Re: [MBZ] A souvenir?

[Rick Knoble via Mercedes]

‎>> Craig wrote:
> 
>> How about posting a link to >>your chart so we may benefit >>from your work?

Philip's reply:

>Sure!

>I just put them on http://host->a.net/fmiser


marshall-mail.zip

Marshal Booth was a incredible resource for Mercedes Benz car knowledge.

You can say that again. Hard to believe he has been gone for what, 10 years 
now? 

Time flies.  

Rick 
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Re: [MBZ] A souvenir?

[fmiser via Mercedes]

> > fmiser wrote:
> >
> > I have made myself a chart, drawn from half a dozen sources
> > 'cause I couldn't find one place that lists 'em all.

> Craig wrote:
> 
> How about posting a link to your chart so we may benefit from
> your work?

Sure!

I just put them on http://host-a.net/fmiser

Called "tire-valve-stem", there is a PDF that any device should be
able to open, and a .ods spreadsheet.

If any of you have more information, let me know and I'll share the
update too. *smiles*

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Re: [MBZ] A souvenir?

[Max Dillon via Mercedes]

I need to hire Nick
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Charleston SC
'87 300TD
'95 E300

On September 7, 2016 2:48:53 PM EDT, fmiser via Mercedes 
 wrote:
>Floyd's little trailer tar problem happen to coincide with my own
>wheel project which has me hunting for - and trying to grock -
>valves stems.
>
>They are primarily identified by the "industry number", which is a
>arbitrarily assigned three-digit number.  There is no overall
>pattern correlating the number to hole size, length, or install
>method.
>
>I have made myself a chart, drawn from half a dozen sources 'cause
>I couldn't find one place that lists 'em all.
>
>Along the way, I found this site - with a "review" of a TR572
>(0.625" hole, 3.75" long, clamp-in) valve stem.
>
>
>
>Every single review could be used for almost any product.  But the
>"expert review" at the top is the most amusing of the lot!
>
>Some excerpts:
>  "I have to bring to light the fact I’m a tricky client."
>
>  "It looks awesome, it smells normal, it feels well-made..."
>
>  "Had it not been ordered as a souvenir, I would instantly find
>  [it] a decent use in my own family."
>
>So if you have ever wondered if some product reviews might be fake,
>here's one to ponder.
>
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Re: [MBZ] A souvenir? aMyFHo5gwe

[Craig via Mercedes]

On Wed, 7 Sep 2016 13:48:53 -0500 fmiser via Mercedes
 wrote:

> Floyd's little trailer tar problem happen to coincide with my own
> wheel project which has me hunting for - and trying to grock -
> valves stems.
> 
> They are primarily identified by the "industry number", which is a
> arbitrarily assigned three-digit number.  There is no overall
> pattern correlating the number to hole size, length, or install
> method.
> 
> I have made myself a chart, drawn from half a dozen sources 'cause
> I couldn't find one place that lists 'em all.

How about posting a link to your chart so we may benefit from your work?

Thanks,


Craig

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Re: [MBZ] A souvenir? BaaFgwpqxU

[Craig via Mercedes]

On Wed, 7 Sep 2016 13:48:53 -0500 fmiser via Mercedes
 wrote:

>  
> Every single review could be used for almost any product.  But the
> "expert review" at the top is the most amusing of the lot!
>   
> So if you have ever wondered if some product reviews might be fake,
> here's one to ponder.

Check out the very similar reviews at,

http://alifourwheels.com/product/westward-heat-cleaned-fiberglass-welding-blanket-height-6-ft-width-10-ft-tan/

http://amigobeauty.com/product/breathe-blend-100-pure-best-therapeutic-grade-essential-oil-10ml-comparable-to-doterra-breathe-young-living-raven-edens-exhale-inhale-respiratory-and-sinus-relief-breathe-easy-easier-p/

http://healthycaremarket.com/product/clubman-dab-on-nick-relief-3-pack/

http://margaritahome.com/product/ozark-trail-12-ounce-double-wall-can-koozie-cup/


With these, my pondering says they are all fake.


Craig

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[MBZ] A souvenir?

[fmiser via Mercedes]

Floyd's little trailer tar problem happen to coincide with my own
wheel project which has me hunting for - and trying to grock -
valves stems.

They are primarily identified by the "industry number", which is a
arbitrarily assigned three-digit number.  There is no overall
pattern correlating the number to hole size, length, or install
method.

I have made myself a chart, drawn from half a dozen sources 'cause
I couldn't find one place that lists 'em all.

Along the way, I found this site - with a "review" of a TR572
(0.625" hole, 3.75" long, clamp-in) valve stem.



Every single review could be used for almost any product.  But the
"expert review" at the top is the most amusing of the lot!

Some excerpts:
  "I have to bring to light the fact I’m a tricky client."

  "It looks awesome, it smells normal, it feels well-made..."

  "Had it not been ordered as a souvenir, I would instantly find
  [it] a decent use in my own family."

So if you have ever wondered if some product reviews might be fake,
here's one to ponder.

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