Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
I'm not greasy... But we can discuss it!
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
I don't know what the heck it is or what it does... But it looks cool!
plymouth67
It be a lot cooler if you did...
Punctuation is key when googling something.....VERY key....
Brake master cylinder adapter complete!
goes in, no shoehorn required.
Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
And don't abbreviate! Transmission issues in particular!Punctuation is key when googling something.....VERY key....
Installed.
Dammit! Is down side up! I no fix. You get the idea.
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
Link please...
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
It’s a green line error stamp (left edge)
F-VF Benjamin Franklin 1901-1908 1 cent Stamp Used #300 Green line Error RARE!
Do YOU ever read the directions ????
Any man that reads directions gets his man card revoked....
I called my mechanic and told him that the car starts, but doesn't move... He told me to check the tranny....
So I said to my brother, "Take off that dress and help me look at this miserable thing".....
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
Hmmm. I’ll have to research that a little. Not sure if that qualifies as an error. Straight edge cuts are normal on most early issues. Stamps were printed in large sheets that were cut apart into smaller and then perforated So the cut edges were straight. I think the line was just a guide where to cut.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
That’s what I thought also...
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
Heres the sheet layout. And center stamp examples. Just a matter of where the cutter hit if it had a line. I don’t have my good catalog with me to check value but it’s a very small premium if any.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
Now, if it had been cut partially into the adjacent stamp...bingo! $$!
Took afternoon to relax, Had nothing important to do,and i did it all.
Need a little time off my feet. This morning was much better,until i helped buddy load his snowblower. got to my place and i made him use ramps to unload and load it back on after we fixed it.
Need a little time off my feet. This morning was much better,until i helped buddy load his snowblower. got to my place and i made him use ramps to unload and load it back on after we fixed it.
Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
Ramps are awesome! I got nothing to prove anymore. The easy way to do something wins everytime with me!
Screwed up a few years ago and lifted a 750 Yamaha into the bed of a 3/4 ton truck (with a helper). Front wheel was in truck bed, helper steadied the bike while I lifted the *** end into the truck. Got it done but I felt something snap/crackle/pop/squish.. I have had intermittent back issues since. I no longer take any chances..
Snowblower was dead. Had to lift it as its a track machine. Its usually ramps or machinery to load anything nowadays.
I'm with ya there. I lifted my push mower off the pick up and onto a small trailer that was parked in the garage. Well a few weeks later i was having left side chest pains and was wigged out that I did some damage to my heart surgery. I went to my chiropractor on Thursday and told her the story. Well she worked and worked and "pop" from the middle of my back between my shoulder blades. Pains gone! Good thing I didn't go to the cardiologist first. There would have been $100,000 of tests and nothing wrong. LOL
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Holy crap! Nice!
zkx14
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Not sure how much of a miscut would be needed to bring big bucks. Higher price errors are usually in misprinting. Either wrong color. An inverted or severely shifted color. Wrong number of perforations is another big one...
First !!!!
Now back to sleep, after a leak..
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Time to build some coffee. More of an assembly process really. LOL
Goodmorning.
Goodmorning.
Hey M1
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