it's done.
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  550. I'll bet there are a thousand tutorials on YouTube on best practices in safety wire.
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  551. But his feet showed it because they are Longfellows.
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  552. Diesel Crack?
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  553. That way when you're washed out to sea during a hurricane you can have all four wheels churning so you can swim back to shore.
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  554. Met a fellow who should have known better but managed to get between a ni-cad battery on a helicopter with his wrist watch. No pretty and the watch wasn't working too well either.
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  555. Seems everyone has a crack at the internal and external designs and the folks that have to shoehorn the drive units can only have what space is left.
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  556. No question is ever dumb! My opinion only very low milage cars having one oil service a year is okay but I would flush the brakes every couple of years. Both these items will pick up water and if they are not run long enough to get thoroughly hot they will cause corrosion and problems.
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  557. This is really late but my brother had a '78 Burb big block. It would randomly eat coils and modules. Fussed with it for years finally found the capacitor was loose and would have a intermittent ground. Snugged it up, no more problems.
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  558. Saw a comment on repairing g the big lathe and can understand the sorrow of chasing down someone else's bodged up fixes in hidden places.
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  559. Forged high strength steel. Stuff is harder than a mother-in-laws heart.
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  560. It's like you only need a parachute if you want to skydive a second time.
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  561. Let's say it together " Do you know how much that costs to put 1 inch more wire in."
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  562.  @someguywithaphone5921  CC'd Homie the Safety Officer also. People should know about these issues.
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  563. Those old Rambler straight sixes are on a par with the Ford sixes. They have been built forever, anything that can break has been re-engineered to fix it.
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  564.  @litz13  Unfortunately, been there done that.
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  565. I'm waiting for Kurt to finish up the Frana Drift Crane project. The first run around the track with all four tires turning and burning will be epic.
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  566. Quantum leap
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  567. Just asking but are these called Hemis because they have hemispheric combustion chambers or because they are half an engine?
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  568. Why not? That would be a terrific upgrade.
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  569. Did the owner just purchase this van?
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  570. The whole sub assembly was probably reassembled. Two nuts and two bolts and its done.
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  571. They use a different kind of electrical trons.
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  572. 1959 Biarritz? The classic example of so over the top.
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  573. At least he hasn't gone for the giantic weasel farm beard and man bun.
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  574. Never have to shovel snow.
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  575. Whoops, I meant rain. Brain fart.
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  576. Oil came in the compressor.
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  577. Sometimes when the other shoe drops it is a relief. Then you can move on.
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  578. Instead of groping around in the dark enlist the help of the wife unit.
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  579. Need dedicated clean area, specialized tools and gauges.
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  580. People see animals in the wild and think that they are in a petting zoo. Videos of idiots in Yellowstone going out into areas to get a selfie with bison or elk or moose are documentation for Darwin awards. Bison look like fluffy cows but go from quietly munching grass to incandescent anger in about .002 seconds and 30 miles per hour just as fast. A big bull elk can stand 5 feet at the shoulder and a moose is even bigger. They are not your friend.
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  581. Had to cut a hole through the passenger side floor to reach #8 plug airdrop rear crossmember and lower rear of engine.
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  582. Just asking but did Ford make the head bolts out of Allthread?
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  583. He just mentioned that truck at the beginning of this video. It belongs to someone else.
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  584. The next reply from corporate is "Do you know how much that costs?"
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  585. Engaging safety squint now!
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  586. Doing a PM on the little Cat can point out how much stuff is jammed into one of those. Engine, pump and all the hydraulic control systems.
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  587. Comes from Finding Nemo when Dory is trying to get out of the submarine.
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  588. Warm lube is always better. Causes less squealing.
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  589. The level of precision maching to produce precision tooling to produce precision parts is remarkable.
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  590. I wonder if trying to use that hardened material to make low value items is worth the expensive tooling needed to get through the surface?
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  591. Go ahead and go for it. Those Ford 300 c.i. engines will run forever as long as you get most of the big parts back in.😂
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  592. The shoes tend to delaminate with age. I did the ones on my 2007 Toyota when I did the rear brakes this last time. All new shoes and small parts. The friction material was thin but the new ones weren't much thicker. This exercise reminded me just how much drum brakes are a pain to replace.
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  593. Did you notice one of them fell off on its own and the other needed tapped off? Reinstallation was a light tappy tap all the way. Barrel not a consistent size?
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  594. If you lose that then your first word is Jesus and that's the next person you're gonna meet!
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  595. Flame thrower!
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  596. Using the slip joint pliers in your preferred direction adds leverage to the grip. The other way around does not. Same thing as a pipe wrench.
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  597. That undergrowth looks like it would be raining ticks when you drove through it.
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  598. Little behind the time but for what Kroil costs it should remove the screws, replace them with gold and make them self installing.
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  599. Metric volts?
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  600. Like a thong, just because you can doesn't mean you should.
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  601. Then begin the repair by removing rear bumper and inverting by the light of the new moon.
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  602. YouTube adds the ads. Ray doesn't have anything to do with it.
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  603. Plus they are outputting DC power so no mismatched sine waves.
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  604. No. Most motorcycles run the clutch in oil. Just need to use friction material made for the purpose.
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  605. bet. Customer is going to wrap that thing in bubble wrap and threaten to fire anyone who scratches it.
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  606. It's a comment generator.
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  607. My brother had a TR6. It was fun to drive on the days that it was assembled. Then he took it apart to fix the next thing. That state might last a day or a month. Then he could drive it a little more.
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  608. No job is done until you have bled on it. Call it a christening.
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  609. Use the lighting plan for a spray booth. That gives even all around light.
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  610. What is this "Air Conditioning " of which you speak? 93 Ranger with weird options. AM/FM radio, tilt wheel, cruise control and that is about it. Also a 25 horsepower 4 cylinder engine and about a 2.73 rear-end. No acceleration but will do 60 in 3rd gear.
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  611. There's a place here where you drop driveshafts, balljoints or anything involving brakes or clutches. There's no " That's too old or I needed er here of those"
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  612. Back in the old days before corporate blew it, we had a printing press pad and it was specedwith frc. 18 inches thick with 1"rebar at every 18". Years later when it came time to remove it for a new pad the contractor ended up cutting it into 2 foot squares with one of those big cutters. Inside a building for almost 3 weeks. Moral of the story don't use that stuff if there is a thought that you may remove it ever.
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  613. Absolutely cannot use those materials for cleaning carbon off of valve faces on a turbocharged engine. The burning solvents will incinerate the turbo.
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  614. Metric or bananas, take your pick.
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  615. Gopro is easier to find ss it doesn't transfer into sn alternate universe.😂😂😂😂
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  616. I put a three cylinder motorcycle engine back together once. It had been completely disassembled transmission and all. Once again it only goes back together one way you just have to keep trying different combos on the transmission shafts and gears. Eventually everything fell into place. A real Yahoo moment.
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  617. It's pretty easy to get close to 90K on a brand new fully loaded 'Burb or pickup.😮😮😮
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  618. Just use a finishing nail and bend the ends over to clear.
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  619. It's only too much lube when it splashes on the ceiling.
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  620. The ever popular " While we're in here just as well do this that and the other" mission creep.
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  621. Its a Limey thing. Drought for draft or quay for a pier.
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  622. Bent shafts were often caused by a dropped screw from changing points. Those distributors were open through to the bottom and screws disappeared into the dark.
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  623. Fuse blown on providers lines.
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  624. She left us all too soon.
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  625. A person can get by by going about 1/8th of an inch off the point. Not perfect but works.
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  626. Some folks can only grow a wispy beard and some guys can squeeze out a months growth in about 15 minutes. Run a razor over their faces and the hair pops right back up.
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  627. The term is density altitude. The hotter it is the less dense the air. Mostly affects takeoff weights. If they are too heavy then passengers are left behind or baggage and cargo.
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  628. Any pet that is not socialized from the start can turn into a nasty and unhappy animal.
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  629. He's trying to save the shop money by not getting his shirt dirty.
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  630. That's why DD's are classed as normally aspirated.
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  631. They can be very expensive. Read an article where Chevy lent one to a writer for a weekend. It was pretty well loaded and the price tag was 93,000 dollars.
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  632. If there are larger diameter tires mounted the final gear reduction might not be all that far off of what it was.
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  633. Boots get hot thousands of times, dries out and cracks.
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  634. I have a really good shop in my town that does this work and are quick so I take this kind of press work to them. I know that this is becoming a rarity anymore so I do feel fortunate in this availability.
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  635. Replacement always starts with "Remove the rear bumper and continue forward."
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  636. Diesel seems to not degrade nearly as fast as gasoline, not so many volatiles. Those "Will it start" channels get engines fired up with fuel that has been in there since dirt was new. That being said they might have drained and filled up the tank. Of course they will show everything they did to get it to start, reality show.
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  637. Real folks who build off road vehicles to really use off-road use reinforced axle housings, reinforced everything underneath, a perked up engine to be able to move the tires. A real off-road vehicle is very expensive and alot of the time, not a lot of fun to drive on the road.
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  638. You can call a local trans shop for local pricing. Labor rates vary so much that what one area charges is unlikely to be representative of all.
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  639. It helps that Diesel fuel is a lubricant where gasoline is a solvent.
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  640. It's not a "fix everything ". There is a place for it.
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  641. The more speed parts stickers you have on the windows the lower the E.T. Generally one tenth per four stickers.
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  642. Just because a person could possibly cut a key from seeing it in a video won't allow them to program the transponder.
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  643. Won't.
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  644. Rambler started building these engines in 1964 and continued to improve them over the years. The best engines were the Tornado overhead cam engines. Those things would wind up forever.
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  645. Interesting thought on studs. Dave down at Daves Engine does a lot of Diesel engines and he feel that using head bolts gives a tiny bit of spring on compression that helps relieve stress on the block. Studs in a Diesel doesn't have that bit of give and can lead to more stress on the bolt holes. I am no expert on the subject but it does make some sense. A gasoline engine doesn't have enough compression to make a difference.
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  646. As with all English vehicles particularly vintage motorcycles you check the oil by looking at the oil slick under the bike.
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  647. The small percentage of people who ruin everything else for everyone else just sucks.
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  648. Much like wearing a thong!😊
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  649. YouTube puts in the ads. None of the content generators have any control over them.
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  650. Always wondered if "Hemi" meant it had hemispherical heads ( they don't more like a wedge) or if it meant it was half an engine?
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  651. To get to half of them requires the removal of the intake. It seems like the V6's also are in the same boat anymore. Just for fun does anyone remember the "Long Ram" 440's Chrysler built? They also needed to remove the intakes for plugs and valve adjustments.
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  652. Stupid fat fingers. The Dolittle raid on Japan.
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  653. Here in Star City the city government is putting in roundabouts about every block.
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  654. Amagroan, land of counterfeit stuff.
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  655. Recycled toothpaste tubes.
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  656. It can't be stuck if its molten.
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  657. Florida Man says " Hold my beer".
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  658. Are those Real Vice Grips made in DeWitt Ne. or are they cheap copies made by the company that bought Vice Grip company, moved it out of the little town where they had been crafted for years and turned them into vice grips, just generic junk.
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  659. Haggerty does a "Agreed Value" policy. Brother did that on his TR6 and it seemed to be reasonable. However, there may be milage limits because it is meant for collectable vehicles. Always worth a phone call.
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  660. CAD design. Cardboard Aided Design. Even us old geezers can program that software.😅😅😅
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  661. They only get their chance at it after the stylists.
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  662. Squatch has taken D2's and D6's apart and put them back together many times and never seems to tire of admiring the engineering behind them.
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  663. If that's a common diameter and style of gland nut the customer gets a replacement and a spare and from this time onward to eternity there will never be another stuck one.
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  664. I'm not Ray but when hydrocarbon fuel burns one of the byproducts is water. Until the exhaust gets hot enough to vaporize the water it can run out. I have heard that some powered lifeboats they only carry fuel and condense and filter the exhaust for drinking water.
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  665. Too much truck, not enough door.
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  666. Some grades of stainless steel are magnetic. It depends on the composition and structure of the crystalline form of the steel.
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  667. Like any other toddler.
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  668. My brother worked in aviation for years and the struggle bus was a regular stopper. He said there was a starter/generator on a Twin Otter that took two people to change . One on top and one under. Problem was the person on top couldn't reach if they had anything on their arms. He worked for a commuter airline operating out of Omaha general aviation area and that place 8s down on the Missouri River and the wind never stops and that had to do the job in winter at below zero wind chill.
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  669. Magic?
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  670. When I was a kid, a car that made 100,000 miles without needing an overhaul was amazing. Fuel injection and better oils have made a real difference.
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  671. This is however a PT cruiser so that might be the problem. Not enough thermostats in place.
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  672. Electric cars only move the pollution into someone elses back yard. There may, in the future, enough renewable sources to make up for the electrical supply but will nwpever Jake up the huge carbon footprint from the batteries production.
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  673. Have you ever thought about a Teleprompter kind of arrangement, maybe a tablet, just to help remind people of the words but not to read verbatim. Just reading would turn out sounding wooden.
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  674. Lets go for it. It will take a little body work but how about dropping a Buzzing Dozen in there. It will be unique.
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  675. From when Lamborghini built his business producing tractors? Also have you seen Porsche tractors? Really cool styled.
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  676. Probably need to perform a double inversion procedure on the rear bumper.
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  677. They use a chrome cover over the actual lugnut and when rust happens the cover swells like an 18 year old on his honeymoon.
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  678. There is a competition for removing a Bug driveline. About 30 mins with 2 people and a floor jack. Catch the engine with the jack then lift the body off.
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  679. Check out CCE's security director Homie.
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  680. Gorilla is fine. Teflon welds are bad.
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  681. I spent 33 years working in a Magazine Catalog plant and the place where they got cleaned rags always kept them segregated from the regular runs but occasionally some fool in the plant would wipe up some shavings so even with the extra care you still had to check then carefully.
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  682. Take care around those shavings off of the carbide burr. One million teeny razor blades.
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  683. Interesting to see how much of measuring is subjective. Feeling how much drag there is when using tools, being able to accurately reproduce that feel over and over for consistency is a skill that only comes with experience, can't be taught. Carry on with your chosen art.
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  684. Just curious but is the current " Hemi" a hemispherical head engine or is it half an engine?
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  685. Just a thought, check pulley alignment.
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  686. Happy third shift. Can lead to heart problems in the future from stress from being always short on sleep and trying to change times back and forth to attempt to have a family life. Ask me how I know where the sleep apnea and heart failure comes from.
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  687. Things will always find a way to break . The best thing is to give it place to break that is not hidden and easy to get at. Production quotas are always set at +20% of machines capacity and then if a mechanic sees the breakage starting and reports it the usual response is "Do you know how much it's gonna cost to fix that?"
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  688. Gosh, it is possible to have a real discussion here! How nice.
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  689. If you are going there anyway, wouldn't it be easier to just carry the ball there and drop it into the hole?🤔
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  690. Comments are income generators.
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  691. Sounds like the vent line is kinked or plugged somehow.
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  692. Always up for an afternoon quickie.
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  693. Regarding the remesh: anything worth doing is worth overdoing.
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  694. Did an engine swap on a mid 70's GMC car. The threads were SAE but the heads were metric. Whatever.
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  695. A lot of equiptment auctions are being done online and a Shiny coat of paint looks good. If you are going to invest umpteen thousand bucks on a machine why not go and inspect it yourself?
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  696. That vibratory looks like the "Homewrecker 2022" with the spare battery and kickstand. Guaranteed the finish the job.
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  697. Out in the future when somebody wants to take up that fiber reinforced apron they are in for a job. Place I worked at in the long ago had a press pad done with that stuff. Pad was a little bigger than your pad ( 110ft long, 14ft wide and 18 inches thick with 2 layers of #6 rebar). Went to take it out tears later. Tried using a stinger, no Bueno. Ended up using one of those giant saws, took three weeks to get it done.
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  698. And pillar bed the action.
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  699. There will be a "last issue". It's the last one before it gets tipped into the shredder.
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  700. Most of the load is carried by the front brakes so outside of being less trouble to service drum brakes are adequate.
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  701. I was really kind of thinking about the Jeep.
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  702. Welding classes are good, but if you don't weld for a living it's hard to stay proficient.
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  703. A ferrous a.loy can be nonmagnetic. Its one form of stainless steel.
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  704. On the subject of more RPM's in the mid 1960's Honda decided to go racing. To compete with the 2 strokes they built a 5 cylinder 150 and a 6 cylinder 250. Recline was 22,000 on the power side and 23,000 on the decel side. These were overhead cam 4 valves per cylinder. There are videos out there of them running at the redline and its just a howl.
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  705. The Paraffin is just a solid oil. When Squatch 253 was removing pre combustion chambers from an early Caterpillar Diesel he heated and melted candle wax into them. Took several runs at it along with putting a ton of torque on it after heating and leaving it on while it cooled overnight. They finally came loose without damaging them. That is a good thing because Cat proba ly hasn't made any since the 1940s.
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  706. That accumulator acts like a shock absorber. We ran them on flaking rolls and if you can set the pressure in them it should be just over the operating pressure. We ran them at 5 to6 per ent over.
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  707. He has said that these repairs average about one third of new.
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  708. I believe that is when is Wife Unit going to do her brake job.
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  709. The problem is that maybe the van has little value in the market, it is not possible to replace the load carrying and volume for less than a Sit Down First price. Much more than it costs to fix the van. Particularly if Ray is trading labor for labor.
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  710. The combo metric, banana, nut rounder hammer makes an appearance!
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  711. Why?
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  712. You could tell that to my granddaughter. She has turned into a competent mechanic. Anyone who has the drive can learn to do anything.
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  713. Sometimes the most satisfying part of disassembly is taking out bolts and just dropping them. Don't have to worry where they go back to.
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  714.  @Butchcub75  Muffler bearings are only good if they're chrome plated.🤣🤣🤣
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  715. Stroked and poked!!
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  716. Something to check on the noisy is whether the pulleys have worn into a U shape instead of a V. Belts drive from the sides not the bottom.
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  717. If the cylinders are straight and the crank is good with .010 grind then a hone, bearings and new cam would go far to making a good standard engine. At this point you would have to get the top pieces. Eric could probably supply
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  718. Own opinion on air compressors , put it outside if possible, run a 2 inch loop around the shop with several Ts for drops. The 2 inch loop adds a lot of reserve capacity in your system. Also if you come across a broken compressor you can ditch the works and hook the tank in.
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  719. I am pretty sure if the engineers had their way the various accessories would be spread out away from each other to keep them from overheating each other. That would require an engine compartment the size of a Peterbuilt for a V6. Blame the "Stylists" and accountants who want to jam too many "Features" into a tiny package.
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  720. With your skills at building shop tools its a wonder you didn't invent a horizontal mill mounted on the lathe bed to true up the back of the bed. Just a simple thing.
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  721. Beautiful country you have there. My wife and I visited several years ago and toured around the country. Any place a hole is dug there is ancient history.
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  722. Be sure to fill both the left and right kinds. Don't mix them because that could cause a gravitational anomaly and generate a black hole and that would be bad.
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  723. Can it be replaced for that money. Better investment in a old vehicle that's in good condition that pay huge taxes and insurance on a new car much less obscene prices.
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  724. Wouldn't want to get stuck in a snowdrift.
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  725. Clearest explanation today!
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  726. Coker Tire. They have been buying discontinued tire molds for a very long time.
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  727. I like Terry Pratchett take on elections. In 4Ecks, a country on the Disc World "not really Australia" . When people get elected they are put in prison right away because it saves yime.
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  728. New lift is a high lift model so vans can be lifted higher. Also the weight limit is pretty generous.
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  729. The next time these come in for repair all they are going to need are new sleeves . The basic sizing on the manifolds is done as long as parts are brought in before they are too bad. Of course with the work that has already been done it should be relatively cheap to get the repairs done.
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  730. Randomly shutting down with no pattern? Check to make sure that no electrical components have Lucas, the Prince of Darkness stamped on them.
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  731. Having a good employee is a two way street. Being a good employer is just as important. "Nobody wants to work" is usually "Nobody wants to work for you".
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  732. Messing around with the lock is the slow way in. Cordless angle grinder to attack the most vulnerable part, which is usually the hasp.
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  733. It's only too much if it splashes to the ceiling.
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  734. As cobbled together as that thing seems to be potential thieves would probably drop a twenty on the seat and leave it.
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  735. Would "Aluminum" equal recycled toothpaste tubes?
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  736. Places around me charge about half the price of new from web based auto part stores so I get them from there and don't have a car on jackstands waiting for the rotors to be done. Just don't wait until they are metal to metal.
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  737. Larry The Cable Guy proudly from Pawnee City Nebraska.
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  738. They were a single overhead cam until 1978. Doesn't seem like its been thar long ago.
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  739. I'll bet anything usable in a scrap yard was bought before the storm hit.
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  740. The only engine shop that I trust to machine my work only uses LN for sleeves. These things are thin and fragile and can be destroyed and you may not know till you try to fit pistons.
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  741. I have heard that if a person has an injury to their digits that if you soak it in cider it will heal faster. cider
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  742. Have to get your vector Victor first, Roger Oveur. Yah for Airplane.😂😂😂
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  743. Just a thought for the future, run a loop of 2 inch PVC pipe with drops in strategic places fo your air. It will add a lot of storage to the system without adding another tank thats uses up floor space.
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  744. Wouldn't hurt to go with a pump rebuild while its out.
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  745. Golden Earring "Where do you go when you've gone too far?"😅
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  746. Working together will lead to one of two results. Either they get stronger as a couple and make their 50th anniversary or a divorced. I am betting on longevity be cause they seem to haved survived regrets so far.
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  747. Lubing the anti-rattle spring is like old peoples underwear "It Depends".
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  748. There's a groove in the axle to bend the flange into. Why would they drive the flange into the threads?
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  749. Redneck creepers.
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  750. That barely rolling disaster was in for a look over to see what was wrong with it. Ends up there is nothing right with it. Stay away from that thing Ray!
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  751. Bungs are available to weld to provide a place to install a sensor. Just put it in anout the same place as original.
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  752. That's called a thimble and the way to to remember which way to go with clamps is " never saddle a dead horse."
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  753. Remember, you will lose your Man Card if you do no wiggle the shifter back and forth at least 3 time when in neutral.
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  754. If you live in the Midwest those angry pliers are available at Menards.
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  755. Problem is that an old C10 that hasn't rustednearly completely away is a 15 or 20 thousand dollars anymore.
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  756. Larger diameter bearings need larger housings that need supports to be redrilled then larger diameter sheaves. Quite a bit of reengineering. Doesn't mean that it cannot be done just a lot of additional work.
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  757. Makes content that folks are interested in.
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  758. If you are deathly afraid of scratching the bed do you really need a pickup?
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  759. Probably piles them up in the woods in case he needs one.
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  760. Now if you had nitriding tank for a final finish.
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  761. Had neat Jeep for you. 1948 Willeys Overland. Went in my brother's estate auction to a fellow who already had a CJ, pickup and wagon. Now he has the complete set.
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  762. Burning propane generates water at about a one to one ratio so Insta-Rust on vulnerable materials.
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  763.  @LesNewell  Thanks for the chemistry lesson. Every day is a good day when you learn something new.
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  764. Is having an employee worth the headaches? The parade of people who don't work out unless you get lucky and hit on the one person that you are compatible with, same work habits, attention to detail and quality. You are going to spend more time cheek to cheek with them than with the wife unit.
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  765. I am going for cremation. It's my last chance for a smoking hot body!
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  766. International built a lot of farm equipment. Tractors, balers and most everything else farm related hence Binder or Bindermobiles. I had a early 70's Travelall with a 392. It could tow a gas station along for refills.
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  767. Think Lochheeds Skunk Works. The engineers who did the designs worked right alongside the techs who were building the aircraft. If the techs ran into a problem they reworked things so that it worked and engineering redrew plans. Both sides worked hand in hand with the company's management attitude was this the job, get it done.
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  768. It will be interesting to see how much of this old iron gets rebuilt. That is a very expensive hobby. Of course that's the object is to draw in views.
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  769. How long before he purchases the whole building and uses the income from the countertop company to pay for it?
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  770. All the comments, good and bad, add to the score. It's just when people who comment attack others is when it's counterproductive.
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  771. Slip off?
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  772. Its fun to watch the teardown knowing I am not the one to have to put it back together.
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  773. Its only too much lube if it splashes to the ceiling.
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  774. He has one of those and I couldn't say he chose not to use it.
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  775. Time to build her own 40 by 60 she shed.
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  776.  @SpyderRTL2022  If you've got minute of deer it's all good!
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  777. Japan has strict rules on how long engines can be run.
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  778. Just take off the hood, push the engine off a third floor balcony. Job done!
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  779. When Boeing designed the 777 it was designed entirely on computers. They had a sub program that measured clearances and made sure everything could be accessed by a 6 foot mechanic.
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  780. Batteries can show adequate voltage but lose capacitance from sulfation on the grids.
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  781. Try rosin as it is not abrasive to mark up your tooling.
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  782. For a little while maybe.
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  783. New full size pickup starts at 38 to 40 thousand. Now if you want tires, window glass, seats, electrical system or anything else that's going to be extra. Not hard to get a 3/4 ton truck to 70 or 80 thousand.
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  784. Do you have your vector Victor? Roger Ovour.
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  785. It's Yes Dear.
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  786. More lube!!! Just don't splash it on the ceiling.
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  787. How much negotiation goes on in behind the scenes on who gets the best position to view what's happening. The best camera angle is usually the same one he needs to see what's happening.
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  788. Lily Tomlin and Rowan and Martin. "We don't care because we don't have to because we're the phone company."
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  789. Check local fire codes. Commercial buildings may have a requirement that exterior doors open outward for escape. Still could use door closer. But door probably pays for itself in comments.
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  790.  @Voltikz95  Probably need to change the frame and all but that would help. Thanks for the non-troll reply.
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  791. Bus grease monkey does GMC diesels in buses and could give advice on finding parts. He seems to be able to source most parts.
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  792. Worked in a soybean plant. People couldn't figure out why they couldn't get pressure on flaker rolls. I was the newguy so I started looking through the ststem. Kept finding blue plastic in system. Had to argue to let me swap out cylinders to find out where plastic was from. No experience in hydraulics but the piston seals looked exactly like those. The stupid thing was that there were spare cylinders and rebuild kits in stock but manager (chemical engineer, fresh out of college) didn't think that was the problem.
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  793. Pintos wouldn't co bust in a rear end collision unless there was an ignitor in the tank. That little fact came out after the fact.
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  794.  @Onewheelordeal  Now my head hurts.
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  795. Probably gonna initiate cold fusion.
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  796. He's a poet and didn't know it but his feet show it because they're "Longfellows."
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  797. Brother put a set of 3 2bbl side draft Webers on his TR6. Had a great big box of jets, needle jets, emulsion tubes and many other parts for the black magic spells required for tuning. When they ran they were like fuel injection but if wrong like if the sun went behind a cloud then they were like fuel rejection. He loved them because he loved to tinker with stuff which is a requirement for vintage English cars. I thought that they were too big for the engine even if it was cammed up and compression raised.
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  798. My wife worked with a person who had some rocky management issues with other folks. She would lay out what she wanted ( this was doing symposiums for a research group) and who she wanted to invite. That's all. She allowed my wife the freedom to arrange all that and everything else from travel to accommodations. They worked together seamlessly and my wife loved every challenge. Prior people didn't really have the mindset to work under that.
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  799. Personally I've gone with thread sealer paste. I've got some 3M stuff that comes in a screw up tube like lip balm. It's thick and easy to use. I have had Teflon tape wad up and push up out of the threads. Not a lot of fun on a 900 psi hydraulic system.
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  800. Leaving the cleaning of the radiator til last makes a comment generator.
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  801. Dale Wexler from Maggie Valley motorcycle museum would come up with really vintage bikes that hadn't moved in years. The first thing he would do is put a small heater under them for a few hours and they would almost always turn over and drain. Unhappily Mr. Wexler passed away not too long ago and he will be sorely missed.R.I.P.
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  802. By the way, everything in the museum starts and runs! Be sure to visit if you are in N.C.
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  803. Regularhalogen headlight sets aren't too expensive for older vehicals however if you have the HID lights they are about twice as expensive because they have a ballast (jumps the starting voltage up to around 30,000 volts to ingnite the bulb which is about the size of a grain of rice).
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  804. Best thing about steel welding tables is when you're build a structure, think machine guards racks you can tack weld them in place to keep things square or angled whatever the need. Great third or fourth hand.
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  805. Does insurance policies on cars cover flood damage? Maybe some do. I don't know myself and could use the education.
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  806. The way to adjust that is to replace the clutch. The pedal keeps getting higher as the clutch wears. Maybe there is a way to adjust it but this is the only way that I know of.
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  807. a
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  808. A lot of pickups have saddle mount tanks and the shops I know of just start out with raising the bed.
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  809. Probably really need to start by removing the rear bumper then reinstalling it in an inverted position to adjust the gravitational coefficient.
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  810. Really the blinker fluid is low or someone put left fluid in by mistake.
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  811. Maybe try Amagroan or Costsalot. They have many things in bulk.
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  812. Toyota is not the o ly one who does this. Kia does it also and probably more.
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  813. The city I live in started putting them everywhere. They work in theory if there are people who are willing to learn how to run them. However this is the middle of the country and too many people are " That's not how my Granpa did it so I am not going to learn how."
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  814. Once the eye rolling starts its gonna be a while before you are no longer the stupidest thing on earth. Fortunately for me and my siblings my parents had a tougher upbringing and we never said "You don't know how hard things are." Mother was orphaned and dad spent WW 2 in the Pacific. On the ground. Saw things no one should.
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  815. The floor gets farther away every year.
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  816. Noice!!!
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  817. Just like I wear the pants in my family because my wife thinks I look silly in a dress!
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  818. I have a thread sealer that comes in a tube like chapstick. Really handy, its pretty solid so you can just wipe it on a little at a time.
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  819. It would be just like helping the Dad Unit where you learn that you cannot be his child because you cannot hold the flashlight right.
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  820. Needed someone to catch the car.😅😅😅😅
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  821. Is he using methane for fuel? We have used that to heat steam turbine wheels for R and R. Much cheaper than acetylene.
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  822. Containers are supported by the corners by design. They will definitely support a load when sitting on the ends. They are rated for about 40,000 pounds net. Ray m ight get that much in there though.
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  823. If it's in the South some folks think that antifreeze is not needed because it seldom gets that cold. Rusty engine guts and they are surprised.
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  824. He has said he doesn't need the headaches of babysitting an apprentice.
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  825. This engine was developed in the 1950's and worked well. Kept being developed over the years. Not a blast of neck breaking horsepower but steady torque.
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  826. Amagroan, land of counterfeit goods. Often cheaper because of being made in a factory of 7 year olds working in Chinesium.
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  827. Had to replace an engine mount on a mid 1960's International Travelall. Wasn't that bad but jacking up that 392 was a pain. That thing must have weighed a literal ton.
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  828. As far as Harris appointing folks from another political party to her Cabinet did you know that Abraham Lincoln appointed people who ran against him and some who actively disliked him because they were the best for the job.
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  829. If you have a ton of money check out the stand that Clint has at C&C. They stick big old Cat engines on it. It connects to the back side of the block.
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  830. Probably have to start by removing the rear bumper
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  831. Imagine all this stuff in an older truck, now think a bout how much more still is jammed in with a new truck with the big screen tv, a bunch of speakers and all the rest.
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  832. About the same acceleration as my old Suburban.
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  833. Since really cheap Chinesium steel in critical wear points.
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  834. In aviation, you are required to do many things in a specific way or the FAA will be all over you. You can lose you licences, be fined or even be jailed.When anyone pushes to cut corners it is time to run away.
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  835. Open minds can be changed with new information.
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  836. Stuff works okay but you need a second mortgage on the firstborn child to buy it. Other stuff works as well for much less money.
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  837. They use recycled toothpaste tubes for all structural material.
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  838. Probably buffed off two brake applications. It's the end of the world.
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  839. Many years as a printer. Getting clean usually involves Lava soap and a Scotchbrite pad. And it wasn't always just hands. Slobs who left ink on the benches you needed to change plates sometimes necessitated the aid of the wife to get clean.
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  840. I will bet that the folks that made the parts of the cab really enjoyed having drawings from an anal retentive ( the good ones all are) machinist to work from.😂
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  841. The kind of forces being brought to bear on this bail that makes this a sacrificial area with a tube this must be remarkable. Probably nearly the force you get when you forget to take out the trash and get a "Fine, I'll do it then." From the SO.
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  842. Destroyed part is external to gas side.
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  843. I was just being a little to Captain Obvious. Thanks for response.
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  844. Hanging the tin is like hanging wallpaper. You c an spend hours getting the layout figured out and fuss with the first piece then the rest goes like clockwork.
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  845. Worked on a press like that. We ran paper through it at 30 mph. That thing just howled up until the web broke then the operators howled. Shredded paper everywhere.
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  846. Thanks for reply. I was working on a Harris M 3000.
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  847. When an aircraft flies over with a big round engine the sound is really distinctive. I like to go to airshow just to listen to the radial engines start and run. Just for fun did you know that there was a rotary engine in the WW1era. They bolted the crankshaft to the firewall and spun the rest of the engine. Caused all kinds of problems but it was French after all.
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  848. The door comment generator is still working fine. Comments equal income.
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  849. That how they are marketed here.
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  850. That's the way the Lockheed Skunkworks operates. Engineering is right next to prototype. Thats how they have been able to build cutting edge designs at speed. Think P38 Lighting, U2 Dragonlady, SR71 Habu still the fastest ground launched aircraft in the world and it was designed on sliderules.
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  851. Start iooking ror parts will make you sob.
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  852. Don't need any concealed carry. Go for concealed owner. Large caliber revolver. Miss with the bullet, get them with the muzzle blast.
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  853. That 3.8 engine is darn near bulletproof. But when it runs out of life it is just done. No messing around, good then bad in one heartbeat.
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  854. Don't you hate it when your trying to wiggle something out you move it in every dimension until you are ready to scream then it falls out and you have no idea how it happened.
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  855. With modern refinery methods oil is refined down to the basic mineral oil. Way past any paraffin contamination.
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  856. Go for the gold. Drop in Fords hemi, a Boss 429.
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  857. Maybe I am deaf but on my feed I never hear any background music.
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  858. A big vacuum chamber will dry everything out. If something is corroded though that will not fix that.
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  859. Where do you think recycled toothpaste tubes go?
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  860. It's a shame you didn't have that thumbnail picture of the Wife Unit in the story. That look screams " Someone is gonna be sleeping in the doghouse and You know who it's gonna be."
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  861. Many recycling mills can run real time metallurgy and adjust the mix to make most common alloys.
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  862. Needs an 1 1/4 inch spline drive impact. They use all the air a 3/4 " airhose can give. That bolt will come loose or the car will flip over.
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  863. The heavy lift aimed into the corner gives more length available.
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  864. Before condemning something do you know what else may have happened in their lives. There are a lot of things that could have made auto maintenance that a back seat. Things like a death, cancer diagnosis, loss of housing and the list of personal disasters can go on. The plus part is that the oil change happened.
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  865. Yes a piece of cake as long as you remembered the trick of the bolt in the old engine mount pads to hold up the pushrod.
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  866. At some point there will be some hero that will stick it. Go from a 100 dollar tow to a 500 dollar tow. "Hold mah beer."
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  867. A situation I will never see.
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  868. Love the new opening. "Gravity"
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  869. I have a dislike for anything Mitsubishi. Years ago the printing company I worked at bought 2 Mitsubishi printing presses. Prototypes 1 and 2. Not good. Should have stayed with building ships.
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  870. I don't think he has the license to use high explosives. Remember the Mythbusters " When in doubt C4"
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  871. Looks like the bucket edge is drilled for ripper teeth. Those will help a bunch when digging.
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  872. Not an expert but maybe needs the extra power for
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  873. The resistor is to drop the voltage across the points. Holds down on the arcing.
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  874. Extra iube.
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  875. Buying "factory" parts is as much of a crapshoot as buying generic parts. No one has a y idea of where that stuff was made because there is no country of origin labeling. Of course that could be counterfeit also.
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  876. TLAR engineering, That Looks About Right.
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  877. Nascar, the All Star Wrestling of motorsports.
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  878. Drive 'em in, pound 'em over and done.
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  879. Bushings are cast in place. Cheaper to manufacture, more expensive to replace.
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  880. Would the base metal start creeping again?
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  881.  @kempy666999  Anything worth doing is worth overdoing.
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  882. Escalate early what could possibly go wrong?😂
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  883. Kept trying to point at the index mark on covers when taking apart.
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  884. Velocity plus angle of attack can lead to flight. Just send it.
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  885.  @duncancremin1708  Likely going to need to make a cover plate and put a couple of spst switches in there. The likely hood of finding a replacement switch is low. Brother had a Hobart welder that blew a component on a board. It was only about two years old but the company had been sold to a Chinese company and the first thing they did was to destroy all the schematics for previous machines do a 1500 dollar welder was only scrap.
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  886. And standard sets and special Mercedes and BMW special tools. And still some of the "obsolete"tools. All in all usually in the neighborhood of 40,000 dollars.
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  887. Also has the floor heat.
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  888. Another great French design. The airplane would only roll with the torque and used a total loss oiling system using castor oil. Of course the pilot got to breath it in so no constipation. And just for fun there was no throttle to slow down you turned the ignition on and off.
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  889. Had a fella who thought if 50% antifreeze/water mix was good then 100% antifreeze was best. Couldn't understand why he kept running hot.
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  890. It seem that the folks that have to stuff everything the sales department wants into the "aerodynamic" body and chassis are the last in line for room.
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  891. Customer provided parts. Haha Fellow had a turbocharged aircraft engine. Turbo cooked up because he wouldn't let cool out. Brought in a turbo off a tractor and said this looks like it will fit. Was told to take his parts and his plane far away.
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  892. Gotta be impressive when they reload ammunition with a forklift.
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  893. That show was staged so that goods were prelocated, prices were prenegotiated. There was almost nothing that was off the cuff.
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  894. Only until it splashes to the ceiling😅😅😅😅😅
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  895. Going to be the world's first drift crane.
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  896. Should've left the shrubbery on it as a comment generator also just watching you wander around in the weeds made me itchy from ticks.
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  897. New auto shops cause a ripple in the continuum that Snap On bi weekly paycheck pickup trucks can sense.
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  898. It's mostly kerosene. Gets sticky after a while and draws dust.
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  899. If you hadn't invested all the time and effort into getting prepared and guarding against potential flooding then you would have come back to a bare lot and everything scattered to the winds. Always trust Murphys Law.
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  900. Leftist, rightish.
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  901. In computer engineering "If it's not broken it doesn't have enough 'Features' yet"
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  902. If there is a lathe in the shop and the tech is experienced in set up so that it can run while the tech is working nearby then it may be cost effective. If you have to take them all off and haul them to another shop to get them done whenever they feel like it then no.
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  903. As hard as you run it and at the level of precision expected I don't think checking and repairing things is a waste of time. Plus now you have a mental picture of the contents.
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  904. A real relationship test is hanging wallpaper together. If you can make through a few rooms without murder then its all good. My wife and I are going to be at 50 years in June.
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  905. I see GM hasn't changed the spring plates from the rust traps. I had a 96 Burb that rusted the shackles thru where the plates trapped water in the little bowls.
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  906. Vacuum windshield wipers were fun. Step on the gas and they stopped. Let off the gas and they would go a million miles per hour.
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  907. I wonder if a bunch of goats run through there a couple of times a year would help. I have heard they are death on kudzu vines.
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  908. Some new compressors come prefilled.
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  909. That oil dump looks like the morning after a drunken visit to a street taco stand.
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  910. The Time Bandit fishes in the Bering Sea.
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  911. Those systems are pretty much gravity bleed. To flush, open the valve on slave cylinder and keep filling the top. It will wash itself out.
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  912. If drag racing is the goal then build the rearend for it. At the minimun go to a locker diff or do like the big boys and run a single axle side to side. Only gear is the ring and pinion set.
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  913. Begine by removing the rear bumper.
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  914. The real ones that were made in DeWitt Nebraska before the company was bought and production moved to China. Biggest employer in a small town, jobs evaporated overnight. Fortunately another machinery company saw the opportunity and came in.
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  915. Thank you for that. Always go the extra mile for a pun.
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  916. It's not too much lube until it splashes on the ceiling.
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  917. Myth Busters did an interesting episode on that subject. Worth looking up and watching. If you have to draw a gun and someone came running a screaming right at you a knife might win just from sheer surprise.
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  918. Just got back from a cruise. Between the rotatable drive units(Azipods) and bow thrusters they can just spin around in their own length.
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  919. There are all sorts of repair inserts available for thread repair. Of course they are not on the bench at 10 o'clock at night.
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  920. Whats wrong with a Fiero? Its just a Chevette with the body on backwards. Of course that is the problem.
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  921. So does making the last 8 inches of pipe that is 1 inch larger going to add a bunch of horsepower?
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  922. It's an English car. You are going to be taking it apart and putting it back together every couple of months. Lucas "Prince of Darkness"
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  923. Welding is an art and requires constant practice. Play with where your arc is running to. On heavy stock to light I carry the arc to the heavy side for more heay then draw down to thinner side for a little less heat on that side. Mostly keep at it and keep trying different evrrythings. You will get better. Beside the point, I worked in a soybean processing plant and the pipefitters made up a run of 8 inch pipe. All the welds looked like textbook examples but after a week or so they all cracked right on the edge of the weld. The point is if it works and holds then appearance is secondary.
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  924. The company that retailed those to contractors sourced them from lowest bidder in China. The plastic that the leds are encapsulated in filters the light failed and let's the uv light through. I imagine that all of those are going to be replaced, some of them more than once. At least they're warranteed.
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  925. The body designers get first crack at design. Everything else has to be folded, bent and massaged to fit in. Longer intake runners are good for e give efficiency and there is only so much room left. G
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  926. To Mr. Hatcher I heard that there was one young lady that wasn't but she couldn't take the pressure of being nice so she ran away to New Zealand.
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  927.  @tujuprojects  all of them except one. You even have to watch out for the sheep.
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  928. If you have a piece of glass that makes a good flat surface to work off of. Unless you have a brother with a surface plate.
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  929. Points and condenser also along with a new cap and rotor. Be sure to check the dwell on the new points
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  930. A place where I worked before being retired is a soybean processing plant. During maintenance downtime a pressure washer that ran on a 6 cylinder Diesel engine. That would have been the ticket. Wouldn't need to sandblast after cleaning with that thing. Person who was cleaning out the heat exchangers sat onthe floor and slowly slid away.
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  931. Sometimes people have a condition that causes the tremors. Its actually called Essential Tremors. I worked with a fellow that had it and was diagnosed. It doesn't cause a shortened lifespan, just the annoyance of moving all the time.
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  932. Unless your a big name band, Tshirt and other merch is a big part of your tour income. So keep selling on.
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  933. games. It a close relative of the Jesus Nut? That's the one big nut that holds the rotor on a helicopter. If it departs the first words are "Jesus we're on our way".
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  934. That's the traditional safety yellow for heavy equiptment. I don't know if it's required or not but someone else will.
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  935. A shop that treats their employees with respect and if you provide them with paying work will never say " People just don't want to work anymore". They just don't want to work for people who disrespect and cheat them.
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  936. Great project for clearing out leftover matrrials.
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  937. The first 5 days after the weekend are the hardest!😢😢😢
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  938. The last crawler restoration that Squatch 253 did wasn't in much better shape than this one. The only way that it worked out was that he has enough spare parts squirreled away to build 3 or 4 more.
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  939. Some days that's all there is.
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  940. Think 2CV. That piece of French nightmare was designed to be able to carry pigs to market. A person can disassemble that thing with a screwdriver and an adjustable wreench.
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  941. They will blow out and leak and require an expensive Y pipe, 4 O2 sensors, and both cats. Some say that the Y pipe can be cut apart and weld in a new flex.
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  942. On those pads, escalate early escalate often. If more is better then too much is about right.
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  943. "I'm going to mess with you guys". Let the eye twitching begin.
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  944. Gliders basically only lose altitude over time. Sailplanes have the wingspan and lightness to ride thermals to regain altitude and continued flight.
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  945. Have to put some anchors in the floor so you can use a come along to torque stuff around.
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  946.  @MrRunner  Absolutely!
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  947. Doing things their own way is a Honda trademark. Mid 1960's GP bikes as an example. 6 cylinder 250's with double OHC and 4 valves per cylinder. 20,000 rpm recline. Later on the oval piston V4 with 8 valves per cylinder. Also the market changing 750 motorcycle.
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  948. Said no one
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  949. Going through that crane at the level that it's going to be done will give CEE a lifetime of service and because I don't think that he is going to be using it 24/7 it's going to provide many others an equal amount.
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  950. Someone else has his dragline up and running already! LD 18
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  951. Converting Diesel into smoke and noise!
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  952. Have the Enterprise beam down an anti-grav unit and you will be all set.
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  953. Saw a video of a Ford 427 Cammer on the dyno. 650 normally aspirated hp at 6500 rpm. The sound was enormous and so sweet. Makes those 4 cylinders with a fart can and automatic slush boxes sound so sad.
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  954. Pony motors have their problems but the upside is that you can run the main engine over as much as n eeded to warm it up and get the fuel system purged and ready to go.
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  955. It all depends on the setting in the critical need meter.
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  956. And some folks just have cracker crumbs in bed.
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  957. Don't forget the "I can only be touched by Factoy Special Tool" Mercedes divas.
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  958. I think he is on most of the rest of the antisocial medias. Instagram comes to mind.
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  959. If they are not too thin to begin with, the time involved in turning them is nearly equal to new ones.
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  960.  @jakekiedaisch2279  With shop rates nearing 100 bucks per hour taking 20 minutes to turn rotors is too much.
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  961. Like the door, a comment generator.
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  962. How about the V8 Monzas that either had to have the engine pulled or a hole cut in the floorboard to change the rear passenger sparkplug. Guess how many got the floorboards cut.
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  963. City I live in repkaced all the street lights with LED's and most of them have failed. The LED itself still works but the phosphors in the housing failed so there are startlingly purple light all over. They are being replaced under warranty because the company that provided them went with the cheap chinese supplier so I am wondering how much extra that cheap supplier was.
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  964. Monster Miata
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  965. Diesel crack is really hard on engines as it detonates rather than burn in a controlled manner. Really better to fix whatever is causing the hard starts instead of breaking the bottom end. Just my opinion not being a diesel owner.
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  966. Most expensive thing is a free kitten!
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  967. They are carefully engineered to provide the most smoke and noise per gallon of fuel possible.
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  968. What was this owner tninking? Actuall shutting down the engine instead of driving on in a cloud of steam for another 50 miles until the engine seizes up.
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  969. Needed to put an explosive deviveinthe tank so it would catch on fire. Still wasn't safe, just
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  970. Watch Meacham auctions and others and see that fact in action. The most modified custom usually seem to bring the lowest return ratio. I think some of those radical jobs are bought for parts.
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  971. I have a small bottle of Champion sparkplug anti-seize. It's just graphite in a carrier. Don't use it as anti-seize but it works wonders in electrical connections. Battery posts seals them up for years. But if using in connectors remember " A little dab will do ya."
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  972. Just need greased exactly every 6183 miles otherwise the warranty is void.
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  973. Have to remove right headlight to access.
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  974. Airplane reference! We have your vector Victor , Roger over. Huh. Love the satire but you have to watch it many times to catch the jokes.
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  975. What is this "rain" of which you speak? Here in eastern Ne. we got .2 inches of rain in Sept.
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  976. Blood pressure monitor.
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  977. Need to change to the chrome plated ones. They will make your car go fastrr.
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  978. Had to turn it in for core.
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  979. A really tall cliff would be the answer.
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  980. Probably about a trillion dollars.
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  981. Shiney pedals take at least 2 tenths off the quarter mile and add 5 mph.
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  982. Time to slip that tow truck driver a 20 for spotting that wreck on the rack so well.
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  983. Same sort of cleaning, my mother worked at a shop that did repair work on truck tarps. Truckers would drag the tarps in dirty and in a pile. She would tell them to get them off her floor and don't bring it back until it's clean and folded with the area to be repaired on the outside. Truckers learned not to mess with her and she never had to tell them again . 4 foot 10 and didn't take poop from them. It helped that the owner of the shop backed her up 100 percent.
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  984. Your buddy should check out CEE's series on doing a rebuildon a seriously trashed D8 dozer blade. Kurtis said that he rebuilt itfor about 1/3 of a new aftermarket one.
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  985. Get the GPS surveying gear out.
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  986. When setting the rack showing how to not be an employer that complains "No one wants to work". Asking for a hand from your employee using please and thank you goes a long way to having an employee go " I like to work".
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  987. It's still a comment generator. Plays an important part in the world of algorithms.
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  988. Engaging safety squint.
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  989. They did a video with both of them on the same side of0 the camera when they opened the merchandise shop. I don't remember the number though.
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  990. The movies and television invented the West That Never Was. There were a few really bad apples but not any more than today. The face down on Main Street between The White Hat and the Villan was usually settled with a shot in the back from ambush.
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  991. Right before "I left it parked right here!"
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  992. Me too but its always been good for me.
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  993. Choose which one you want.
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  994. Needs a little lube under the knob😂😂😂😂
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  995. Saw a tool truck with "Past here, it's consensual ".
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  996. I checked into turning a set of rotors and found that it cost over half the cost of replacing them. Doesn't even include the hassle of pulling them off, taking them in, waiting to get them done ( Maybe today, maybe next month) dragging them back and reinstalling .
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  997. Just asking but did you check with the wife as to whether you loaded the dishwasher correctly??
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  998. The trades are crying for people who don't mind getting their hands dirty making more than most newly graduated 4year student after an apprenticeship that they're getting paid for.
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  999. At least this " cold air intake " isn't set up to suck up hot underhood air.
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  1000. Mission creep. The " While we're in here we just as well." It's still a good idea. A
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  1001. There was an instance where a mechanic recovered some areas on a F16 alerions. The specs said the orientation of the rivets was to be with the head down. They were installed heads up because " That's the way they have to be for safety". Turns out when, under high g loads, the alerions would lock up from interference from the rivets. This lead to a crash that killed the pilot. Lesson teaches is that sometimes things that are counterintuitive are correct.
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  1002. Many EVs use dynamic braking regeneration that reverses the function of the motor to a generator and recharging the battery so reducing load on brakes.
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  1003. You don't have to worry if you need a standard size or metric or Whitworth sized hammer.
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  1004. Probably by invitation only. Leaving the gate open all the time could lead to all kinds of folks just wandering in to hang out in Ray's Wonderland. He doesn't seem to go to great lengths to cover the shop location.
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  1005. Much like wearing a thong.
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  1006. If you really feel the need for the ability to tune a carb to perfection go with a Weber setup. You can replace and adjust every component that touches air or fuel. The downside is the 50 years of experience, small mountain of pieces and all the proper responses to all the black magic rituals. Brother had a 3 two barrel setup on a TR6. When it ran it worked really well but if the sun went behind the clouds then not so much.
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  1007. The ever popular " While I'm in just as well fix this too" rabbit hole.
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  1008. Not too sure that drugs are easier on the system.
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  1009. "But do you know how much that costs? "
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  1010. This is one place where having a brake lathe would help. Knock a couple thou off both sides and get under that abused surface.
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  1011. Files really do cut in only one direction.
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  1012. That fitting on the fuel line is one half of a union.
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  1013. The good thing about blue chips is the heat is coming out in the chips rather than staying in the tooling.
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  1014. I was always taught that you had to have a strong mechanical bond first then solder.
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  1015. Squatch says they are in the neighborhood of 35 horsepower.
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  1016. Yeah, gotta be careful on those dating sites.
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  1017. Thing must have been made with recycled toothpaste tubes. Quality First.
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  1018. If the vehicle has a ABS system the use of DOT 5 fluid is not recommended because there is a difference in compression ability that will mess up a ABS system.
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  1019. A hemostat will be your friend here. Either bent or straight.
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  1020. I'm guessing that service requests are made thru his Patreon account.
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  1021. The power of a space.
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  1022. Maybe like a worm for pulling bullets from a front feeder?
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  1023. Yup. Very expensive tinkling.
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  1024.  @richardbicker640  I think there isn't a real problem except gradually diminished fuel economy. Otherwise, there is probably a point where age and entropy will have its way. Gravity!
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  1025.  @richardbicker640  The whole point is bickering over a few dollars per vehicle. The auto manufacturers could spend $1 more per vehicle and reduce lifetime costs by quite a bit.
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  1026. I was always taught that until you had a solid mechanical connection a soldered joint was too weak to hold. Lead and tin mix solder is quite soft and weak
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  1027. They do make the ball joint a single use item.
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  1028. Drilling hammer. I don't use a long handled sledge hardly anymore unless I'm really torched at something.
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  1029. I worked in a soybean processing plant and we had those Lovejoy couplings for 5 horse to 150 horse.
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  1030. At least this is building and improving a machine as opposed to just gluing some trashy junk on an old beater that lasts just long enough to get to the end of the show.
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  1031. Open the hood on new car and the mess under there looks like a refrigerator being attacked by an octopus.
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  1032. Good shop owners are as hard to find as good wrenches. Granddaughters fiance is a really good wrench but has abandoned the business because ownrrs and stealership have abused the relationship between them. Lying about the pay structure and working conditions. If an employer wants good employees then plan on treating them like you would like to be treated. That is a good plan for the rest of our lives in any case.
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  1033. Possibly the "Repairable Core" clause.
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  1034. Maybe a pack of papers and a baggie of wonder weed. Then you wouldn't stress about being stranded in the Great Outside.
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  1035. Do not use intake cleaners on a turbocharged engine as they can burn the exhaust side out. Maybe some of them are approved for those engines but I would be really careful.
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  1036. The cooler tanks on a radiator are pretty much open tanks. Not much to hold goo
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  1037. My brother had a TR6 engine that he wanted to hop up a bit. The man at Gessford was the only shop that would even talk to him about it. They took 90 thousandths off the top of the block (the engine Triumph used started out as a tractor engine). That brought the compression up to 9 to 1. Did something with cam bearings as that engine ran the cam in the block without bearings, remember tractor engine, involved setting bearings from a four cylinder and line boring to fit and I don't know what else. Ended up with a good running engine. It was a little over carbed with 3 side draft Webers but while it wouldn't break your neck on acceleration but was a nice upgrade. After he passed the car didn't get much at auction but that is the way of auctions.
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  1038. Gear reduction starter.
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  1039. Things like just repeating the factory layout on eye and bolt alignment instead of trying to reinvent the wheel to figure it out later.
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  1040. Not necessarily a bad choice on the parrot beak pliers. They will hit on four faces and the more pull applied the more grip.
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  1041. Nothing is ever really lost until the wife can't find it.
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  1042. Made way more than that as a comment generator.
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  1043.  @RainmanRaysRepairs  Thanks for the reply!
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  1044. Nice being in your own shop so you can set up lighting and conditions to make vidios without bothering the other mechanics or annoying management.
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  1045. The underhood area looks like a refrigerator being attacked by an octopus.
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  1046. I believe that stockpile of parts were purchased out of the bankruptcy. All the parts that were left, molds and production stamping molds. He will build you one that is actually what they could have been. Delorian was a great designer but couldn't put together a management team that could deal with everything that went with the financing deal with the Irish government and the constant labor strife. Great idea but bad execution.
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  1047. Having the equipment to accomplish these jobs in-house without having to depend on someone else to mess with your schedule is worth every penny.
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  1048. ​ @jiminsav  Unless someone dropped a solid cam in there it's going to be a hydraulic cam. Any of those engines with a big lumpy cam would likely shake the bottom end out.
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  1049. Might try the Surplus Center in Lincoln Ne.
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  1050. That's how the big boys do it. You have hydraulics on that trailer so a couple of rams and some plumbing will fix up the overloading on the rear axle.
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  1051. Measure with a micrometer, mark it with chalk and cut it with an axe.
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  1052. Ever work around full scale web offset presses? These are the kind of presses that print magazines and catalogues. Even with hearing protection they are very loud to be around and when you have to get in between the printing units to adjust things its even more. Passing directions is usually with hand signals. His shop is really quiet in comparison.
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  1053. That cylinder spread apart at the crack. The bend in the tube could lead to some additional wear on the seals but I would guess that they will outlast the rods.
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  1054. My old Ford bus
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  1055. Edit:My old Ford double beam axel is the same. The camber is adjusted by changing out the bushing.
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  1056. Can initiate self immobilization sub routine by doing a dilithium realignment restart?
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  1057. I love Burbs, had a couple and between the two of them went for 27 years and nearly 350,000 miles. Had a Travelall before that and ran it till the body fell off. Just have a little Ranger now.
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  1058. The proper use of a cutting torch is to cut away all the stuff that's in the way. Putting it back together, we'll burn that bridge when we get there.
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  1059. His titles seem to be straight to the topic but kinda dry. Saves the humor for the show.
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  1060. ABS works off wheel speed.
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  1061. Later series of the LS engines will support 5 or 600 horsepower. That should give e ought power for the drift crane.😂
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  1062. Time to learn how to safety wire. That involves tying a pair of bolts together in a manner so that if one tries to back out the other bolt will try to tighten.
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  1063. Maybe the old one was incorrect and this is one is correct?
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  1064. Cast iron is porous and will seep oil though very slowly. Using Glyptol to seal the gear cases and help keep the painton.
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  1065. That's like old people's underwear, it depends. Experience will tell you when to apply heat and how much.
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  1066. The trail of "While we're in here." All things that should be done but all the wrench can do is suggest.
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  1067. Looks like the first thing is to get a sparky in before you get lit up.
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  1068. There was a time when Range Rovers were good. Then the sales people wanted to put things like air-conditioning, power steering, automatic transmissions and all those other things that makes it ; not a tractor.
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  1069. On inventory: The more people that are rummaging through the inventory the more likely your inventory will be totally messed up and soon no one will have any idea where or even if the listed part is there. One person to pull parts and do the paperwork for withdrawal saves money.
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  1070. Those skinny , aggressive treads will drag you through almost anything. Clear up to a 300 dollar tow job.
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  1071. I've have one of the midrange Ridgid impacts and it will un torque nuts up to 500 ft pounds. It will run the center nuts off front a front wheel drive. It's a wonder the studs aren't streched or stripped.
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  1072. The modifications to truly be offroad capable are many. Armoring the underside, sealing Everything and everything else. It seems that most "offroad" vehicles never even see a gravel road.
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  1073. Suicide is always an option, only way to avoid that job. That being said Ducatis are beautiful bikes, sound amazing for the 6.5 minutes that they will run before breaking down.
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  1074. Just curious but if you have a snorkel for water immersion where is the exhaust stack so the exhaust doesn't flood if you stall in deep water? Also is the body and frame opened up so that it will flood and not float and is all the electrical sealed and gearboxes remotely vented. Seems the snorkel is just for show. For reference see how the Humvee was set up for military use.
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  1075. I had a Gremlin and liked it. It was a piece of shakey parts but when you opened the hood you could actually see the engine.
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  1076. They are certified for aviation use where it's really important to NOT have a failure because it's tough to pull over to the side of the road.
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  1077. Can be like the moron do it myselfer.😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  1078. ​ @deval3596 put a seat belt on your chair because "Safety".
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  1079. That takes that 1.25 inch spline drive impact.
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  1080. Ask the people in Flint Michigan how that works.
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  1081. Laying out the tubing is a totally satisfying experience for the obsessive compulsive anal retentive folks among us.
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  1082. Putting those O rings in as dust seals is perfect. The underside of those things get filthy even running on a warehouse floor.
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  1083. Dry sump system.
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  1084. Give it some choke! Might need to clean the points.
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  1085. Take care running through that debris, catch a nail and then you'll hhave a flat track.
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  1086. At my last job in a soybean processing plant we would cut t by e spherical bearings off of flaker rolls. They were on 6 inch shafts and about 14 inches across and 6 inches wide. We would use a cutting torch to cut the outer race, pry the races and bearings out then heat and beat the inner race.
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  1087. I just turn off the ringer and only return calls on my list. Sometimes if they leave a voice-mail I will call back but only if they explain why they're calling.. I am retired so I am not trying to run a business or getting calls from school for the kids.
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  1088. There are separate machines for the different refrigerants.
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  1089. Just have the Enterprise beam down a couple of antigravity units. Problem solved!
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  1090. Engineers are the last in line for space after the "Stylists" and the "Bean Counters" and practically everyone else.
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  1091. There are not many reman shops that will take the time to completely go through an engine. Line hone the cam and crank, set the block up to face the top of the block so it is parallel to the crank and then blueprint every other measurement on the heads. A factory crate engine is likely cheaper.
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  1092. Just asking but do the new "Hemis" have hemispherical combustion chambers or are they half an engine?
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  1093. You can only run what you brung.
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  1094. Maybe it's an actual Mini.
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  1095. Fish have never been known for providing reliable info as they are not known to be big talkers.
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  1096. That connetion is inside that housing and is going to have a hard time finding a ground. It could have fallen off the solenoid just as easily.
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  1097. You have to use one rated for continuous duty. A regular starter solenoid is made for intermittent use.
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  1098. Plus extra fixin's.
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  1099. Some engines require an additive in the coolant to prevent cavitation around the cylinders. I am no expert on that problem but I think it occurs mostly on wet liner engines
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  1100. Fix It Again Tonio
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  1101. You can always replace that later.
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  1102. Finally found a use for Dodge trucks.😂😂😂
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  1103. Just wait until the great grand babies come along. You don't stand a chance.
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  1104. That not really a lot. Frames are made to flex to relieve stress. Want to watch something flex and twist watch the wings on an airliner! The wings on a B52 bomber have bogie wheels on the outboard ends to keep them from dragging but can flex way above the back of the aircraft.
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  1105. Flammable gas connections are all left hand threaded.
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  1106. Leftist rightish.
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  1107. I had a Rambler with this same engine just a little less displacement. It would start easily enough but as soon as I stepped on the gas it would die. After much hair pulling I pulled the distributor and there was too much endplay. As soon as the engine sped up the shift would move up and change the timing.
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  1108. Fix It Again Tonio. Just Empty Every Pocket.
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  1109. They used to be cheap enough not waste time on checking them. Now they are 15 to 20 bucks.
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  1110. A lot of new cars do not have a clutch on the compressor so if system goes flat the compressor seizes up.
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  1111. I had a mid 70's Duster and Chrysler had a regular rebuild kit for the wiper gearbox. Plastic gear would strip on one spot requiring a push start.
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  1112. And usually way past .
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  1113. I bet the revenue from this segment will more than cover any costs for reassembly if that is what the customer wants.
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  1114. I have used a very thin film of copper anti-seize under the rotor and under the wheel and rotor. Using painted rotors helps the wheel sticking problem but having to change a tire never happens when you have a BFH to knock the wheel loose.
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  1115. Come on and do the Minnie Pearl on that label!
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  1116. Watched a Mike Rowe episode where he was helping out on a bridge construction crew. Got involved with a rear laying crew. They hauled in a bundle of bar on 5heit shoulders, drop it and tie it into place. Needless to it kicked his butt.
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  1117. Put On Left? Standard for flammable gases.
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  1118. For the printing presses we ran they used a mono lock foundation block that was 120 feet long, 12 feet wide, 24 inches deep with 2 layers of 3/4 inch rebar.
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  1119. Since when does not being able to sing disqualify you from being a big recording artist?
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  1120. Does Banks build a twin turbo kit to fit Hondas?
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  1121. Like old people's underwear, it depends. In Nebraska you will be issued a V.I.N for the trailer, then register.
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  1122. Is this the same engine as the D2 Cats use or the D4?
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  1123.  @DieselCreek  Thanks, ow I learned something new!
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  1124. The joints are probably better refered to as compression joints because stainless steel expands way more than than non stainless.
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  1125. Never run out of work. People can abuse and break machinery faster than anyone can fix it. Doing it w
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  1126. I have gone many years without A/C because it was too expensive to repair, just unplug compressor. This is in eastern Ne. Many or most systems today do not have clutches on the compressors so you have to keep pouring g money into the system.
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  1127. I'll bet the election crew was ecstatic that they knew they weren't going to be trying to dig post holes and run into a giant rock 2 feet down.
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  1128. Interconnect to the back bumper was also impaired.
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  1129. Look up the parts there on the beer can engine. Someone set the clearance on a main bearing with a beer can. The rest was worse.
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  1130. How long until he builds an adapter for the old lathe to hold the gun at the proper distance and rig it to move back and forth on its own. Essentially automate the application process.
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  1131. Redneck creeper? I work in a Big Box hardware store and I the process of moving out the Christmas stull there were a lot of displays with really slick printed display. Let's a person slide under a vehicle at speed.
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  1132. He will have his own pair to deal with. She doesn't seem like a lady to take much guff.
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  1133. They drove off the lot therefore, as far as corporate is concerned, warranty is to be fought over.
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  1134. Is that the one with the body rotted off? He looked at one that the only thing that kept the rust in a body shape was the 99 dollar Maaco paint job.
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  1135. Saw a suggestion to open the bleeder valve, put a catch bottle on it then compress the piston. The thought is that the caliper is the low point and this procedure will get any moisture out.
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  1136. Grease it up, take it up to the third story balcony push it off and drop it into the engine bay. Job done!
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  1137. Think these are full Dirt Perfect did wheel seals on his wiggle wagon and those calipers just looked like a ball of mud. Of course those things live in the dirt/mud.
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  1138. Is that brake clean you use a custom blend? No matter how many times I wave the can in front of my phone I never get "The Sound."
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  1139.  @SWATT101  Banned from Quebec are we? It's all about Holy Mother France! You must speak ze francois.
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  1140. Instructions start with " Removal of front bumper begins with removal and reversal of rear bumper."
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  1141. The impractical is popular. If more is better then too much is about right!!
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  1142. We used some taper locks that had a indicator in the nut that showed when you had the correct torque. They also pushed the lock off when it was time.
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  1143. 3M adhesive. The Yellow Peril. Really tacky and stringy. Always had strings of adhesive flying everywhere.
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  1144. Road maintainance is always s the first thing to get cut when politicians are going to "Balance the Budget by Reducing Frivolous Spending"
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  1145. Lets start a game. Is he going to be able to actually leave all those pitted areas alone or are they going to be filled? I'm betting he won't be able to resist. He will lay awake at night worrying about it.
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  1146. Go ahead and spring for some lube for them. It will be appreciated by all.
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  1147. More stuff going into less space. Engine compartments look like a refrigerator being attacked by an octopus.
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  1148. On that pickup, when I have changed the wheel bearing I have just gone down to the backing plate and replaced everything. Once and done.
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  1149. Just a note. A six cylinder engine will always stop in one of three places.
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  1150. Redneck creeper.
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  1151. All it takes to secure a roll up door like that one is a hook on the frame for the chain.
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  1152. In reply to all the people whocomplains about Rays things please go ahead invest your 150,000 dollars and open your own shop. Then invest the time and effort in producing videos. Then you might have some credibility in your remarks. Not really trying to be snotty but here it is.
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  1153. Worse yet have the truck die at 6665.
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  1154. Back in the day of the original phone hackers folks would work their way through the various exchanges and call themselves with the call being routed around the world. There was about a 5 second lag on the call. This was in the day of long line microwave relays and undersea cables not too much satellite relays.
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  1155. Close cousin to tars (those round things under the truhk) that run down the ohl road (asphalt).
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  1156. Maybe it has the optional compression release with oiler for easier starting like a diesel?
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  1157. Maybe should have gotten a half dozen of those spiders because there are going to be Prius drivers lined up to get the same noise fixed just like the PT Cruiser surge.
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  1158.  @jefferybye2169  A number approximately equal to the number of issues of Time magazine.
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  1159. Saw some videos on BLEVE events, boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion or blast levels everything very effectively.
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  1160. The supplier would have to downsize to a boat that is 40 feet shorter.
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  1161. Bus Grease Monkey has torn down several 2 strokes that got dusted. Having no air filtration really boogers up an engine. On the Detroits not only the cy,inders get blown up but the blower gets trashed also and those are expensive.
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  1162. Is it going to be billet? Get a large chunk of metal then whittle away anything that doesn't look like a boat.
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  1163. What about banana conversions? CCE from Oz.
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  1164. My bad, CEE from Oz.
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  1165. Those years of Corvette brakes had a tendency to have obscure collect in calipers and rust them out. Fix was to do stainless liners.
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  1166. Naw, gotta put the double reversed cog slogger in next.
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  1167. Willey's designed the Jeep for the military but didn't have the capacity to produce it in volume. So Ford and just about everyone else built them for the war effort. I don't know if Willey's ever really got much out of it. There have been several documentaries on this over the years.
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  1168. Only safety sandals.
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  1169. Have to start with the rear bumper.
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  1170. It was really tough getting that thing down the fill tube!
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  1171. Homie looks good in the maid outfit.
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  1172. Beard or is a weasel farm?
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  1173. I would guess that bolts are plated to put a barrier between the bolt material and the recycled toothpaste tube that the heads are made of. I think those bolts break because, why not.
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  1174. Good to know.
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  1175. I got some that are big enough ough to go around brake shoes. Makes it so much easier to hold everything together when the springs are put on.
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  1176. Too many projects, not enough potential for views so they sold it.
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  1177. Get a couple of those wheel carriers, set it down on the brake backing plates and go. Probably going to have to replace it all anyway so if something bends oh well.
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  1178. As opposed to the Dilbert Principal that reads "People are hired at their level of incompetence." At least with the Peter Principal people would at least have been in a place where they were competent at one time.
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  1179. I have heard people say that is what old folks having whoopee sounds likes. That's what "They Say" you know those unnamed, faceless people who know the unknowable and see the unseeable.
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  1180. Bigger is better until she says "Where do think you're going to put that thing?"
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  1181. It would be a piece of cake. There are probably several Amish barn builders you can hire on.
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  1182. By the time you get done decorating Christine tour going to need a 10kw generator to do the lighting. Anything worth doing is worth overdoing!
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  1183. ​Give him a little time and I bet it will.
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  1184. Let us know how you really feel about this design!
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  1185. Canary in the coal mine?
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  1186. The owner is going to wonder what happened to the "Leftish, Rightish" steering.
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  1187. Subspace comm to the Enterprise and have them beam down some antigrav units then fast float it in.
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  1188. The sign of a person who knows it all is that they know who to ask for advice for something that they don't know.
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  1189. Those Saginaw pumps were universal don't fit anything. They were always in need of about 15 oddly shaped brackets and multi length bolts.
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  1190. ​Try and find a competent machine shop anymore.
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  1191. Step 2: remove rear bumper.
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  1192. Love watching the chips come off and going what chipsshould do by carrying off heat and turning blue.
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  1193. A manual winder? What is the world coming too? One less level of motors and fragile cables to die.
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  1194. I would bet that Ray that the customer owns both vehicles and has commisioned Ray to do the swap only. Parting out a car is time consuming and his time is better spent on running his business.
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  1195. But this is a Jeep!
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  1196. When you are starting out on a new learning experience you don't really know enough to know what you don't know.
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  1197. ​ @squiggyg.8415  Don't want to melt it!
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  1198. Theoretically the anodizing will separate the two. Reality is coating is gone at the second dugga dugga.
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  1199. Cars, motorcycles, probably lawn mowers also. Continous random outages and restarts with no observable cause. Yeah Prince of Darkness.
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  1200. Unless its Boeing.
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  1201. On my old Ranger ('93) the turn signal bulbs are separate from the 4 ways.
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  1202. You didn't happen tocall Volvo and see if you could borrow that 550 they loaned Chriss? Three scoops and your done.
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  1203. Seems to be the kind of lady that when the bad mood comes along the best thing to do is be far, far away until it passes.
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  1204. The surest way to find something is to buy or create a new one then the old one will reappear right under cayour feet and trip you. Also, nothing is ever lost until the wife can't find it.
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  1205. But do you have your vector Victor?😅😅
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  1206.  @0xFF48  I caught the "break".
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  1207. Recoil toss up between full loaded .357 Herrett and a .45 Winchester Mag.
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  1208. Or maybe an indexing spline?
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  1209. If your car won't do 0 to 100 in less than 1 second it ain't fast. And 339 mph in less than 4 seconds seconds for a topper.
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  1210. I would bet that a good number of their parts are sourced from the same manufacturers as original. Caveat Emptor.
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  1211. My 2007 Toyota has HID headlights that can be adjusted up and down from inside. I keep them turned down in town where they are really more marker lights and can be aimed more up when out in the country.
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  1212. Trouble with a storage container is out of sight, out of mind. "We'll figure out what to do with it later". Well, later just came.
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  1213. The real 427 Cobras were not for amateurs. Too little weight and too much power would put the unwary into the grass if they were lucky and buried in the ditch if not. The small block models were much more pleasant as a daily driver because they could make you feel like you were driving on eggs.
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  1214. I had a 1964 and at least the tach drive and cable was intact. All the tin was gone though. Just say no to AM radio, at least by mid 80's that was a thing of the past.
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  1215. How do know the truck wasn't on the lift?
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  1216. It doesn't?
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  1217. Doesn't necessarily screw up the caster if you want a bike with a turning radius like an 18 wheeler and the tendency to flop over if turned too far. But it looks soooo cool.
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  1218. Guys gotta have a little fun once in a while.
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  1219. I heard that someone was marketing used motor oil as craft beer. Big seller!
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  1220. This old iron has gotten super popular for content. The cost of this old stuff is going to skyrocket.
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  1221. Brake fluid is alcohol based and incompatible with mineral based oils.
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  1222. Much like wearing a thong.
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  1223. You cleaned out all that goo. Now you going to haeto add a few hundred pounds of ballast to compensate.
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  1224. Never hurts also a little dielectric in the plug boots makes the next guys job easier particularly if it is you.
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  1225. The filter will eventually clog up with the fine stuff as the filter media is designed to grab dust and hold on.
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  1226. Standard English car of the era. Drive it for one day then tear it down and do a complete overhaul of entire car. Lucas, Prince of Darkness.
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  1227. Only too much lube if it splashes onto the ceiling.
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  1228. Wipers
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  1229. That why you gotta have her drive.
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  1230.  @regal105  find a tall block 427, tyha its the bunny
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  1231. First time seeing it all together and that's a lot of yellow. You will never lose it in a grass field.
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  1232. I've made a few belt guards and sometime you just have to hit it with a hammer for the look of the thing.
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  1233. I don't think that Space X meds anything that heavy.
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  1234. It's not too much until it splashes to the ceiling!
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  1235. Working comment generator! Any response moves the algorithm needle.
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  1236. Everyone's thumb and bucket tooth alignment is different. Try randomly changing equipment and operators around and see how that works. That would be fun.
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  1237. Decided on a career change. Mutual feelings on that but not hard feelings.
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  1238. Fly over to the customer's house. Mobile shop.
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  1239. There were some built! Would have to Google them thoigh.
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  1240. Didn't have it yet. Videos are not necessarily in order.
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  1241. 400 series of stainless is magnetic.
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  1242. Thoughts on shop placement, being closer to homestead means same time out of house with more billable time in shop.
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  1243. Looking at his jaws I wouldn't put any money on a steel pig surviving much longer than a rubber one.
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  1244. Those are Safety Sandals just like those Pakistani heavy mechanics wear while rebuilding engines on the dirt floor.
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  1245. Investing time into developing an income stream from YouTube is much less pressure on the quality of your work and output. It's an investment in time, but you don't have to explain to a customer why their critical part failed after they have invested maybe days of labor to reinstall.
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  1246. The electronics will rot out.
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  1247. Have to have separate units for each flavor of refrigerant.
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  1248. Not a drive train part.
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  1249. Just asking but does Hemi mean that engine has hemispheric combustion chambers or does it mean that it half an engine.
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  1250. A trick on air supply would be to run a loop of 2 inch PVE around the shop with lots of tees and a valve off each one for future hookups. That loop could potentially double your air storage without having a second tank. Just a thought and, yes, I do like spending some one else's money a,though thats not really high dollar.
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  1251. Worn out clutch. Hydraulic units have no adjustment so pedal height indicates wear.
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  1252. Always interesting to see different ways of approaching a problem.
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  1253. In theory the plating should protect the aluminum from reacting with the steel of the spark plug. Unfortunately I have had the experience of winding the threads out with the plug. It was the bottom plug on an aircraft engine. Got to replace that cylinder.
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  1254. Had them here in Nebraska. They were done in private shops and you couldn't get out without a 2 or 3 hundred dollar bill even on a brand new car. State run inspection stations are the way to do it with clear requirements that anyone can follow to fix anything before the inspection.
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  1255. Do you suppose that could be for nose candy? Just asking.
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  1256. I use copper anti-seize on the backs of aluminum wheels to keep them from sticking to the iron rotors. Lifesaver 8f you have to change by the side of the road.
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  1257. Had to replace the U bolts on my '94 Burb because water and dirt built up in the bottom plate cups and rusted through the bolts.
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  1258. I can't see how people could put Diesel into a gasoline car. It seems that you would have fuel spraying everywhere be cause of the difference in size of the nozzle. But I guess there is always one totally clueless person.
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  1259. You forgot removing rear bumper and taillights to access the upper bottom left hand threaded 4 mm boltnut that the entire disassembly depends on.
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  1260. That locking ring is made from a soft steel. Very hard to get sparks from driving it on.
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  1261. Self explanatory, French engineering makes no sense at all. Doesn't have to because reasons. Built an engine that was a two stroke that used an engine driven pump for the oil. Wouldn't pump at idle or out of gear so you had to accelerate the car when
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  1262. Braking.
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  1263. Or the 2CV whose primary design function was to be able to carry pigs in the back seat.
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  1264. Check out the ductless unit Kurtis got down in Oz. That works very well and clean.
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  1265. My opinion for what its worth, if you use and like a product then mentioning that fact and the product chooses to sponsor you then go for it. As a consumer if I don't care for the advertising I can always fast forward. Your channel, your income.
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  1266. Some building codes require outside doors to open outward for fire safety. But a door closer is a good idea. Also this is an excellent comment generator.
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  1267. I think they charge 20 bucks to walk onto the truck.
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  1268. Might twist the transmission right out.
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  1269. Thank you for that.
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  1270.  @michaelpressman7203  These were on a cylinder that was about 11 feet long and weighed 13,000 pounds. The bearings were taper fit. We had a hydraulic pusher that threaded onto the threads of the retainer nut and were removed by pressure in the taper. It would expand the inner race just enough to pop them off.
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  1271.  @michaelpressman7203  Flaking rollers in a soybean processing plant.
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  1272. Go with TIG.
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  1273. Many power systems will run in for free if it is going to a residence because that is a long term year around commitment where a shop might not be
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  1274. Wired in pairs so that if one tries to loosen it will tighten the other.
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  1275. On using a bunch of adapters, watch a fellow torque a wheel nut on the nose gear of a jet. Torque reading was about 15 ft pounds but the socket was about 3 1/2 inches. 1 inch drive on socket 1/4 inch drive on torque wrench.
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  1276. It's like olpeoples underwear, it Depends. Every manufacturer specifies something different. Detroit Diesel two stroke engines call for slobbery amounts of grease called peanut butter because that's what it looks like. Different Strokes for different people.
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  1277. Walk out of the house and the humidity just falls on you like a solid wall. Used to work at a printing company and unloaded train cars of rolls of paper. Hot summer afternoon I would roll open the railcar door and the heat would just drop like a rock.
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  1278. Lucas -- The Prince of Darkness!!!
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  1279. And have it wear completely out before 90,000 miles.
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  1280. I'm leaving if you have to go to 21.
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  1281. In most apps the air boxes seem designed to be hot air intakes
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  1282. Seen on top step of tool trucks "Past here it's consensual".
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  1283. Easy decision there.
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  1284. Hementioned in an earlier video that in some of his former businesses he has had employees and the whole experience was not worth the trouble. He has enough trouble keeping up with himself. So no helpers.
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  1285. Asked at a O'Smileys in my area and they wanted 30 bucks per rotor. By the time you jack up and support the car, pull the rotors off and get them done, if they can be done wait to get them done , drag them home and reassemble the cost of a set of rotors from online company is much less.
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  1286. Many new styles have a lubricant incorporated into the bushes for that.
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  1287. Licenses are pretty much broken out by weight with add on for specials like air brakes, hazardous material and so on. Not really complicated.
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  1288. The bad part is the pony motors were basically a throw away and were not necessarily realy heavily built. Check out Squatch 253's series on the Try Build. He rebuilt three units at the same time. They were in varying conditions from good to bad. A series worth watching. Also he did a show going over the costs of D2 1113 rebuild.
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  1289. Have to buy those through Star Fleet.
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  1290. As long as the none of the blinker fluids are empty.
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  1291.  @SmallKittyPaw  When body parts are made from recycled toothpaste tubes the structural integrity is kinda slim.
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  1292. Drops used to sell for scrap prices but now its full retail even though the time it takes to measure the metal out and calculate the price is likely more than just giving it away.
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  1293. Always wondered if floating gears in a synchronized trans would be hard on them?
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  1294. There are several materials that are coming out as bad news. The composite countertop dust from grinding, carbon fiber dust in the air.
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  1295. Point distributors usually run on 6 volts through the points to keep them from arcing. The coil gets extra windings to keep the output up.
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  1296. Pomeranians are built to just hang out like that. Our last dog was a little Pom that weighed about 7 pounds. Sweet pup that passed away from old age. She was the last dog that we're going to have because we don't really have the time to devote to another dog that they deserve.
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  1297. On the old Star Trek shows the botton line on the readouts Medical was for Medical Insurance Remaining.
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  1298.  @randomschmo5778  When you go in clearly describe the problem to the best of your knowledge, answer questions and let the pro do their job as long as you feel they are trustworthy. That is ,of course, the 64,000 dollar question.
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  1299. He has mentioned that they can do these rebuilds for 1/3 to 1/2 of new cost.
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  1300. Just a guess ,also not having any experience, I'd bet that you couldn't get one shipped in for under 10,000 dollars and more importantly 3 or 4 months to get one.
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  1301. You of all people deserve an occasional rant to clear the air. Because tomorrow you will jump up and carry on.
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  1302. A person can watch some now and some more later. You don't have to sit through all of it at once.
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  1303. I don't need to buy new parts, which are probably just as poor as the one that broke. I'll just grab a piece of leftover stock and whip out a new one that is made the way it should have neen when nee. Only downside is that the new and improved part will show up the next weak spot.
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  1304. I'm curious. Of the manifold is cold where does the carbon build up ce from? Special carbon application device? No fuel on the intake Valves and yet more carbon.
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  1305. Sealed battery.
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  1306. Probably need to run something up out of 4140, that might last for a while.
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  1307. Brother 8n law bought a 1965 Mustang. Many years later the 289 was being torn down for rebuild there was 7 piatons with valve reliefs and 1 flattop.. He bought it off the dealers floor and it was never touched.
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  1308. I inherited a 93 Ranger from my brother and the way the tank is stuffed in it really is easier to remove the box. Got a set of new box bolts from LMC and just did what needed to do to get them out.
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  1309. When welding this stuff having a small gap between parts is optimal as it lets you get full penetration.
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  1310. Seemed like a good idea at the time. Kinda like bungee jumping.
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  1311. Having a good bench player is sometimes better than a starter because they are ready to go when things go all pear shaped.
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  1312. When he goes down the drive the woods are littered with stuff. A true hoarders paradise.
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  1313. A lot of vehicles run the cooling with the defrost to dry the airflow. That is for places like Florida where the temp can get cold enough to fog up t hy e windows but still have 1000 percent humidity.
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  1314.  @robertwojtowicz933  Fortunately most of the rest of the country is not Florida and doesn't have quite the muggy air.
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  1315. If your going to open up the ID of the bearing its going to have to ground. Some shops cam some can't. Takes some special tools.
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  1316. Shimming sand. For taking up slack. Makes them run quieter.
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  1317. Would that be the Homewrecker 2000 personal vibrator with the optional kickstand?
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  1318. All style and no real. Needs a snorkel next. These styling exercises never seem to add the exhaust stack to keep the end out of the water or other liquid.
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  1319. I'd like to make an appointment for you to fix the original problem and the ones the cheaper mechanic caused.
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  1320. Yay, nanny cars.
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  1321. Cast iron is basically large grains of iron stuck together so when machining it mostly comes off as grains popped out of the surface.
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  1322. The accountant says that using a plastic fastener will save 3 dollars per 10,000 autos so of course use the plastic.
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  1323. The feed I get does not have any music.
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  1324. The point is about .125 dhorter. Figured that out on maintaining Japanese motorcycles. If you look at the screwdriver on their little toolkits you csn see the difference. All my Phollips have been upgraded to Japanese Standard.
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  1325.  @kennethschultz6465  Likely very complicated. All the equiptment, licensing, environmental protection.
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  1326. I think most of these things are never going to see a gravel road much less off-road.
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  1327. Finding a machinist who can or will do work on anything that isn't a small block Ford or Chevy is very unlikely. Brother wanted to have machine work done on a TR6. Ended up finding a shop 150 miles from home. Most shop seemed to have no desire to do anything like lineboring or milling a block to raise compression.
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  1328. Maybe it's frost heave?????? In Florida, could be.
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  1329. Ever thought of a Teleprompter?? Might help with the frustration.
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  1330. You can really get the torque with a pair of 3 inch wrenches.
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  1331. Is there any other kind in Florida???
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  1332. Plastic covers over all your furniture.
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  1333. The only thing with those is making sure the shafts are aligned. They don't tolerate misalignment. But that applies to any belt driven tool.
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  1334.  @benjurqunov  ready to pony up a couple of thousand bucks for a competent welding machine?
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  1335. That's how I was taught. First there has to be a solid mechanical connection then solder.
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  1336. Turing test. When you cannot tell the difference between machine intelligence and human intelligence then the machine i
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  1337. Also replace taillights,muffler bearings and change blinker fluid but do not mix up left and right.
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  1338. Over time as these components are converted to easily replace this sealing area will pay for the cost to CCE. Plus keep the oil where it belongs. I understand Australian environmental regs are death on leakers.
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  1339. " I left it parked RIGHT HERE!"
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  1340. Check out Squatch 253's tri build on pony motors. Really interesting. Had one motor that was practically perfect, all the bearings in the block were good. The second was barely repairable and the third was try everything to get it to work because there was not a lot that was anywhere near spec.Really interesting about how hard it is to get repair parts for 70 year old throw away engines.
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  1341. And when they grow together they become MightyTights.
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  1342. Yet!
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