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6 pointsI have a cheapo Campbell Hausfield sandblaster my neighbor gave me years ago that I've never used. Today, I made a duct tape and cardboard blasting cabinet. It worked like a charm, or at least long enough to strip the nasty, rusty wheels on the snowblower I'm restoring. The best part is, I'm pretty happy with the way most of the "cabinet" turned out. So now I can break down the cardboard, lay it flat and have a decent template for a real blasting cabinet. Redneck engineering at its finest. My Dad taught me well.
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6 pointsThe best coffee is a nice cup of tea! I had a colonoscopy a few years ago. The procedure was easy, the pre cleansing was bloody terrible. I genuinely thought I was going to turn inside out.
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6 pointsVintage K-90, model N, thing was one big ball of varnish... both inside and out!
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6 pointsAhhh 50 - First you realize that you're a half century old, you go to the mail box & find your invite to join AARP, and then doctors wanna probe you. It just can't get any better than that, can it??
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4 pointsI hear ya Chris.... picked a 1077 up once and the seller said he cleaned the carb. Turns out his "carb cleaning" consisted of pulling out the main jet needle and blowing air down thru it! Alrighty then
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4 pointsBeans cut... test and tune? time’s running out pretty fast Winsconsin calls soon.
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4 pointsHi all so I just got my pump back from now and then complete rebuild it was only a couple of dollars more than kit plus shipping fee
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4 pointsYou guys got wwwwaaayyyy too much time on yer hands ..... ain't you got a plow day to get ready for?!?!
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4 pointsHorsepower is how fast you can hit the wall. Torque is how far you can push it.
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3 pointsI asked my Trina something along that line at one point. Her response was (paraphrased). "I know how to buy more paint".
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3 pointsSome really pretty Wheel Horses ...BUT to paraphrase Donald Sutherland.... Can they work??
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3 pointsAll shined up ready for a new owner 😉 only 20 hours . Looking for trades
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3 pointsThis year has been great, a pair of knees, a pair of hearing aids, a pair of dental implants and just today scheduled for a pair of eyeballs. Not joking except the eyeballs are cataract surgery.
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3 pointsWhen i‘m younger so about 20 all doctors tells me, if you drink further that much of Coffee, you didn‘t survive you 40iest. now i‘m over 50 and my coffee consume is still the same as with 20. that say‘s me only one thing..... I have urgently to destress my Life.. 😎 nobody say‘s something about my coffee consum.
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3 pointsPerhaps it is a Peerless 1400 transmission. Used in the 800 Special model 1-0150 and the A-90 Special model 2-4300. Get down and look up under the dash housing for an ID plate. Garry
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3 pointsI've done a couple of cleanses which is exactly the same thing as the prep for the colonoscopy. I found that to be tolerable for the most part as long as you're not more than about 20 ft away from the lavatory facilities. What I'm not particularly looking forward to is being half knocked out during the procedure itself. I turn 50 in December so it's going to be sometime in the next two to four months that I go have that amount of fun...
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3 pointsSo much better. Lunch time I finished a turkey club with jalapeños, onion rings and half of my wife’s “thanksgiving on a bun” meal! Only had room for a cookie killer with marshmallow sauce on top.
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3 pointsI would not mind if someday I had the finances to purchase something like that and the wisdom not to do so
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3 pointsYou may be larger now than you were earlier in your life but I don't believe for a sweet second that you ever GREW UP any more than I did..
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3 pointsIn drag race terms, torque makes acceleration, horsepower makes top speed. A Buick 455 will come off the line harder than a Buick 3.8L turbo V6, but the turbo car will likely have a higher speed through the traps. In tractor terms, torque is more important for ground engaging chores, and horse power is more important for PTO work. In engineering terms, torque is force times the radius of rotation. Horsepower is a unit of work, which is force times distance divided by time.
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3 pointsWhat Does Horsepower Get You? When I was a kid it got me lots of speeding tickets.
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2 points'Bought ready to for the over spray Madge but see the tape now........
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2 pointsI am fortunate enough to have an open minded Dr. that will listen to the patient and give you a call-back if you need to talk to him. I had my annual wellness check-up a couple weeks ago. There wasn't anything out of the ordinary but the Dr. changed my blood pressure prescription for no apparent reason. After a few days on the new BP pill I was feeling run down and couldn't do anything without feeling exhausted. Got out the wife's old BP monitor and found the BP was about 20 points above normal and my pulse was 48! I called the Dr. to see why the change was made and he said he had noticed some slight tremors in my hands and wanted to have me on a beta blocker to address this as well as BP. Long story short I went back to the old BP pill and don't give a $h!t about the hand tremors. After about three days of down time I'm back to normal (or as close as I have ever come). Guess next time I will ask why anything is being changed.
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2 pointsA to Z Tractor in Pennsylvania. Guy named Lincoln. Very busy and great guy. Other than that. Ask here in the classified ads and we'll point you the right direction whenever possible.
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2 pointsThat completely backs up Dan’s explanation of stroke and a wrench length! That increases the radius of rotation!
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2 pointsWith any luck, maybe somebody here can find a copy of the Paul Revere Wheel Horse ad and you can recreate the look. I probably have a copy, but the chances of me finding it are pretty negligible. steve
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2 pointsPlease don't. Rebuild it. Couple cans of brake clean and a gasket kit. Super easy. New after market carbs are not your friend.
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2 pointsWas hoping this might bring up some memories for folks, as that is quite a common reaction when the old Colemans are brought up. Growing up in upstate NY, I remember a lot of bullhead fishing with my stepdad, holding lanterns while he ran the net when the smelt were running, and him leaving one lit at the cottage so I could fall asleep to the hiss. Kinda forgot about them til seeing one in an antique shop about 5-6 years ago. ......then I found a website and a few social media groups of folks who collect, restore and use them, and they hold gatherings, swap meets, camping weekends, etc.... they even have a couple official clubs! Next thing ya know, I had close to 150 of them..... Hmm, sounds kinda familiar, doesnt it?