Vely honouled to plesent Japanese car for you to dlive with divine
ancestol as fliend..hei
http://www.goo-net.com/usedcar/spread/goo/13/700957162920110414001.html
Hendlik
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Nice, until i got to the garish red steering wheel.
Vely honouled to plesent Japanese car for you to dlive with divine
ancestol as fliend..hei
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Gerry that is what I did after I tried the used on for several back ups.
Douglas
-Original Message-
From: Gerry Archer
Sent: Friday, April 29, 2011 7:51 PM
To: Mercedes Discussion List
Subject: [MBZ] OT: Backup software needed
Amanda--- Luther
Acronis--- Mitch, Douglas, Russ, B
Actually I am using the free Cobian software. I just found the Acronis
software cheap on eBay.
Bill
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On Behalf Of Gerry Archer
Sent: Friday, April 29, 2011 10:51 PM
To: Mercedes Discussion List
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Anyone with a OM601/602/603: You should check the throttle linkages
in your engine. They were made with plastic ball sockets. Older
(ironhead) engines used steel ball sockets that fail less frequently
If you still have plastic sockets, you should order steel
replacements from Rusty. Normall
Can that barrel be removed to fit the rifle in a backpack? I'm not sure
how the locals would take to riding to the woods with a rifle strapped to my
back, even if its a .177
Luther
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On Apr 29, 2011 5:25 PM, Craig wrote:
In light of all the
Luther's Benz wrote:
Can that barrel be removed to fit the rifle in a backpack? I'm not sure
how the locals would take to riding to the woods with a rifle strapped to my back,
even if its a .177
I have seen switchbarrel models that come in multiple calibers and the barrel is
intended to
Looks like a drunk designer from the Soviet Women's Fashion Bureau
Number 13 had a bad dream in which an Indian chop shop took a Chinese
copy of a Korean-built version of an old Studebaker and made something
to look like an old SL.
--R
On 4/30/2011 2:50 PM, Hendrik & Fay wrote:
Vely honouled
Got my fingers crossed.
Been using Amazon with good results until this last order.
One item Amazon listed was from "Directsupercenter.com".
The receipt Amazon sent showed a shipping and handling
charge of $27.76 for four bottles of pills that weighed a few
ounces each.
After playing tag with Amaz
Gerry Archer wrote:
Got my fingers crossed.
Been using Amazon with good results until this last order.
One item Amazon listed was from "Directsupercenter.com".
The receipt Amazon sent showed a shipping and handling
charge of $27.76 for four bottles of pills that weighed a few
ounces each.
I'
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Wow, an honest seller http://charleston.craigslist.org/cto/2345344787.html
I would say collapsed rear springs from the dope he is hauling back
north, but it could have some Wilton potential
http://charleston.craigslist.org/cto/2350205269.html
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I subscribe to a "deal of the day" web site where you routinely get something
cheap, only to find out they are going to gouge you on shipping.
The last time I was going to buy an HDMI cable that was $1-$2, I went through
the purchase process to find that shipping was $14.95.
So much for a cheap
On Fri, 29 Apr 2011 21:31:43 -0500 "Kaleb C. Striplin"
wrote:
> wasnt there something about the big bolt where the distributor
> would mount if it was a gas car having something to do with the
> oil pump? I seem to recall something about this from years ago.
The Service Manual for engines 615
Benjamin makes a .177 and a .22 pellet rifle that has received good reviews
for many years. They actually manufacture these in the US!!! Retail is
around $150. They do not take down AFAIK, but have received good reviews
for power, accuracy and durability. The styling is more functional than
aes
Here's a website about electric cars that seems interesting:
http://www.electric-cars-are-for-girls.com/portable-generator-powering-an-electric-car-motor.html
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Since you and I are at about the same level of computer expertise, Bill,
maybe I'll try Cobian next if Acronis doesn't work out.
Thanks,
Gerry
From: "Bill Ringgold"
Actually I am using the free Cobian software. I just found the Acronis
software cheap on
.22WMR works great on groundhogs--at least with headshots, at least out to
120yds.
(and they don't crawl very far)
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On Apr 29, 2011, at 11:25, Curt Raymond wrote:
> At camp a squirrel can be dispatched with a .22 but
.22WMR (with scope), a nice bench or chair under a nice shade tree with a
breeze, a good book, and a pitcher of iced tea...
Oh and some commercial trash bags... Or a good idea of where the local skunks
are (they seem to take care of carcasses well enough)
Be the mountain... Then reach out and
I didn't have much trouble with setting it up, though I still have not
figured out how to have it run automatically [or at least I am not sure].
For someone a few levels above us it might be fully intuitive [with a
trained intuition], for me it was not too bad, and is tied to an external
hard drive
Dieselhead <126die...@gmail.com> writes:
> Nice, until i got to the garish red steering wheel.
The whole interior looks like the Pink Panther's car.
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To pile on here, the Benjamin .177 pistol I have that was my Dad's is built to
last, and has required nothing in the way of maintenance for many years.
I had it packed away for a long time, and after taking it out assumed that if
would require new seals.
Amazingly enough, after operating it sev
Asked this earlier but didn't get (or missed) any answer. I want to try
firing up the engine in the 300SD to see how it runs, any problem doing
this for a short time without the balancer in place? No belts = no
water so I would not let it run for more than 10 - 15 seconds or so.
Allan
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I haven't tried that, but I'd wonder if the balancer provides the inner
surface for the front crank seal? If not, I'd fill it with water even though
the pump won't be turning, and try it.
On Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 6:10 PM, Allan Streib wrote:
> Asked this earlier but didn't get (or missed) any ans
I don't think that will bother. It will probably loose oil out the front.
Asked this earlier but didn't get (or missed) any answer. I want to try
firing up the engine in the 300SD to see how it runs, any problem doing
this for a short time without the balancer in place? No belts = no
water s
It will probably loose oil out the front.
There's nothing worse than LOOSE oil!! Watch where you step, and don't let
your foot slip off the break petal :D.
Kevin in Hillsboro, Oregon
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It keeps the crank seal ring and timing chain sprocket from walking on the
crank. I'd advise against it...
Walt
On Apr 30, 2011 10:12 PM, "Dieselhead" <126die...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I don't think that will bother. It will probably loose oil out the front.
>
>
>>Asked this earlier but didn't get (o
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