Stop in for a cup of coffee

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Watchin a bit of 'How it's made' between sanding the last section of deck that needs refinished....
Anybody feed their dog raw food? They show them cutting up all these nice fruits veggies chicken...Then they show it all going in a grinder along with bones, whole sardines etc. Looked pretty gross. LOL

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MOPARMITCH said:
Took them where ?? To the Kitchen ?? Did you Eat them ??
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No, I don't take chances...

My son had a friend who was into the whole holistic eating thing and he used to come pick some and make soup with them, but he cautioned that the ones that grow in the yard are usually not the ones to eat... The ones that grow at the base of trees are usually the edible kind... You need to look them up on the internet and identify them properly so you don't eat any poisonous ones... I would rather not take any chances and leave them alone...
 
krazykuda said:
No, I don't take chances...

My son had a friend who was into the whole holistic eating thing and he used to come pick some and make soup with them, but he cautioned that the ones that grow in the yard are usually not the ones to eat... The ones that grow at the base of trees are usually the edible kind... You need to look them up on the internet and identify them properly so you don't eat any poisonous ones... I would rather not take any chances and leave them alone...
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I was JOKING Karl.......I was Joking......:poke::poke:
 
krazykuda said:
I think I got it from Pep Boys, but it's been a while... :BangHead:

If you get an engine levelor, make sure to get one with acme threads and not standard threads... Standard threads take too many turns to crank it up or down compared to acme threads...

If you get standard thread one, jack off for one to two hours at a time every day to get your arm in shape.... View attachment 1715400919
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Thanks I'll look into it. I got to pull the engine in my car.
 
krazykuda said:
No, I don't take chances...

My son had a friend who was into the whole holistic eating thing and he used to come pick some and make soup with them, but he cautioned that the ones that grow in the yard are usually not the ones to eat... The ones that grow at the base of trees are usually the edible kind... You need to look them up on the internet and identify them properly so you don't eat any poisonous ones... I would rather not take any chances and leave them alone...
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I ferget what kind of shrooms it is that grows in the oaks around here. The cowboys, yeah the kind on horses that play with cattle, gather them up and get big $$$ for them.
 
krazykuda said:
Hopefully they are ok...

If not, send Rani/Rainbo to look for them.... @Rainy Day Auto
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West of Denver are some mean mountains but it is absolutely beautiful there.

Right now it's starting to get cold. By next month there will probably be a few feet of snow. It's kinda gutsy to go up there now right before the cold hits.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
Case in point.... I didn’t notice this repair ever before....:BangHead::BangHead::BangHead: it’s not visible from the top

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Last poly engine i had to deal with was a ***** to seal up.
Fought with coolant leaks then oil was pouring out the back.
Sealant around every intake port, and a good tall bead on the china walls. Set intake on dry,scribe a line across back of block as its narrow to get bead of sealant in right place.
 
zkx14 said:
Oh wll. **** gets repaired. Doesn't mean its bad. Looks OK. Does it seem like that was a problem?
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Not the whole problem. The intake is a stamped steel gasket. Finnicky under the best circumstances. When i had trouble sealing one it needed sealant everywhere. Might as well put some in you hair to start with, its gonna end up there anyway.
 
zkx14 said:
Oh wll. **** gets repaired. Doesn't mean its bad. Looks OK. Does it seem like that was a problem?
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Yeah. I made a plug to fit the t-stat intake, turned the regulator down to about 20 psi and slowly pressurized it, coolant floor from around that area nearly freely.
Tooljunkie said:
Not the whole problem. The intake is a stamped steel gasket. Finnicky under the best circumstances. When i had trouble sealing one it needed sealant everywhere. Might as well put some in you hair to start with, its gonna end up there anyway.
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yep, looks like that’s what I’ll need to do. Gonna ditch the foam end gaskets too.


Luckily, nothing in the cylinders or in the valley coolant wise, I was worried about that
 
Well today was two brake jobs for family friends. Or friends family. Both good kids.
One had a dash rattle, from remote start install. I pulled a panel and found 3/4 loose screws on the knee bolster.
So got some good deeds out of the way.
Rained all day though...
 
Tooljunkie said:
Well today was two brake jobs for family friends. Or friends family. Both good kids.
One had a dash rattle, from remote start install. I pulled a panel and found 3/4 loose screws on the knee bolster.
So got some good deeds out of the way.
Rained all day though...
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We need the rain here
 
Well she’s back on, gonna let it set up good a couple days before trying again.
 
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