
int 504
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That looks like two sticks up out of the floor. Funny way to shift an auto trans.
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In Maine many towns have discontinued maintenance on parts of some town roads or all of some roads. Usually no one lives on these. It takes a vote of the townspeople to resume maintenance or to accept a road as a town road. Sometimes it's just winter maintenance that is discontinued. This can cause a lot of problems when someone builds on one of them.
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My Bolens mower decks have a fitting for a garden hose in the top. Turn on water, start mower, run until no grass comes out chute. Works good.
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I don't see the left rear tire and wheel ????
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My 1945 A has a cast knob also. WW ll production change. Rubber was short.
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They came up with something called a beaver deceiver somewhere around here. It's supposed to work good.
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Seems like there should be some crocs.
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Try the construction forum as TD's are the same. TD9 perhaps.
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My plain jane 1970 F150 240 6 and a 3 spd got 20 mpg or better loaded or empty. No power anything. Got a 68 later with 302 and power steering was easier to get around with and faster but down around 16-18 mpg.
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That is what I call it as that is what it used to say on the can way back whenever.
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Brain wave scanner.
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The boat is now in position for that.
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Or wear you out.
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Not thick enough to take any off and can mess up geometry of clutch release apparatus. I did a Wrangler clutch for a family member a few years ago. The machine shop resurfaced on rotary broach and we shimmed back to original position. Still working good but a replacement stock grade wheel might have been less $$$ or not much more. They can also be done on brake lathes but I'm not sure I'm brave enough for that as I don't know about accuracy. If you are talking aftermarket hi po parts then this advice may not apply.
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I don't think they recommend resurfacing those flywheels.
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I agree on a front crumple zone but I have seen numerous accidents where a car ran into the rear of a 3/4 or 1 ton truck. The car was demolished and the truck and occupant(s) drove away. With belts in use of course.
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I'm guessing the crumple zone is to protect the car that runs into the truck.
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McMaster Carr perhaps.
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"If brains were dynamite he wouldn't have enough to blow his nose."
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He is a waste of shoe leather.
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I have used a on/off electric water heater for s sink for many years. I'm currently on my third one. The rise/gallons thing is anb issue that I work around with a ball valve to adjust the output flow. Full on in the warm weather reduce flow to maintain temp when cold. You may find a gas or fuel oil better suits your needs.
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If it ain't broke don't fix it. maybe two rights and a left for a u turn.
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I've heard that but it was #iss rather than sand.
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The proper lot identification also.
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Looks like an upside down boat hull.