Larry
Thank you for all your input.
The one important thing I am looking for at this time since the car has no
mechanical problems that I know of is the maintenance schedule. In regards
to fluid changes and so on. The car has the new anti freeze and I don't know
what else might be different from th
Why not try the General Motors site. You may be able to pick up the manual
there. I got mine off the ford site.
RJ
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It's all right. It was late and well ... you know! Tom, you're probably
the best person I could have digitally run in to. Thanks for the slap upside
the head. It's a good thing I'm not applying to college. It's unfortunate
that not much has changed to make synthesizers more accessible. I was
h
You know I had this grand idea I was going to add another light to
my kid's playroom. The single resessed light in there offers little
light overall so another on the opposite side of the room and let me
tell you, this looked to be a fairly simple process, but it was not.
There are these arm
Robert,
What the owners manual provides you with is a basic set of
operating instructions for the car. heating, A-C, rear
window defroster, power accessories and peripherals,
instrument read outs, control possessions and locations,
tire inflation and dealer recommended maintenance schedule.
Unli
Hi Everyone
Workshop Dust Control
An introduction to the methods and strategies for effective dust
control.
Whether you're working in a commercial woodworking shop, or on the first
project in your garage, dust control is an important issue. With
repercussion ranging
from dust in your finish to po
Hi Everyone
Cleaning A Shop-Vac Filter
Question: How can I clean a shop-vac filter without getting covered with
dust?
Answer: A clean shop-vac filter will help improve suction and motor
life. I always take my filters outside for their cleanings. With my
canister filters
I hose them down and use a
My guest on the blind like me program this week is our own Nancy Summer.
Nancy has not climbed any mountains, flown any space ships or, invented any new
ways to read brail. But She has had, and is having a good life and I believe,
an interesting story.
We gathered on Tuesday as usual t
It may be helpful at some point to have a service and repair manual like the
chiltons or some other and I will check out getting one but what I was
really looking for is a way to access the little owners manual that you
would find in the glove box. I think for preventative maintainance and care
of
hay larry, just get a sanding block some 80 grit sandpaper and have at it.
jim
At 09:03 AM 4/12/2007, you wrote:
>Hi Larry,
>
>I see that you have had a couple of opinions. As usual though mine is a
>definite "probably".
>
>Certainly the ideal tool would probably be a belt sander, failing that a
>
I was gonna get back on this, but between packing and final gigs I hadn't
taken time to ferret out the salient question. But basically, any
present-day MIDI-accessible synth can be accessed by a sequencer provided
the software gives you access to controller info. You can store any number
of synth s
Jerry,
Well, not to be nasty, but you spent too much time saying not
very much and not enough time on asking what you really wanted.
However what i assume, always a questionable practice, you want
is access to stand alone music syhthesizers similar to what
sightlings have.
I don't say it can't b
they are:
Chilton's manuals.
Motors manuals.
Mitchell manuals.
These are service manuals and go into a lot more detail than
the owners manual does.
BTW 3.1 refers to the engine displacement (3.1 Leter) F I is
fuel injected and the rest of it is manufacturers code. you
can probably decipher it w
Sequential.
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From: Robert J. Moore
To: Blind Handyman
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 12:41 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] GRAND AM Motor?
On the top of the motor is stamped,
3100 S F I v6. What does S F I stand for I would think the F I stands for
Fu
On the top of the motor is stamped,
3100 S F I v6. What does S F I stand for I would think the F I stands for
Fuel Injected but I don't know what the s stands for.
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Carl,
Not sure what happened, but when I went to:
http://www.findsounds.com
and entered typewriter in the search box it worked.
At 03:49 AM 4/12/2007, you wrote:
>that http does'nt work
>
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>From: Glenn and Janaan
>To: handyman
>Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 2:19 PM
>
I have a couple of benches around here which I usually just paint on a coat
of latex stain about every year. It is a lot like paint but doesn't tend to
flake off, more sort of powders. The one bench I made as a start-up project
in 1990 to learn skills with my brand new sliding compound miter saw
Larry
I some how have lost that email that you sent with the contact info about
owners manuals for a 1996 Pontiac Grand AM.
Would you be so kind as to post them again?
Thanks.
All is not lost for building a real sleeper. I still have that old s10 and
I can get an old 350 crate motor with a Roches
There are three choices for outdoor exterior finishes from simple to super
durable. The two biggest enemies of outdoor wood items are moisture and
ultraviolet light. Moisture causes the wood to rot and sunlight bleaches out
the natural color. Both processes undoubtedly are already underway in yo
It came up fine for me.
dan
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that http does'nt work
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Thanks to all of you who answered this question for Lee, I'll forward all of
your responses to him.
David Ferrin
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Consciousness is that annoying time between naps.
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Any good parts house can either identify those numbers or
cross reference them to another brand.
Regards
Larry Stansifer
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On the engine of the generator there should be a tag with the engine model
number , serial number and perhaps a couple more numbers. Write down the
information on the tag and take it to a auto parts store. They will be able
to give you the proper plug for the engine.
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Hi Larry,
I see that you have had a couple of opinions. As usual though mine is a
definite "probably".
Certainly the ideal tool would probably be a belt sander, failing that a
random orbit sander. Depending on how the boards are fixed to the bench
maybe a power hand planer or even a medium siz
that http does'nt work
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From: Glenn and Janaan
To: handyman
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 2:19 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Tool Sounds
If you want tool sound and or any other sounds go to findsounds.com and in
the edit field type in the sound your loo
If you want tool sound and or any other sounds go to findsounds.com and in the
edit field type in the sound your looking for and up will come a sound list.
Glenn
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I think with thumb sounds would make it more exciting! Remember though, I'm a
pastor...so watch
what kind of "thumb language" is on there. Grin!
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no you's get scircula markings you cud use a aubital with some verry corse grit
about 40 grit
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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Messed up old bench
Hi gang,
I am about to emb
This is from our friend Lee Stone, master Lee to his friends.
David Ferrin
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Consciousness is that annoying time between naps.
David, could you check with the Handymans list to see if anyone
has a clue as to what the replacement spark plugh would be for
this noted numbers my dau
Larry, I would think you would be shot if trying it without a belt sander or
portable planer, and might take more time than you
thinkbob
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Hi gang,
I am about to embark on what for me is a huge wood-working
project.
Behind the Devil Dog brewing shed is an old bench
constructed of 2x4's placed edge wise. This means that the
seating portion of the bench is the width of the 2x4 rather
than the thickness. It is extremely weather worn an
Thank you, it was late and I was quite tired when I asked that question.
David Ferrin
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