Hi,
Is this one of those self locking nuts that holds the wheel in place? The sort
with a nylon bushing inside to keep it from spinning off?
You probably need to back them off a half turn.
Are the rear wheels held on differently to the front ones? You might get a hint
from that.
I am guessing
Not guilty guys...
My El Camino is not white...
As far as the garden cart is concerned, you will need to find out where the
wheels are binding and space them accordingly.
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Well, by way of background:
I finally bought myself a light-duty table saw from the lads at Harbor
Freight. It's light enough that I can move it around relatively easily,
though I'm sure it's not the most accurate thing available.
And, since I've done that, I needed to figure out how to get t
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This is all true, but they are great for keeping by the door for running to the
mail box or for a little walk. I have one and really like it for the walks in
my neighborhood. I have found it cumbersome though the few times I have
grabbed it to go in the car.
I also use mine as a child herding
Here is a tip that I learned many years ago. To remove the golf type handle
on a wcib cane use about 5 pounds of air from your compressor. It will start
to make the handle break away from the metal tube. After you remove it and
make the repair use liquid soap as a lubricant and glue to hold the
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Someone should submit this to Bob & Tom's "Keystone's Unsmooth Moments"!
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On Behalf Of Max Robinson
Sent: Sunday, August 31, 2008 2:08 PM
To: Blind Handyman
Subject: [SPAM][BlindHandyMan] Fw: Re: just for the fun of it - ti
I would certainly like to have a free cane, but a one-piece cane seems to be
so cumbersome. What in the world do you do with it at a sit-down
restaurant, a compact car, or an airplane?
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Sent: Sa
I'm not sure if anyone has mentioned this or not, as I haven't been keeping
up with this thread, but of the few messages I have read, I didn't seem to
notice anyone talking about how to string up this animal.
When I replaced my line in an old cane I had, I found I wasn't nearly as
prepared to r
Try a back-packing store specializing in repairs and custom work. They will
on occasion use that cord as part of their load suspension system.
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Sent: Sunday, August 31, 2008 4:18 P
thanks for explaining, it's a cool idea.
On Sat, 30 Aug 2008, Max Robinson wrote:
> The glass globe has a long stem on it. You fill it with water and stick the
> stem into the soil in the pot. The water in the globe can't get out unless
> some air gets in to replace it. When the soil gets dry
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