Dave Shepard

SENA Toughtalk M.

I maxxed it out. I could do ten reps maxxed out and nobody else could come close for a single try.

Kid at work brought in a grip strength tester. He tried to get the sasquatch to try it. Sasquatch said it didn't matter what his grip strength was, it only matters if you can take a punch. He may have missed the point, but when the sasquatch punches something, it stays punched.

I'll add more later, working now. Books by Sobon or Beemer are the place to start.

It's a cutting tool. If you just wanted to measure, you would just use dividers.

It's for turning accurate diameters on a wood lathe.

I had a High Standard .22 Mag Derringer. It sounded like what I imagine a stick of dynamite would sound like in a porta potty.

I have no 10/22s, but did buy a 77/22R in '91 or '92. Still have it. Very accurate with Mini Mag HPs. I have a cheap Savage. 17. More of a vaporizer than anything. Had a crow land on my 100 yard target when I was sighting in. Only found the beak and one foot.

I didn't say that. Might have been thinking it.

We went to look at an 1845C about 20 years ago. I asked the guy if it had been used as a blasting mat.

That would be 258.975 mph.

Have to show the Swiss how it's done!

We have a 91 4900 DTA466@250 with a 7 speed. Not sure if they were aftercooled in 89. 270 is the highest I've seen in a non emergency vehicle.

Probably for trailer brakes. A 466 is light for a 2500, but then I've driven a few 185 hp Macks with an 18 speed quad box.