I just need to ask if you are sure it is in the vent? I had a mouse
in the wall in my kitchen and thought it was in the stove vent pipe
that goes to the roof. It was just lookin' for a home. Had nothing to
do with the roof. A little snadk of peanot butter on a lovely wooden
slab solved it.
Good morning, quite a number of years ago I had automatic bleeders installed on
the heating system in the building I was managing. They used a kind of felt to
let air out, which would swell when it was wet and reseal the system when air
was purged. You should note that when introducing new
If you are replacing the cam, you must replace the lifters. Your existing
lifters will have mated with your current cam and have irregularities in their
surface. If you use them your new cam will wear you regularly running the
risk of breaching the case hardening and destroying the cam.
Another way to do this is to use some cheap iron wire to make up a holder for
your wires in their current positions. Then you can extract them from the,
pull your distributor, do your maintenance, drop your distributor back in,
install your new, and plug the wires in the way they came out.
Dale, I'm sure my wife could hate you for this. She dreads it when I get my
hands on the weekly flyer. Now, you know darn well where I'm going to be
tomorrow. I just cannot seem to walk out of that store without something in
the basket.
Geoff
- Original Message -
From: Dale Leavens
Most of the time when they did cloth wrapped wire it ran in single
strand and had the house as ground by way of plumbing pipes on cold water side.
Going threw the walls won't be easy or in some places pretty.
When I did my dads house. I went with the base board. It was easy to
get at and same to
That black smoke you refer to on a diesel is raw fuel not burned and
means the person that worked on that engine can't tune worth a crap!
All the big rigs I have worked on ran at 2100 rpm and the torque was
given up by there many gear ranges. The most easiest engines I found
to work on where
Well Dale I am not sure what you mean by a bayonet fetting. The one that
comes to my mind is the two screws that clamp a semi flat piece of steel
against the back and the two screws are only accessible from outside the
box. The fitting then fits into a 1/2 inch knock out and is held in with a
I am almost sure it was in the vent because they move around and I only
heard it scratch behind the wall when the toilet flushed or ran the water in
the sink. And it sounded like actually large scratching not like a rat or
mouse unless it was very large. shivering, at that thought.
I'll look for one of those, thanks. it is really hard to cut the lath
without loosening it at least or cracking the plaster. I did get one on this
level and eventually I'll get the second one up stairs, for now though we
meet the new fire code requirements.
Dale Leavens, Cochrane Ontario
Do not forget to be sure about the distributor rotation direction, and,
also, cylender count direction.
At 09:50 a.m. 29/10/2006, you wrote:
The very best way to do this is to take note of the firing order of your
engine, for example, the General Motors V-8 18654372. Take special note
of
I am trying to affix a plastic sliding shower door guide onto an aluminum
rail. I have tried a plethora of glues but none of them work. Drilling in
screws will not work because they will impede the sliding of the doors.
Net, I need something that will glue a flat plastic piece onto a flat
Found this on www.ccrane.com. Sounds like it might be useful.
Tony
NON-CONTACT AC DETECTOR
$0.95 Was $14.95
Item # ACD
This plastic pen-type AC detector locates live outlets and AC voltage
without touching or connecting to the wire circuit. Has a red blinking light
and audible
alarm.
I am guessing you have tried a epoxy mix. I know it doesn't work on all
plastics. Is there room perhaps with counter boring to install a pop or
normal rivet?
Ron
- Original Message -
From: tunecollector [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006
When I talk about the noisy deasle engines The cummins that they put in the
full sized Dodge pickups are I think the worst for nois.
Now I do like the sound of the deetroit 2 cycle when they get really cranked
up like at a truck pull.
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