Unconventional
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Them Ponchos were highly under rated IMO
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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abdywgn
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a 62 Catalina 421 SD with 4-speed would be my dream car, 2 door sedan type. or just put that driveline in a 63 Tempest. either one would work.Them Ponchos were highly under rated IMO
If its reduced power and not calling for regen, then its some other issue. If a guy could only read/reset the codes life would be so much easier.
Did you disconnect battery in an attempt to set things straight? If not, doesent hurt to try it.
Do you not have a regen switch? All of ours that had the regen mode had a manual switch
And just to finish off the day, power is out. Yay…from the outage map, its a big area
Just saw the ad for this...
Icetech
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I haven't previewed it, just passing it along
Icetech
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There is no way that isn't a scam!! sending money right now
I was going to say the same thing. Way too nice and no money..........................
Home from work and had a good day. 3 more days and I'm hopping that's it... Again
Power resumed. Got balance of shop cleaning done, need to put a few things away in the morning, its never been this clean-ish..
Let's take a rideI was going to say the same thing. Way too nice and no money..........................
We'll wear suits and say we're with the Meta Fraud Squad
aka MF'ers
My first car 62 Bonneville convertible. 389 tri power 4spd. $75.00.
Blown trans. Dad pulled it home with a chain in his 59 Caddy.
Good times. I miss him and that car.
Suggestions on a good source for Low/ Reverse band and Kickdown band for the 64 A904?
I don’t see a phone # it’s not that far from me
I keep reading about regens....What the heck are you talking about? I have a Kubota and a Kioti...am I missing something?
abdywgn
dismantler
well this was fun...some unnamed person here (cause I forgot who posted it), suggested draining the water heater. last time I did that, I ended up mopping up 1/2 of the basement floor. this time, I figured I would run the drain hose thru a divided bucket and put a piece of cement on top that came out of a washing machine. nice and heavy, not going anywhere. I slowly opened the valve and kept checking to see that the water was draining into the sump pit. little bit more each time and kept checking. quite laughing, I'm not done telling my story yet. figured I may as well give it full throttle cause it's been fine so far. well, it only took half a dozen steps to see that the hose removed itself from it's nestling spot, managed to move about four feet back from where it was, lodged itself between the wash tub and washing machine...straight up! I grabbed it, aimed it back towards the pit and hollered for my wife. I waited...and waited (good thing it wasn't an emergency). I placed the cement block on the hose and watched. it slowly inched up but I had time to dash and give the shut-off a half turn to stop the gushing water, well, the hot water heater is flushed, the basement wall is washed, the floor under the kitchen is washed...I hope you weren't drinking anything and reading this. after mopping again, the fan and dehumidifier are on. third times the charm! I'm going to put a nozzle with shut-off on the end off the hose for next years draining.
Ugh!
The wrong kind is water sports!
I bought a specific hose for high temp/hot water because the standard water hose would collapse or get funky when I drained the water heater.
abdywgn
dismantler
oh great! that will be the next explosion. guess I better look into that before putting a shut-off on it. yup, I can see the water going everywhere when the pressure/heat build up
Let's take a ride
We'll wear suits and say we're with the Meta Fraud Squad
aka MF'ers
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