I think this hitch will work for my 1992 Dodge 1 ton full size van:
http://www.etrailer.com/pc-H~41910.htm?vehicleid=1992797
Now I need a weight distribution hitch...which are here:
http://www.etrailer.com/c-wd.htm
But I am not sure which one to get. Plan on an 18 foot trailer and hauling 116,
R A Bennell wrote:
Could it have siphoned AT fluid into the intake via a vaccuum hose or something
like that? I had an issue with my
old Suburban once that oiled up the air filter. It was because the PCV valve
was not inserted into the valve cover.
Not quite the same but sort of an odd thing to
Thanks for explaining that. Now I can see why it's not enough to move the car
back on the trailer till the trailer doesn't put much weight on the
tongue...that shifts too much mass to the rear causing swerving and
unsteadiness.
Best is to move 50% of the mass forward, if not more, and use the w
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> That sounds really nice. What is a weight distribution hitch?
To make a trailer dynamically stable, at least 10% of the mass
needs to be in front of the trailer axles. 15% is better. 50%
is best (it's then called a "semi-trailer" -like the big
trucks use - rather than a "f
> Christopher McCann wrote:
> > '92 Dodge B-350 Ram Wagon - it's one ton (seats 15). It
> > should do the job. I see that electric brakes on one axle
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> yea, that should do it. You need brakes.
And it would be a good idea to get a wei
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Could it have siphoned AT fluid into the intake via a vaccuum hose or something
like that? I had an issue with my
old Suburban once that oiled up the air filter. It was because the PCV valve
was not inserted into the valve cover.
Not quite the same but sort of an odd thing to happen. Look for sim
Since in science, things can only be considered from the perspective of
observable phenomena, the properties of light are only understood only
through their interaction with other particles and energy in given
situations. Photons exhibit both wave-like and particle-like behavior
depending on th
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So, are photons in motion particles or waves?
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 1:49 PM, tyler wrote:
> The speed of light in a vacuum is constant, but when light is passing
> through a medium (air, glass, etc.) it travels much slower. This slower
> speed will be relative to the reference frame of the medi
> Life on the trailing edge...
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I resemble that remark
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We did a similar repair on a cheap French Horn we picked up at a
school auction ($5.00) that was nearly closed about half way around
the outer coil. Kept pulling larger diameter plugs through with heavy
weed whacker cord til we got it to an acceptable shape. Some silver
solder and a few key pads la
The speed of light in a vacuum is constant, but when light is passing
through a medium (air, glass, etc.) it travels much slower. This slower
speed will be relative to the reference frame of the medium, and is not
constant for all observers.
Let me explain how this does not contradict relativi
little graphics manipulation I do (which is VERY
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How do you tuen 2 piccolos?
andrew strasfogel wrote:
I am your basic classical music elitist, but I have to say that I really
dislike the flute big-time.
Love the oboe, bassoon, and French horn, tho...
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 10:43 AM, Jim Cathey wrote:
I hope that your flute repair wo
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I'll do it for you.
Mitch Haley wrote:
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
you need a big heavy duty wench like I have.
Do I have to subscribe to "Banned" to tell her you said that?
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CS4 is already several months (August '08?) old.
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I know.
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Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2009 10:12:12 -0600
From: "Kaleb C. Striplin"
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Gee fo
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I have an Ian Anderson CD that is all instrumental songs, lots of flute
stuff. I have not listened to it for awhile but it is pretty good. I
think it is called Divinities or something like that. A lot of those
70s guys were classically trained and found $$ (or pounds) in rock music.
--R
Mi
Can't you achieve the same thing by moving the car back (away from the hitch)
on the trailer?
Chris
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, 76 240D, 76 300D,
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chrome grill, plastic insert, and chrome strips, no badge or star.
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andrew strasfogel wrote:
I am your basic classical music elitist, but I have to say that I really
dislike the flute big-time.
Not a Jethro Tull fan, eh?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3Q2L1Tt1Hk
(oops, looks like Ian played a recorder for this one)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgUw6t3b6oE
I dont need no stinking weight dist hitch on the duramax, it doesnt even
know I got anything hooked up to it. I can see using one on a regular
3/4 ton (mine is HD) or a 1/2 ton, but I dont really need one.
Mitch Haley wrote:
Christopher McCann wrote:
That sounds really nice. What is a weight
John Robbins wrote:
All,
Last night I was going to use the 500SE to tow my brother's Sebring from
behind the house. While we were finding a place to hook the tow strap
to the Sebring, the SE was idling and suddenly started BILLOWING a HUGE
cloud of smoke. By huge I mean filling my entire
hahahahahahahahahah I meant winch.
Mitch Haley wrote:
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
you need a big heavy duty wench like I have.
Do I have to subscribe to "Banned" to tell her you said that?
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One other thing... I have the instrument cluster out of the car...
John Robbins wrote:
All,
Last night I was going to use the 500SE to tow my brother's Sebring from
behind the house. While we were finding a place to hook the tow strap
to the Sebring, the SE was idling and suddenly started BI
ohh, OK, may install it and see what it does.
Jim Cathey wrote:
I have photoshop 7.0, but recently got a copy of "CS" I think it was
which I have not tried yet. Which is the newer version?
"Creative Suite" is newer.
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Rusty Cullens wrote:
complete grill assembly $79.95
Does that include chrome frame, insert, and star? Basically everything
on the front of the hood?
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Christopher McCann wrote:
That sounds really nice. What is a weight distribution hitch?
You have springy bars that latch into the hitch head, and run below the tongue
with chains bending them up towards the tongue. Transfers weight from the back
wheels of the tow vehicle to the front wheels a
All,
Last night I was going to use the 500SE to tow my brother's Sebring from
behind the house. While we were finding a place to hook the tow strap
to the Sebring, the SE was idling and suddenly started BILLOWING a HUGE
cloud of smoke. By huge I mean filling my entire back yard in 20
second
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Will be placing an order later today.
Thanks!
Chris
--- On Thu, 1/15/09, Rusty Cullens wrote:
> From: Rusty Cullens
> Subject: Re: [MBZ] block heater for Chris
> To: "Mercedes Discussion List"
> Date: Thursday, January 15, 2009, 9:22 AM
> I have them in stock, not on web site.
>
> Rusty Cul
That sounds really nice. What is a weight distribution hitch?
Chris
--- On Thu, 1/15/09, Fmiser wrote:
> From: Fmiser
> Subject: Re: [MBZ] TRAILER & block heater for Chris
> To: "Mercedes Discussion List"
> Date: Thursday, January 15, 2009, 3:18 AM
> It seems than at Wed, 14 Jan 2009 23:07:
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
yea, that should do it. You need brakes.
And if you're buying a brake controller, Tekonsha Prodigy.
(yeah the Jordan's pretty good too, but who wants to mess with the cable to the
brake pedal?)
Mitch.
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Congress considers 'Cash for Clunkers'
Program would offer people turning in their old gas guzzlers a
voucher worth up to $4,500 for a new vehicle.
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Kaleb says, "you need a big heavy duty wench like I have."
Ummm...LOL...uh...no comment. :-)
Chris
--- On Thu, 1/15/09, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
> From: Kaleb C. Striplin
> Subject: Re: [MBZ] TRAILER & block heater for Chris
> To: "Mercedes Discussion List"
> Date: Thursday, January 15, 2
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
you need a big heavy duty wench like I have.
Do I have to subscribe to "Banned" to tell her you said that?
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I use The Gimp for what little graphics manipulation I do (which is VERY
little).
Allan
On Thu, 15 Jan 2009 08:49:39 -0800, "Jim Cathey"
said:
> > That'll be an old version of Photoshop?
>
> CS2.
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I have photoshop 7.0, but recently got a copy of "CS" I think it was
which I have not tried yet. Which is the newer version?
"Creative Suite" is newer.
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Or the effect of windchill on Mobile 1??
Randy
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How 'bout some Mo
That'll be an old version of Photoshop?
CS2.
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t;
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>> Congress considers 'Cash for Clunkers'
>>
>>
>> Program would offer people turning in their old gas guzzlers a
>> voucher worth up to $4,500 for a new vehicle.
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>> http://www.detnews.com/
I have photoshop 7.0, but recently got a copy of "CS" I think it was
which I have not tried yet. Which is the newer version? Well for that
matter, I also have a copy of 5.0
Curt Raymond wrote:
$2400 new...
That'll be an old version of Photoshop? My frustration is that I really like the new
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Did w123 cars ever have cats?
I wouldn't be surprised if all the gassers did.
1985 California diesels had trap oxidizers which should be replaced with cats,
don't think the 49 state cars had them.
Check Bimby for prices on 1985 C
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"Kaleb C. Striplin" said:
> Its 12 here and it looks like it did snow a bit, have a light dusting.
-4 this morning. The 300D started fine, but it was on the block heater
so it BETTER.
It seemed to me that I could really hear the turbo today. Sounded
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yea, that should do it. You need brakes.
Christopher McCann wrote:
'92 Dodge B-350 Ram Wagon - it's one ton (seats 15). It should do the job. I
see that electric brakes on one axle seems to be a requirement in most states.
Chris
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92 300SD, 92 300E 4Matic,
It means its able to roll up to 2000 lbs. If you are talking about
those little portable ones, those work just fine pulling a car up on a
car dolly or something. Forget about dragging a dead wrecked car with 4
flat tires up on a car trailer though, you need a big heavy duty wench
like I have.
Its 12 here and it looks like it did snow a bit, have a light dusting.
Luther wrote:
It's 19F and snowing here. It's rare that we actually get moisture when
one of those blasted Arctic Cold Fronts moves through
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'87 300SDL (281,xxx mi)
'85 Ford F250 6.9 die
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> "Its best mileage is at idle"
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on 1/15/09 10:40, Jim Cathey at j...@windwireless.net wrote:
>> for web browsing and email you don't really NEED all that much
>> horsepower. I've got a 2.4Ghz Intel mobo and processor at home with
>> 2GB of RAM and its entirely adequate for all my needs on the email/web
>> browsing/web page creat
I hope that your flute repair works. Is the Gemeinhardt the Mercedes
of flutes?
They would have you think so, but the serious fluties seem to
consider it merely a reasonable starter model. I bought it as
a challenge, and because the wife's flute (not that she needs
one) is really a POS.
I may
for web browsing and email you don't really NEED all that much
horsepower. I've got a 2.4Ghz Intel mobo and processor at home with
2GB of RAM and its entirely adequate for all my needs on the email/web
browsing/web page creation/graphics editing front as a home user.
As is this 233 MHz Mac G3
I have them in stock, not on web site.
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Argh, Well,
Mitch Haley wrote:
Last fall I found that Wally World had raised the regular 5qt M1 from
$20-22 to $26.99. Only time I ever paid more than $5 a qt for the stuff.
My local store didn't have any extended performance at the time.
They don't have the 5w40 Turbo Diesel Truck or 0w40 European Car Fo
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"Its best mileage is at idle"
Geez, I'd think at idle you'd be getting 0mpg...
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Last fall I found that Wally World had raised the regular 5qt M1 from $20-22 to
$26.99. Only time I ever paid more than $5 a qt for the stuff. My local store
didn't have any extended performance at the time.
Mitch.
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02 would have been something
like 50-100mhz, and probably have 32mb of ram- several orders of
magnitude slower than the computers being sold in 2002 and useless for
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> Allan Streib wrote:
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>> Sort of sounds like a self-tapping bolt, very common on furnaces and
>> other sheet metal assemblies.
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> With a nut on it?
Yeah, that would be odd.
Allan
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> A check of eBay shows the G3 iMacs are SERIOUSLY cheap like a
> 600Mhz/265MB/40GB for $10+shipping cheap. That comes without an
> OS. The 10.3 disk set looks to be surprisingly expensive, ~$50 lets
> say.
You could always run OpenBSD or some other OS on the hardware, if yo
coupla cases of 0W40 for less than $7.50 per
quart but I think it's few-tile.
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Sort of sounds like a self-tapping bolt, very common on furnaces and
other sheet metal assemblies.
With a nut on it?
Mitch.
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This will be the end of our old cars, whether for hobbies or cheap
solid transportation. All hail the good ideas from DC!
Only the ones rated "less than 18mpg" -- is that city or composite?
At any rate, it will send pickups and passenger trucks to the crusher in record
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"Kevin Kraly" writes:
> I neglected to mention that I used another bolt and nut, and I used
> the old nut as the locknut since it threaded on. To describe the
> threads, they looked like normal machine threads, but there was an
> angled groove twisting up the bolt near the end.
Sort of sounds l
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It's 19F and snowing here. It's rare that we actually get moisture when
one of those blasted Arctic Cold Fronts moves through
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'87 300SDL (281,xxx mi)
'85 Ford F250 6.9 diesel (x59,xxx mi) BioBeast
'82 300CD (183 kmi)
'82 300D (74 kmi) getting donor engine
OUCH, that's an expensive butt!
Jim Cathey wrote:
Interior diameter of a crimped (sat-upon?) Gemeinhardt
M2 flute: 19mm. Exterior diameter of a cross-drilled
pointed steel ground stake used for pouring concrete
slabs: 19mm. Coincidence? I don't think so. But we'll
see...
-- Jim
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Mitch Haley wrote:
Probably somebody with a BS in fundamental sciences can do just about
anything in grad school if he decides what he really wants.
I work with a guy who just graduated with a masters in electrical
engineering and has a physics undergrad.
John
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Thanks. I'm slowly beginning to get a handle on all the different type of
Macs. Might just go the refurb route since they aren't a whole lot more
expensive than plain used. Will probably order first of next month.
Question: From what I understa
Recently several labs have achieved the lowest possible temperature.
IIRC even "light" or photons came to rest. Did they have "rest mass"
under those conditions?
..
Web discussion:
What is the mass of a photon?
This question falls into two parts:
Does t
I hope that your flute repair works. Is the Gemeinhardt the Mercedes of
flutes?
Keep us posted.
Kevin in Hillsboro, OR
1983 300SD 267Kmi, Ursula
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I neglected to mention that I used another bolt and nut, and I used the old
nut as the locknut since it threaded on. To describe the threads, they
looked like normal machine threads, but there was an angled groove twisting
up the bolt near the end. The old bolt sheered off right at the isolato
It seems than at Wed, 14 Jan 2009 23:07:35 -0500, Allan wrote:
> Christopher McCann writes:
>
> > OK guys, I've revised my criteria. No home made, must have
> > title (usually the home made ones are the ones w/o title),
> > must have ramps and be very beefy...and no damage (I've seen
> > several
Go Hendrik go! I agree with many things but I also realise that the
view from elsewhere is much different than the view form North
America.
Having lived there and elsewhere I see things differently than some.
Viva OZ! hehe
Zedic (just stirring)
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