Both??Missed that. Sounds good, but 6oz beer goes in it? Or is that a mistake and should be 6 pack with it?
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To fully answer. Yes, 6oz of beer goes in it. Typically a cheap Pilsner is best. I tried some heavier beer and it changed it too much.Missed that. Sounds good, but 6oz beer goes in it? Or is that a mistake and should be 6 pack with it?
Asking for a friend..
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Storm window out, screen in the back door. I got the berm raked now to pick up all the leaves. A yard waste container or more I bet. I came in for a Tylenol. Come on baby, kick in!
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Brass solder on, and theres crimp on terminals as well.Hey guys, have you ever seen solder in battery cable clamps? Let's see, a 2 piece mold and some melted lead tire weights. Cut the cable , strip the end, and solder it in. How many factory battery cables were replaced or "fixed" with one of those bolt on repair ends.
So the guy getting hammered $46,000 in duty and tariffs got it across the border. Turns out border security tried to charge him a tariff that hasnt been implemented yet.
Got trans mount tacked in. Got left exhaust pipe figured out. Motor mounts tacked and ready to weld up. And made a list of to-do’s before i lift engine out.
Then went out and scraped snow off driveway, gravel is starting to show.
Is nice out there now. Just in time for a snowstorm tomorrow. Hope the weather guessers are wrong..
Then went out and scraped snow off driveway, gravel is starting to show.
Is nice out there now. Just in time for a snowstorm tomorrow. Hope the weather guessers are wrong..
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Rare storm threat grows for Seattle, Portland as Northwest braces for hail, tornadoes
A meteorological rarity could unfold across the Pacific Northwest on Wednesday afternoon and evening with large hail, damaging winds and the possibility of tornadoes forecast across the Interstate 5 corridor – a place where severe thunderstorms are nearly unheard of.
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Might get ugly for @71340Duster
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Too overcast to go over the hill and view that SpaceX/DOGEE launch at South Vandenberg If lucky might get to see couple thousand feet of it before it disappears into the clouds.
If lucky might get to see couple thousand feet of it before it disappears into the clouds.
It would be cool if there were solder on cable ends for the posts that looked just like the original ones. Ones like these would work. Whoever makes repop cables get's them from somewhere. I wonder if @halifaxhops has seen them from any of his connector connections. LOL
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Tractor Supply maybe? Or that other big industrial supplier, Granger?
I saw some like above from Granger. They would work and be better than the bolt and strap kind. Those are pretty
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They're good at growing that cute bluish/green powdery stuff
So sorry Pete!
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T-1:07 to noise begins + the 3 or 4 minutes it takes the noise to get here.
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Similar to my Jambalaya recipe. 8 oz beer for the recipe, 4 oz beer for the cook.
Well I was driving the dart home today and felt a clunking under my left foot on the way home. I got home and checked it out and seems the upper ball joint is moving in the arm. I had purchased the ball joints from NAPA and had a garage that I am used to dealing with install them. So I guess I have to figure out where I went wrong
I had purchased the ball joints from NAPA and had a garage that I am used to dealing with install them. So I guess I have to figure out where I went wrong
Just bought one Mike.
Sometimes the threads are fubar and you have to tack weld the joints in. Ask them if they screwed them in or pressed them in. Some try to press them and mung the threads. It ruins the a arms.Well I was driving the dart home today and felt a clunking under my left foot on the way home. I got home and checked it out and seems the upper ball joint is moving in the arm.
That looks closer
Thanks Mike I will look. Unfortunately I won’t be able to get to it this weekend. It’s just frustrating. I looked back in my notes and they were screwed in.
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For sure. Most shops don't know they are threaded. Not saying that's what happened but there is a chance.
I looked back and he screwed them in. Luckily I did take it to a shop that deals with classic cars often so hopefully that was a plus.
Ugh that’s an anniversary that I can’t like. Thoughts and prayers my friend. Have a toast in her honor.
That said, that’s a cool Cuda story too
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