Yeah well, I got a set of metric ratcheting ring spanners for fathers
day , so there.
Should cut spannering time down by a good 20-30%, more for the difficult
to get at nuts and bolts.
Hendrik
who likes good quality tools and is a good quality tool himself
Curt Raymond wrote:
> So yesterday in
Fmiser wrote:
> My latest pair of boots is about to need replacing or resoling.
> I think they are about 7 years old. I don't want to hear that
> the quality is leaking and new ones will be crummy...
If you like them, and the uppers are decent, find somebody to resole them and
you keep the existi
I wear hiking boots probably 90% of the time, I had a pair from Vasque a couple
years ago and they were garbage. I probably only got 8-9 months out of them.
I'm on my second pair of Colombias now, the first pair went 2 years in almost
daily wear. The new pair was 2/3 the price of the first but s
I suspect that such slips most often occur when one is thinking about
something with concern that it might be thought to be true rather than if it
has any truth to it. The only 'truth' needed is that some silly rumor got
started and people keep passing it on, potentially causing a great deal of
Bill R wrote:
>I suspect that such slips most often occur when one is thinking about
> something with concern that it might be thought to be true rather than if it
> has any truth to it.
An alternate theory is that he doesn't necessarily subscribe to the Rev Wright
version of Christianity,
Tyler Backman wrote:
> I will call Rusty first and see if he can get it. As I mentioned, I
> did try to contact him before (two or three times) but the messages
> probably got lost in a spam filter or something.
CALL him!!! He is old school... email is new fangled technology. Also,
his webs
I love #6 because of the separation from whats in the magazine and reality...
Sportbike women are better because they can't be all flabby and hang on that
tiny little seat. There are exceptions though, the notable ones will burn your
eyes clean out of your head!
The ladies (and I use the term l
I saw a female on the back of a sport bike the other day Wearing a
very SHORT skirt. It was a good thing she had a thong on (or nothing)
or you would have been seeing her panties as the skirt flapped in the
wind.
Luther
Curt Raymond wrote:
> I love #6 because of the separation from wh
Did she have an "organ donor" tattoo somewhere easy to see?
--R
Luther wrote:
> I saw a female on the back of a sport bike the other day Wearing a
> very SHORT skirt. It was a good thing she had a thong on (or nothing)
> or you would have been seeing her panties as the skirt flapped in the
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 7:01 PM, Loren Faeth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> PVC schedule 40 works just fine for 120 psi air distribution,
> although you do have to uses a hose from the compressor to the wall
> where the pvc starts. You have to isolate the vibration.
>
I Googled "pvc compressed air"
Even us old folk are not too old to notice/appreciate some things, even
though some of us are too old to imagine any active involvement in those
fantasy scenarios that would not lead to serious injury [for a variety of
reasons]. Mostly I'm just happy this post doesn't have a political theme.
BillR
Bob,
Watched it from inside. Was a big blow!. One thing to remember
in a dust storm if you have to pull off the road Turn off all
lights and emergency flashers! Some idiot behind you will think you
are on the road..
Glad I don't have a pool anymore. Nothing more fun than va
Bob,
Watched it from inside. Was a big blow!. One thing to remember
in a dust storm if you have to pull off the road Turn off all
lights and emergency flashers! Some idiot behind you will think you
are on the road..
Glad I don't have a pool anymore. Nothing more fun than va
Sears will replace "craftsman" hand tools. If you get a sales person that
will not, ask for the manager. It is not unusual these days for a store to
have a limit on the number of tools you can return per day. I have noticed
this in urban areas, probably to discourage people from finding broken t
Those tools that Lowes sells (Kobalt?) seem pretty nice. They have some
nice comfy grips on a lot of them, and they have the replacement warranty.
--R
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> Sears will replace "craftsman" hand tools.
About 30 years ago a "Well Tooled" friend lost his garage to the foundation in
a fire, including a 3 year old 'vett and all his other stuff. Lucky,
Bill R wrote:
> Mostly I'm just happy this post doesn't have a political theme.
We've had a pretty good share of MB content recently... :) Not like I
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Rich Thomas wrote:
> Those tools that Lowes sells (Kobalt?) seem pretty nice. They have some
> nice comfy grips on a lot of them, and they have the replacement warranty.
I've been happy with my on-sale Autozone sockets and wrenches. They are
very easy to read, fit well, comfortable, etc. I on
Chuck Landenberger wrote:
> Turn off all lights and emergency flashers! Some idiot behind you
> will think you are on the road..
This aggravates me to no end!! I wish that rear fog lights were
standard in the US... that way people would only use their flashers when
they were on the side
When I did the search I found several posts that said copper wasn't strong
enough
I was thinking black iron for ease of installation (everything threaded). I'm
also wondering how much additional capacity you'd get but I'm too lazy to
actually figure it out.
-Curt
Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2008 08:
Okay, the subject line was an example of yellow journalism, but Joe Biden
continues to put his foot in his mouth.
"Earlier in the week, in Columbia, Missouri, Biden urged a paraplegic state
official to stand up to be recognized.
"Chuck, stand up, let the people see you," Biden shouted to State
You're not a Nitally Lion supporter?
--R
Donald Snook wrote:
> Okay, the subject line was an example of yellow journalism, but Joe Biden
> continues to put his foot in his mouth.
>
> "Earlier in the week, in Columbia, Missouri, Biden urged a paraplegic state
> official to stand up to be recogni
>Dan, et al.
> There is a 300TE in white with dark blue interior at the
>local PnP. The rear hatch light-bar is still there as are the visors
>and the passenger door panels. They quoted me $40 for all.
>Over.
>Fred Moir
>Lynn MA
>Sometime junkyard rat.
Fred,
I need the bottom-most piece
"Donald Snook" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Joe Biden has verbal diarrhea.
Some people just talk compulsively. I work with someone like this.
Absolutely cannot keep quiet for two seconds. Talks reflexively,
without thinking. Speaks as an authority on any topic, even if he knows
zip about it.
I've seen copper used with good results. If it were to fail, it would split
and leak, no huge deal.
PVC would likely burst and throw shrapnel. That would be most likely to happen
if it is struck, bent or sees an unusual stress. That would not be good as
there would most likely be folks there
On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 11:18 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've seen copper used with good results. If it were to fail, it would split
> and leak, no huge deal.
>
> PVC would likely burst and throw shrapnel. That would be most likely to
> happen if it is struck, bent or sees an unusual stre
Uh, do you think I was paying attention to detail like that?
Luther
Rich Thomas wrote:
> Did she have an "organ donor" tattoo somewhere easy to see?
>
> --R
>
> Luther wrote:
>
>> I saw a female on the back of a sport bike the other day Wearing a
>> very SHORT skirt. It was a good thing
Why is the name of the hurricane in all caps? I keep misreading this
subject line as "Houston and IKEA." While it's true there is some
resemblance between a natural disaster and the effect on one's
checkbook of letting the fairer sex loose in the aforementioned
establishment, I don't think that's
Water & Rust? I assume you will be using a "down leg" to a bleeder {water) and
a filter for particles.
Ask the vendor for proof test data on the pipe, you'll be good to go
Pete
Pete
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> On Fri,
The automotive shop where my son works has what looks like normal 1/2 inch
copper pipe feeding air to the various
spots. The one thing I wondered but have not looked at carefully is the method
of joining parts. Is normal solder
considered sufficient or should it be brazed?
Randy
-Original M
I wonder the price difference for black iron vs copper As I say with all
threaded fittings I'd say iron wins for ease of instalation unless you needed a
gentle curve.
-Curt
--- On Fri, 9/12/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject:
Alex Chamberlain wrote:
> I Googled "pvc compressed air" and literally every link on the first
> page of search results was to a warning that ordinary PVC schedule 40
> water pipe was unsafe for shop air and prohibited by OSHA for that
> reason. I think you're playing with fire there.
Schedule 80
Only if you were close enough and not in the company of any SO. I actually
thought perhaps it was not a possible 'donor' tattoo that was calling to
Rich, but the possibility of a 'organ donations accepted' tattoo.
Is this 'Banned?'
BillR
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No, this is the one that future employers will see when they google
your name.
On Sep 12, 2008, at 12:51 PM, Bill R wrote:
>
> Is this 'Banned?'
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> ...That's what I did for one of the hoses on the Hercules generator. I
> think I used copper plumbing fittings, not brass...
>
I don't know about fittings but using copper tubing to connect to something
that vibrates is a bad idea. I have personal experience with this.
RLE
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Hey, Alex...
Ain't got one of them "fairer sex" people around here. No
implied meaning..
Take care and hope all in the path of Ike are out of harm's way..
Chuck
Phoenix AZ
On Sep 12, 2008, at 11:32 AM, Alex Chamberlain wrote:
> Why is the name of the hurricane in all caps? I keep mi
When I wrote that I knew some minds might take it that way (what does
that say about me?) but my point was more in keeping with the
observations of the kind of people who ride those things, their speed
and maneuvering in traffic, and the general lack of helmets. Keeps the
organ donor network s
> ...Also, what is the meaning of Babalu?..
>
Hmmm. Ricky Ricardo?
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> > ...Also, what is the meaning of Babalu?..
> >
> Hmmm. Ricky Ricardo?
> RLE
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>
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Rich wrote: "You're not a Nitally Lion supporter?"
No. Why would I be?
Donald Snook
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Wasn't he the little bear on the cartoons with Yogi and Huckleberry Hound when
I was a kid?
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Sent: Friday, September 12, 2008 2:20 PM
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] babalu
it
> Some people just talk compulsively. I work with someone like this.
> Absolutely cannot keep quiet for two seconds. Talks reflexively,
> without thinking. Speaks as an authority on any topic, even if he knows
> zip about it. Butts into other peoples conversations whenever he's in
> the vicini
I'm sick of berries , I want a Picnic Basket ...
GL
: Re: [MBZ] babalu
> Wasn't he the little bear on the cartoons with Yogi and Huckleberry Hound
> when I was a kid?
>
> Randy
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that was "booboo"
On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 4:48 PM, George Larribeau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> I'm sick of berries , I want a Picnic Basket ...
>
> GL
>
>
>
>
> : Re: [MBZ] babalu
>
>
> > Wasn't he the little bear on the cartoons with Yogi and Huckleberry Hound
> > when I was a kid?
> >
> > Rand
You can put a rated air hose from the compressor to your distribution
system, either with quick-release fittings or screwed on. Might cut
your flow a bit?
--R
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> ...That's what I did for one of the hoses on the Hercules generator. I
>> think I used copper plumbing fit
You'll be able to find a lot of cheap cars next week in Texas.
--R
R A Bennell wrote:
> So how are used car prices down south?
>
> We need, as I said a bit earlier, to replace my wife's car since they wrote
> it off. I took a quick drive in an 05
> Pontiac Grand Prix this morning. Not super fanc
Finally I have working a/c in my SDL since the new KLIMA relay arrived
from Rusty today. Now, I need some help with the blower and defrost issues.
The blower has its moments where it won't come on for minutes at a
time. It can work flawlessly for days/weeks at a time, and then quit
working fo
> The blower has its moments where it won't come on for minutes at a
> time. It can work flawlessly for days/weeks at a time, and then quit
> working for a time or two. Possible brushes issue?
That is how my 85 behaved, the brushes were so short they started to get
interment. I replaced the mo
These people are on crack. This car will NOt get 35mpg, forget it.
> http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/cto/837798777.html
>
> Not Mine, No Affiliation, ect.
>
> Rick Knoble
> '87 190DT
> '85 300CD
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BTW, in USAF OCS in 1960, everything else stopped at 1600 (4:00 PM) on
Thursdays, I think it was, so that we could attend a universal mandatory
formation - Huckleberry Hooouunnd Dog cartoon playing on TV. 'Gotta keep
our national priorities straight.
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I bought a pair of red wing boots about 15 or so years ago and while I
don't use them much these days for a while they got a real hammering.
Still got em but they are a bit worse for wear but are still a very
comfortable boot.
The missus hates them because they are very noisy after I had a few
Hi Alex,
Sounds like a good setup up -- you wrute <>
I assume you will include plenty of vents to allow air to enter and heat to
escape?
I'm thinking about putting my AC inside a dog house that can be hinged to
flip over for maintanence - and soundproofng to cut down on noise.
Take Care,
Larr
PEX - is that the push together system Griots sells??
Take Care,
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Sent: Friday, September 12, 2008 12:55 PM
S
On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 3:42 PM, LarryT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sounds like a good setup up -- you wrute < in betwee>>
>> I assume you will include plenty of vents to allow air to enter and heat to
> escape?
Yes, I think that some 12V computer-case fans will work to pull out
enough hot air wh
So, sitting in the drive way, the a/c was kicking on and blowing cold.
I left for a drive to fuel up and get my holiday pay check, and the a/c
was not blowing cold. I put the gauges on it here at home and the low
pressure side pegged out and then dropped to about 100psi and the high
side sett
Yesterday gas was $3.39 and diesel was $3.96. Today (hurricane Ike
related..) gas has jumped to well over $3.89 and diesel dropped to
$3.87. Hrmguess today it pays to drive a diesel :)
Luther
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OK, a couple of weeks ago you guys remember I finished the install of
the trans in the 190D, and it would not shift past 2nd. That was when
the baby was born and didnt mess with it anymore. Well today I messed
with it a little bit. This is a 722.409 out of a 2.6. I have 2 of
these trans.
That SL that nobody here was smart enough to buy is going to Germany.
The guy picked the car up wednesday and said he was heading out 1st
thing in the morning to head to Houston where it will go on a ship at
some point h
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92 300SD, 92 300E 4Matic, 91
the compressor is not running? There is a complete test in the manual
to check this. HAve to go thru the steps.
Luther wrote:
> So, sitting in the drive way, the a/c was kicking on and blowing cold.
> I left for a drive to fuel up and get my holiday pay check, and the a/c
> was not blowing c
There's a B-52 "BooBoo" joke somewhere in here but I will put my sense
of humor on KP.
(You can't apologize for a navigation error from 50,000 feet [service
ceiling].)
On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 5:14 PM, Wilton Strickland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> BTW, in USAF OCS in 1960, everything else st
Maybe, depending on if there is a Houston port to ship from..
Thanks,
Tom Hargrave
www.kegkits.com
256-656-1924
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The Chinese cheapen the shoes by replacing the leather or fabric inner
liner with paper and they wear out from the inside. Also, the rubber
they use has more filler.
I wear boots and the local shoe shop showed me this the last time I
brought in a couple of pairs for heels.
Thanks, Tom
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> ...I work with several men like this. They are all Polish. I wonder if it
> is a cultural thing?...
>
Does he drive an older MB by chance?
RLE
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> Maybe, depending on if there is a Houston port to ship from..
If he went there yesterday to drop the car off at the docks, his timing wasn't
the greatest.
Mitch
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You are correct on that. Last time I checked I found a few comments from
there with my name attached.
Good thing I've been retired for three years!
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I am still wearing hiking boots my ex's father gave me off of the Dexter
shoe factory line (he was the factory foreman -- back when Dexter was not
make in China but in Maine). Ex and I split in 1992, which gives you a clue
as to the age of the boots. In fact, I wore these same boots during
Pensacol
Actually IIRC there was at one point a small Dexter factory in China, Maine...
The Skowhegan factory was actually in Corinna, or maybe there was another
factory in Corinna
I have a pair of Dexter boat shoes I bought in '93 to take on a student
exchange to Germany. They need new laces but ar
Dad bought a small 3 gal. horizontal tank Craftsman just over a year ago. Nice
compressor, I think he spent just over $100. The idea was it to stay at camp
for inflation duties there and maybe an impact gun or something. Its also used
for blowing out the water lines when we winterize my grandmot
Very similar to my Dodge last Christmas...
I put half a bottle the Lucas stuff in it and drove it around until the trans
got warm, then let it sit overnight. The next day if I slipped into neutral and
back to drive it'd shift up. After some driving it'd shift up reliably without
messing with it.
Last minute reminder, the first occasional New England MB Enthusiasts ChowdaQ
is tomorrow at Goddard state park in Warwick, RI (which reminds me, I need to
print directions).
Dwight will be there apparently starting around 10am (early bird that Dwight).
I should be around shortly after. Dwight i
Kaleb.
Shift cable way out of adjustment?
Plugged trans filter?
YMMV
Fred Moir
Lynn MA
At 07:34 PM 9/12/2008, you wrote:
>OK, a couple of weeks ago you guys remember I finished the install of
>the trans in the 190D, and it would not shift past 2nd. That was when
>the baby was born and didnt mess
'Reminds me - I led a cell/flight of four B-52's on a bomb run at Vinh,
North Vietnam in ~ Oct, '72, above a typhoon at 49,500 feet; likey a high
altitude record for an actual bomb run. Three D models dropped 324
five-hundred-pound bombs immediately after #4 in the cell had dropped
~250,000 transi
'May be one of those cars in Houston for sale soon - you can get it back for
$500 and sell it again.
Wilton
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To: "Mercedes Discussion List"
Sent: Friday, September 12, 2008 8:03 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] I ship a car to Germany
>
LarryT wrote:
> PEX - is that the push together system Griots sells??
I found a forum discussion where somebody said "nylon", but I couldn't find the
stuff on Griot's web site at all. In home plumbing, I've seen it connected in
two ways.
1. Crimp on metal clamps over the joints, like in A/C or p
>> ...I work with several men like this. They are all Polish. I wonder if it
>> is a cultural thing?...
>>
> Does he drive an older MB by chance?
>
Nope. They all drive older beaters. Wives drive newer luxury models.
Rick Knoble
'85 300 CD
'87 190 DT
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Wilton Strickland wrote:
> Three D models dropped 324
> five-hundred-pound bombs immediately after #4 in the cell had dropped
> ~250,000 transistor radios.
So, while they stoop to pick up the 1/4 million radios you blow their asses off?
Or after the bombs hit, 1/4 million little parachutes come d
They dropped radios ... but batteries were not included. :-)
On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 8:09 PM, Mitch Haley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wilton Strickland wrote:
> > Three D models dropped 324
> > five-hundred-pound bombs immediately after #4 in the cell had dropped
> > ~250,000 transistor radio
Isn't there a hand-operated expander for PEX, also? 'Think I've seen one.
'Stick "nipple" end of a pliers-like tool in the end of the pipe, squeeze
the two pliers-like handles together with ratcheting motion to make the
nipple expand to expand the pipe, pull nipple out, slip expanded end over
fitt
The bombs were to impact a few miles "upstream" of the radios, but like I've
said many times before, "I thought Vietnam had 'taken the cake' for waste
and stupidity." Considering the ferocity of the typhoon, the radios and
bombs were probably scattered far and wide. Of all those 10 to 12 years of
It was a very strange war, wasn't it?
Re-reading (for the 3rd time) Shadow Warriors. How it should have come down.
USAF got some good press in the book.
Me? I am happy to have left a legacy of SAR. Never fired a shot in anger in
a two decade career. In fact, "fired" only twice (boot camp and OCS)
I OKC I saw gas at $3.50 and Diesel at $3.78. They were gas at $3.30
an Diesel at $3.70 yesterday.
On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 6:26 PM, Luther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yesterday gas was $3.39 and diesel was $3.96. Today (hurricane Ike
> related..) gas has jumped to well over $3.89 and diesel drop
I have had a Sears vertical tank compressor for about 5 years. So far
no problems, but I really don't give it anything approaching heavy use
at all.
Allan
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Wilton Strickland wrote:
> Isn't there a hand-operated expander for PEX, also? 'Think I've seen one.
> 'Stick "nipple" end of a pliers-like tool in the end of the pipe, squeeze
> the two pliers-like handles together with ratcheting motion to make the
> nipple expand to expand the pipe, pull nipple
I completely unhooked the control pressure cable and it made no
difference. Unless you are talking about the shifter linkage is out of
adjustment. Not thinking so but will check. Goes in reverse, then 2
more clicks to drive. Filter is new. Pan looked good with no crap in it.
Frederick W Mo
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 10:48 AM, LarryT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Along the same idea as the Gazelle, someone made a Bugatti replica - IMHO a
> better looking replica than the MB ---
>
>
> Take Care,
> Larry T
That wouldn't be that hard, actually. I am positive that I could make a
better M-B
maybe something is gummed up from sitting. Might have to give this a try.
Curt Raymond wrote:
> Very similar to my Dodge last Christmas...
> I put half a bottle the Lucas stuff in it and drove it around until the trans
> got warm, then let it sit overnight. The next day if I slipped into neutral
...The biggest yet. Joining our stable of the $35 2kW APC
(powering the computer array) and the free 3kVA FerrUPS (in
reserve) is a new 7kVA FerrUPS. $200. Turns out its batteries
were merely disconnected inside and at least two of the four
80AH's have some charge on them. I've got chargers on
what does the owners manual call for? any reason you wouldn't use that?
at the very least, i make sure to use an oil of the grade that's
specified, and only use SG (not higher!) rated oil in my moto. yes, it
means i have different oil in the house for the J**p, the 300D and the
moto, but tha
> So, sitting in the drive way, the a/c was kicking on and blowing cold.
> I left for a drive to fuel up and get my holiday pay check, and the a/c
> was not blowing cold. I put the gauges on it here at home and the low
> pressure side pegged out and then dropped to about 100psi and the high
> side
>> ...That's what I did for one of the hoses on the Hercules generator. I
>> think I used copper plumbing fittings, not brass...
> I don't know about fittings but using copper tubing to connect to
> something
> that vibrates is a bad idea. I have personal experience with this.
Yeah, but the rubbe
PVC will shatter and spray shrapnel around, especially if
you bang something against it. Just about anything else
is a better choice, and would handle the typical air
pressures we'd use. (Around 100 psi.) Plenty of water
systems have high pressures like that, at least at points.
-- Jim
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1) Overtaking a Ferrari is not permitted under any circumstances.
2) In the pit
The Klima is brand new from Rusty? Everything else checked out ok before...
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Jim Cathey wrote:
>> So, sitting in the drive way, the a/c was kicking on and blowing cold.
>> I left for a drive to fuel up and get my holiday pay check, and the a/c
>> was not blowing cold. I put the gauges on
A STATEMENT FROM THE FIA
The FIA today issued the following statement in response to allegations in
the UK media.
“It has come to our attention that the private activities of the FIA and
Ferrari at Spa have been filmed and distributed to the general public over the
last weekend, together with
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