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Got a little too clever with the new fangled bird feeder . . . -
Got another ride in today. We were a group with my son, his GF and a friend of hers who was a newbie. At first she was riding an old...
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Titanium (HF) EasyFlux 125 + helmet in exchange for design & fab of the table (he supplied the materials).
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The top is 2' x 6', 3/4" plywood doubled up (glued & screwed) for 1 1/2" total. The frame is 24" x 62" (10" overhang at end for a bench...
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Nice bench! One of my spring time projects is going to be to build an outdoor workbench out of 4 x 4's and 2 x 6's. It'll be made of...
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Built a workbench for my buddy in exchange for a welder. Win-win.
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In about 3 hours after it warms up a bit I get to go stand outside and replace the thermostat and coolant temperature sensor on my '04... -
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Matt replied to the thread What are you doing today? [Part II].You know Harbor Freight and a few other places sell tractor lifts. https://www.harborfreight.com/300-lb-atvlawn-mower-lift-61523.html
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Finally took the sled out for a ride. Just a quick 1 hour jaunt to get my blood flowing again and hopefully loosen up the back a bit...
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I've had to change my blades a few times as well, but usually it's when switching between bagging and mulching blades. I did run across...
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Temperature is hovering around 0 F today, which is perfect for watching the NFL playoffs and drinking ales by the fire...:2thumbsup:
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Made a trip home to grab the floor jack, the nub/rubber bushing thing for the shifter linkage broke when reversing into a spot. Couldn't...
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Some guy on the old forum gave the Dorman parts # 800-023, which is the pic I posted. If they ever come in or I find a local source of...
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Matt replied to the thread Ruthenium spark plug.Agreed, but they're not that expensive, $8 from Amazon. The plugs for my SS Commodore back home were $25 each in 2002...I needed 8.
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Just my 2 cents worth: The iridium plugs last 100,000 miles with zero problems. They are a bit costly, but with their longevity they...
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Matt replied to the thread What are you doing today? [Part II].Splain please...what were they doing?
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Took advantage of the nice weather after work, and tinkered more with the filling station out back. Repositioned the blocks a bit, used...
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A few windows and Siding got done on the house last week. Had it out with a few of the workers trying to cut corners. We went with the...
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Speaking of the rods, just found a set for a price I couldn't refuse. While I do have a couple sets of pink rods laying around, I want a...
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Yesterday the power steering pump on the Voy started to grind and the steering wheel was tight. I couldn't let the wife go to work in...
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The acdelco plugs are made by NGK. The design is more than two decades old. Maybe these new ones from the company are improved - I...
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This engine is VERY picky about its spark plugs. I'd stay with the Delco 41-103 iridiums or NGK equivalent. As for difference in...
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My timesink lately has been an introduction to Arduino. No appreciable snow to shovel here at 8200 feet in south central Colorado for...
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We got another 5cm or today so out came the blower again. Scraped it down to asphalt as much as I could with the push scraper. My back...
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