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The WORST thing about Marf*ckPharce is the above, plus they never want to give their phone no. I AM SORRY I am DONE with wild goose chases. If I am coming to your place or to meet you I WANT A PHONE contact so I can find out why you ain't there The OTHER (aside from the liberal...

I believe those are the ones that go in like a pistol cartridge. I don't remember the number. 312? 327? These are what they look like, but 327 are 28V EDIT May be no. 330 https://www.jkllamps.com/327 Did you look in your service manual? There are fuse and bulb charts right before the...

Isn't there some sort of recovery, like them sending something to your email? I have not been on there in months, but I am also a member

And now because the damn things are "worth money" people are actually making/ faking/ cloning them, ruining perfectly good RR/ GTX/ Sport Satellites because people want ugly Superbirds.

LOL I cannot imagine dealing something that big without power tilt/ trim. I bought one of those aftermarket units for my boat. It does work but they are a POS Completely poorly engineered. Because of the way the unitized (china?) hydraulic unit works, the leverage is all wrong...

MAN Rob it is good to hear something from you.

That certainly could be. The breaker points might get a little corroded, on the older one, so be ready to clean them up. Condensers are ALWAYS suspect. Regardless of what the internet says, there is no way to test them without a high voltage (at least 100V) cap tester for leakage...

If you can find OEM coils that have been replaced (don't know when they were made) they are almost always OK. There has been discussion, but I've never seen a good workable procedure--to recoat the cracked coils with epoxy. In testing, I've found a few cracked open coils that had...

I am recently turned 76. I can still crank up through an 18/ 20 but I have to use both hands and "get up on it." The 35's are what are tough. They generally have a poor compression release, but they don't seem to work well and often don't work at all. Both my shoulder rotators have...

Don't count me as an expert on gearcases, some random thoughts On the older ones with the horizontal split on the very lower half, as I said, there is at least 8 ways to get water in, and a machining misfit between the two could be an issue I guess 1,2--the filler and drain plugs 3...the...

Found it. Here is the thread where I'm whining about junk coils https://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/threads/arguing-with-egag-over-outboard-mag-coils.495858/

This is what the Bombardier coils looked like I bought off ebay, supposedly the real deal. Just like the china ones they put out a FRACTION of the spark energy of good ones

There are several marine parts suppliers, I've forgotten which one is best, sometimes it comes down to "who has it." On CAVEAT!!!! Be careful of import parts. ignition coils are a big BIG problem. I recently bought some OEM OMC coils sold by Bombardier who is the "last" owner...

No idea. Is it possible the welder was set up that way a purpose, AKA the tig pedal was designed to control speed with MIG, and power in TIG mode? Is there a function switch that is set differently? Would have to study the diagram, otherwise, and some of those are so poorly drawn...

My take on Kim, over the years, is that he is not a whiner. I'm 75, and Kim has been around for considerably longer My solution? I just don't fuckin go there

The upcoming wx this week is gonna be BRUTAL. Low single digits F for A HIGH for next few days, and some below zero F a little bit. There won't be any outdoor shooting, LOL

YUP I'm aware. I've been thinking towards better weather, and I'll have to sight in several rifles, as two are unknowns, and two more have recently installed scopes. So I've been looking towards a low cost but effective bench support. I went trolling the thrifts just today, went to...

I wish him well that is for sure.

No and it's snowing today, and gonna do more and get colder this week. Not likely going to happen for awhile. Last time I fired an 06 was one that belonged to a friend of mine's Dad in about '66-67, and I don't remember if the M1 Garands we fired in Boot camp in 68 were 7.62 NATO or .30-06

Wait until you screw with trying to get something from overseas shipped here, and the transition from overseas to US. Their tracking is a joke.

Yesterday I bought a Bushnell laser boresighter (about 40 bucks) and here is the "list" of ongoing scope conversions 1...Had earlier obtained cheap scope for the daisy Powerline, the boresighter will not fit as it's .22 and larter 2....Had bought Weaver mount for the factory drilled...

RIP. We are next

I already have an inexpensive scope mounted. Whatever I use, it needs to have eye correction/ focus (like a scope). Only way I could use iron sights anymore is to learn to shoot left handed.

If I could afford it and lived there, I would leave. I don't see these states turning around ANYTIME soon, and the whole country is in jeopardy in some ways. I paid 4 bills for the AR, and it's just like new. I didn't realize manufactured ones could be had this cheap. Done? I am...

The AR club, that is. I have been thinking of building 1 or 2 from so called "80% lowers" But I figured since I have no experience with an AR, I should AT LEAST have one made by someone as a starting point so I know what is "right" shall we say. For some reason I got a ?? up my...

Uh, no there isn't LOLOL

I missed this. Hope you have many more my friend!!

Happy belated!!

Somewhere long about 1975, there was a girl in our town just barely or maybe barely not 18, has a 67 or so Chevelle. One day I encountered her and she wanted to know who could and what it would cost to put a front axle under her car I finally got out of her that she wanted to jack it...

My neighbors, who have pretty much adopted me, are us and they going up the big hill to the daughter's and her husband's new fancy castle (complete with gated 'hood!) for "breakfast." I actually batched up some waffles which don't look that bad (I ain't a chef) but taste pretty good...