We don't have that thankfully. I know 80% of people in the meetings are working on other things. You can tell when questions are asked and it is nothing but crickets.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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We don't have that thankfully. I know 80% of people in the meetings are working on other things. You can tell when questions are asked and it is nothing but crickets.
Afternoon, cam in for some lunch. Went to town earlier to get some red diesel for my tractor and parts for the DeSoto.
Been battling with an abs issue. New sensor didnt solve it. 15,000 ohms resistance in circuit. Finally found it. Now to repair it and re-wrap wiring harness. Total pita.
Quick post for Thirtytuesday.
shittyslant6
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my 24" header mufflers "should" be here today and if so, I will be driving it to auto shop to get it looked at. My teacher recommended not to buy jets yet until we verify the power valve is fine. He thinks the 67's sound pretty ok for my current setup.
Guten tag
Same company or would you have to make a move?
And I'm awake. Pool duties this morning. brush it down and change the filter. I'm happy. 1st time ever the water has stayed clear for more than 3 weeks. $hit canned the cheap Chineseum clorine...
And I'm awake. Pool duties this morning. brush it down and change the filter. I'm happy. 1st time ever the water has stayed clear for more than 3 weeks. $hit canned the cheap Chineseum clorine...
If it was even chlorine.
Water would begin to turn green with algae within a week..
I'm pretty certain, and with zero evidence, convinced that smart phone cases and everything in the Dollar Tree is made from Chinese industrial waste.
That's a pretty awesome walk there Mike.
Need to put cyanuric acid in it. Stabilizes chlorine in hot weather pools...
Make a move. Which I’m trying to do anyway. Which believe it or not, is proving more difficult than i thought. I’ve had several offers but there’s big enough issues with all of them that I’ve turned them down. But something will shake free. Eventually. My career has a -12 percent unemployment rate BEFORE Covid started.
Unconventional
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Acid levels in pool very important also. I think muriatic acid was the acid of choice at one time. Also handy for eating the zinc off galvanized pipe for welding 
in it's undiluted form and cleaning the concrete off filthy mixer trucks .
in it's undiluted form and cleaning the concrete off filthy mixer trucks .
The PH level has been good since using the good Japanese Chlorine...Acid levels in pool very important also. I think muriatic acid was the acid of choice at one time. Also handy for eating the zinc off galvanized pipe for welding
I will see if I can get some cyanuric acid here in VN. Will help the chlorine last longer...
Where is Sir Hops and Skips ???
He's been only making rare cameo appearances lately. Much occurring in Hoppyland
Spend a couple $ on Mike Urich & Bill Fisher's Holley Carburetors or the slightly later version. Holley Carburetors and Manifolds HP Books. Holley part No 36-73.
Or if not those then Urich's smaller Holley 4150/60 book
They has good illustrations identifying all of the passages and basic concepts. Find a used copy cheap, I think its one of the better books to start with even though it has some self promotion.https://www.amazon.com/dp/0895864339/?tag=fabo03-20
Next best are the Chrysler's Master Tech "Carburetor Fundamentals" 1966 or 1970
You can find those at
Master Technician Service Conference - Chrysler's Training for Mechanics
or www.Mymopar.com in different format (pdf)
Jay B
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That is one beautiful car, had one in 74, 318, auto, buckets. Wish i still had it.
Unconventional
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A friend just emailed me a youtube video about a kid and his cars that I think everybody should see.
Start a new thread with it probably? Random Pictures?
Start a new thread with it probably? Random Pictures?
Unconventional
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TMM .. you da man
Nice hot bowl of Pho for breakfast..
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