On Jun 9, 2013 8:26 PM, "Dieselhead" <126die...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Reseal the windshield
>
>
Yup, I seem to remember that being a notorious problem with early 211
chassis cars.
Alex
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On Sun, 09 Jun 2013 23:50:48 -0400 Mitch Haley wrote:
> WILTON wrote:
> > I understand that one dousing shouldn't hurt anything, but a certain
> > big dog comes through daily and douses the same spots/sides on all of
> > the shrubs across the front of the house.
>
> A thin strand of wire and a
WILTON wrote:
I understand that one dousing shouldn't hurt anything, but a certain big
dog comes through daily and douses the same spots/sides on all of the
shrubs across the front of the house.
A thin strand of wire and a cheap fence charger will cure that.
http://youtu.be/-wDzICw13ps
That odd transition time seems to have caught my father. The service was
yesterday and though he had enlisted in the army, served in Korea and got out
just prior to the police action, he was honored as and his marker says he was
Air Force. Must have been DoD designation, though discharge paper
Thank you Randy. SWMBA will be purchasing an new to her car in about a year.
She needs something to drive in Anchorage. I do not need a car for snow, as I
intend to remain parked in my home in the lower 48. She is making a career
move that requires (?) a car for snow.
I do like the cars I h
480VAC should do..
I understand that one dousing shouldn't hurt anything, but a certain
big dog comes through daily and douses the same spots/sides on all
of the shrubs across the front of the house. This leads to
dead/brown and deformed areas on the plants. We're still waiting
for them to
'lectric fencer hooked to a plate (steel or alum.) where he pees
might work well, and be less likely to cause real damage.
I understand that one dousing shouldn't hurt anything, but a certain
big dog comes through daily and douses the same spots/sides on all
of the shrubs across the front o
I understand that one dousing shouldn't hurt anything, but a certain
big dog comes through daily and douses the same spots/sides on all
of the shrubs across the front of the house. This leads to
dead/brown and deformed areas on the plants. We're still waiting
for them to come back better than
I had exactly the same issue on my '83 240D. Never did solve it, sorry.
One thing I can tell you is that WD-40 is a lousy lubricant. Try a
real penetrant, PB Blaster is probably the worst of the better
bunch, lots of people swear by ATF and acetone mixture.
-Curt
The mopar rust penetrant fr
Reseal the windshield
Hi All,
We had heavy rain a few days ago. I parked my 2004 E320 4matic
in my driveway (Hill slops downward). Went to get something out of
the glove box and noticed the front passenger carpet was soaked. I
pulled back the rug and spent a couple of hours soaking u
I understand that one dousing shouldn't hurt anything, but a certain big dog
comes through daily and douses the same spots/sides on all of the shrubs
across the front of the house. This leads to dead/brown and deformed areas
on the plants. We're still waiting for them to come back better than
A number of years ago people said the same thing about the current crop of
blob-cars that look like something a constipated cow left in the barnyard.
The next true automotive advance will be aerocars; drive 'em or fly 'em.
Gerry
On Sun, 09 Jun 2013 19:57:17 -0500 Benz Hogs
wrote:
I'll believ
ROFL!!! Sent this on May 23.
Gerry
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Sorry must have missed that part.
Hendrik
who is off to the movies
On 10/06/13 11:37, Dan Penoff wrote:
Hendrik,
I think if you go back and read some of the comments you'll note that some of
us have attempted to contact him without success. That is one of the issues.
Sort of hard to resolve
Hendrik,
I think if you go back and read some of the comments you'll note that some of
us have attempted to contact him without success. That is one of the issues.
Sort of hard to resolve things when the phone isn't answered and emails aren't
responded to.
Not judging, just clarifying.
Dan
It depends on where it is from. In a previous life my wife was "Residuals
Program Manager" for the Boston Harbor Project and one of her jobs was to find
a place to get rid of the sludge from the treatment works (which you can see if
you fly into BOS - large egg-shaped digesters- her legacy to t
I had exactly the same issue on my '83 240D. Never did solve it, sorry.
One thing I can tell you is that WD-40 is a lousy lubricant. Try a real
penetrant, PB Blaster is probably the worst of the better bunch, lots of people
swear by ATF and acetone mixture.
-Curt
Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2013 18:39:37
Hi All,
We had heavy rain a few days ago. I parked my 2004 E320 4matic in my
driveway (Hill slops downward). Went to get something out of the glove box and
noticed the front passenger carpet was soaked. I pulled back the rug and spent
a couple of hours soaking up water from the carpet an
My question is whether an attempt has been made to contact Trent, to
find out what is going on.
Sure a good parts vendor will contact the buyer if there is a problem
with the order, which happens but to go public with issues, without
making some attempt to resolve the situation is just not in th
One dousing shouldn't hurt anything, especially if you get any amount of rain
at all. In fact it should help fix nitrogen into the soil (at least a little).
Repeated doses will certainly burn a plant but again after some rain it should
come back better than before. Where Buster does his business
You shoot 'em before they go or what?
I figure a cat doing its bidness in your garden is INFINITELY more dangerous
than Andrew's composting his indoor cats manure. An outdoor cat sneaking into
your sandbox has probably ingested outdoor animals and their parasites etc. and
is thus passing it on
The article does more to support Luther and I in our contention that cat manure
can be reasonably composted (and aged, don't forget aging) than for the fear
mongering that says you can't.
The exception is pregnant women and the imuno-compromised but note it says they
shouldn't be handling cat m
Actually right now you could probably sell at a fair profit.
The good thing is ammo really doesn't go bad. I've shot stuff that was WWI
surplus that still shot reasonably well.
-Curt
Date: Sun, 09 Jun 2013 09:17:58 -0400
From: Dan Penoff
To: Mercedes Discussion List
Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT A Re
On Sun, 09 Jun 2013 19:57:17 -0500 Benz Hogs
wrote:
> I'll believe that when I see a running version. Read comments at:
> http://www.gizmag.com/mercedes-benz-biome-concept/17096/
> Some equate NioNectar4534 to unobtanium and "20,000 Leagues Under the
> Sea"
Not to mention dilithium crystals an
You'd need to be able to make primers I guess. Dad says cases aren't all that
hard to get.
Realistically right now .22 ammo (or .223 I suppose) is the place to make
money. If theres an unreasonable thing to buy out its .22, its not much of a
self defense round and its extremely unlikely (other
Mike wrote:
> Many studies over the years
> about the health problems associated with it say it is a very big problem
> but it rakes in millions of dollars a year so it's still being made.
For sure. All of us faux organic dudes suck in to the marketing and
blow off the cadmium and other junk. I
I'll believe that when I see a running version. Read comments at:
http://www.gizmag.com/mercedes-benz-biome-concept/17096/
Some equate NioNectar4534 to unobtanium and "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea"
Luther KB5QHUForest Park, IL
'98 ML320 "Max" (166,xxx mi)
On 6/9/2013 2:36 PM, Gerry Arche
Milorganite is terrible stuff. Human and industrial waste combined to make
fertilizer. Very high in cadmium I believe. Many studies over the years
about the health problems associated with it say it is a very big problem
but it rakes in millions of dollars a year so it's still being made.
Mike
Darren wrote:
> The bottom of the seat is literally torn to shreds, think I'd be able to get
> at that track assembly if I removed it?
>
Use socket extension and reach thru the torn to shreds seat, maybe?
mao
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Dieselhead wrote:
> I don't trust anyone's composting
> that much.
Milorganite, prolly.
They been sellin' the stuff for the past 50 years - human digested junk.
mao
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- Original Message -
From: "Scott Ritchey"
To: "'Mercedes Discussion List'"
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2013 7:37 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Deaf dog owners
Security experts generally recommend dogs as a first line of defense
against
burglars, home invaders, etc. But, in
https://dx.com/p/pistol-style-protective-plastic-case-for-iphone-5-golden-black-220804
I can just see that working well when you whip it out at a traffic stop and
say " I want to call my lawyer"... or .. at the TSA checkin stand at the
airport...
Let me know how that works out.. would you?
Hahah
So I cannot get to the rear bolts. I've tried wd40 to lube it up, and the seat
just won't ramp up for the life of me.
The bottom of the seat is literally torn to shreds, think I'd be able to get at
that track assembly if I removed it?
Darren Marshall
1978 240D
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Security experts generally recommend dogs as a first line of defense against
burglars, home invaders, etc. But, indiscriminate barking cancels any
security benefit of a dog.
-Original Message-
From: Mercedes [mailto:mercedes-boun...@okiebenz.com] On Behalf Of WILTON
Sent: Sunday, June 0
Let us know what you find out. I gotta call him in the morning too.
Either get my stuff or get my money back.
This is annoying and unacceptable.
--R
On 6/9/13 9:34 AM, Curt Raymond wrote:
I believe the idea was to call out Trent here and perhaps spur on action.
I also am waiting on a part
Well, I can understand the occasional barking at SOMETHING - a passer-by,
disturbance, etc., but the incessant barking at NOTHING for hours is
something else.
Wilton
- Original Message -
From: "Peter Frederick"
To: "Mercedes Discussion List"
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2013 6:45 PM
Subj
'Sounds like the dog has learned how to get treats, too - bark.
Wilton
- Original Message -
From: "Peter Frederick"
To: "Mercedes Discussion List"
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2013 6:45 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Deaf dog owners
Well, my neighbors certainly are not deaf, but they have an over
Yep, that, too - "My dog/child wouldn't do THAT, etc., etc."
Oh, let's not forget, "My dog's pee doesn't kill shrubs and flowers." 'May
not have killed the shrubs, yet, but it sure turns the shrubs brown (dead)
where they were "doused."
Wilton
- Original Message -
From: "Scott Ritch
Well, my neighbors certainly are not deaf, but they have an overactive
German Shepard who is quite convinced she needs to bark at EVERY ONE
who moves in her sight. They ascribe it to separation anxiety (pup
was taken from her mother before being properly weaned) and poor
socialization befo
Children too.
-Original Message-
From: Mercedes [mailto:mercedes-boun...@okiebenz.com] On Behalf Of WILTON
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2013 10:29 AM
To: mercedes list
Subject: [MBZ] Deaf dog owners
How is it that so many dog owners seem to be deaf to the relentless,
incessant barking of their
Gerry Archer wrote:
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Hovercraft??
Mitch.
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Oh yeah. I totally forgot about that. IT would also help to keep
the deer from going through the windshield.
Manfred
Michael Canfield wrote:
Yer gonna be needin' some reinforcin thingies that go up and hook on that
roof bar er yer gunna end up bendin that necklace thing the kids like to
jack f
And you're surprised by that How old is it?
On Sat, Jun 1, 2013 at 6:39 AM, M. Mitchell Marmel wrote:
> Plenty of thunderbooming going on some miles east of Don in NW Arkansas as
> well; we're chock full of flash flood warnings and tornado alerts.
>
> Also, Don, the spare in your former 450S
Traditional agriculture has relied on cattle and horse manure,
supplemented by chicken litter for years. What might be noted is
that these are herbivores, with the exception of chicken, which
generally eat bugs or grain. Manure from carnivores is best NOT used
around food. if it has been tho
Ummnh, real English is spoken by the Queen.
What y'all got happening in the hood, is a variant of English with a
distinct lack of the letter u.
Hendrik
who is being humourous
BZT wrong! that is an attempt to be humorous. One u is enough.
Anyhow, in the confines of jolly ol engeland, th
Here is one view of biodiesel processing on the 'net:
".the biodiesel industry and the technology have evolved. With the
professionally engineered biodiesel systems available today, the process is
simpler, safer, takes less time and yields more consistent results. So I
decided to try one of t
It once was, but "british" and "ozish" and "newzealish" and
"southafricanish" and the various other derivatives of the Kings English
currently spoken in Britains former colonies are so far removed from the
original that they have difficulty communicating with each other. The only
place left wher
On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 9:45 AM, Rich Thomas <
richthomas79td...@constructivity.net> wrote:
> Interestingly enough I have decided that the dialect known as Ebonics is
> most likely a descendant of Gullah, which was the language the slaves sorta
> cobbled up so that different ones from different tri
Toxoplasma gondii requires a meat based host, it won't affect garden
plants if its composted BEFORE planting. Don't handle $#it and food
with the same hands. You can believe your doomsday scare article about
Toxoplasma gondii, I'll let it compost naturally the way God created it
and gladly ea
Yes it is.
IS this one of those coiled pull springs with a hook on each end,
kind of easy to pull?
Manfred
From: Dieselhead <126die...@gmail.com>
To: Mercedes Discussion List
Wondering if Curt or anyone else might be able to help with a Lawnboy problem.
I have a model 10335 with a serial
Biggest risk I see is equipment failure causing fire. I am willing to
admit that I am not "scientist" enough to make biodiesel of a consistant
quality.
Fitering wvo is the "lazier" way I think.
Mike
On Jun 8, 2013 11:45 PM, "Benz Hogs" wrote:
> BULL FECES! It's only not safe if you're ignoran
It's called American.
Luther KB5QHUForest Park, IL
'98 ML320 "Max" (166,xxx mi)
On 6/9/2013 2:28 AM, Hendrik and Fay wrote:
Ummnh, real English is spoken by the Queen.
What y'all got happening in the hood, is a variant of English with a
distinct lack of the letter u.
Hendrik
who is being
So the other night I decided to watch The Longest Day, since it was the
anniversary of the landings. I saw that movie at the drive-in with my
parents when it first came out, it was awesome. Anyway, the opening
scene of the moving has a Krazy Kommand Kar, a Mercedes drop-top,
chasing down a Fre
Just don't talk about it on your cell phone or the webbernets. BigSis is
watching.
--R
On 6/9/13 11:15 AM, G Mann wrote:
Very good point to be made. The materials necessary to process WVO into
Biodiesel immediately make your garage a HAZMAT site and make you subject
to all EPA and Air Quality
There are dozens of articles explaining why to keep carnivore poop out of
your compost and garden.
Here is one:
http://www.greenstar.coop/grocery/106-news/270-the-straight-poop-on-kitty-litter
Not worth the risk of infecting me or my family.
Mike
On Jun 9, 2013 9:25 AM, "Curt Raymond" wrote:
>
Interestingly enough I have decided that the dialect known as Ebonics is
most likely a descendant of Gullah, which was the language the slaves
sorta cobbled up so that different ones from different tribes could
communicate among themselves and with the whites (who spoke English,
French, Spanish
Yer gonna be needin' some reinforcin thingies that go up and hook on that
roof bar er yer gunna end up bendin that necklace thing the kids like to
jack firs' deer ya run down.
Mike
Who prefers comp insurance over "Roo guards".
On Jun 9, 2013 11:35 AM, "MG" wrote:
> Since I was doing a bunch of w
At 10:28 AM -0400 6/9/13, WILTON wrote:
How is it that so many dog owners seem to be deaf to the relentless,
incessant barking of their dogs.
I like hearing my neighbors' dogs barking. Means they're on the job.
And it's usually because my cats are teasing them, so I figure it's
only fair.
At 8:55 AM -0400 6/9/13, Mitch Haley wrote:
Hendrik and Fay wrote:
We had one joker over here who put a Japanese motor in a 201 and
then to top it off put a Merc star on top of the Japanese motor.
That's when I lost it.
30 years ago I wanted to put a Japanese motor in a Fiat.
I would have cal
Searching is caused by several things, lean mixture is one easy one
(look at the base of the insulator on the plug -- should be tan to
dark tan), but a fouled plug, air leaks, plugged air filter, worn
linkages, etc will also cause trouble.
Verify that the governor linkage is free -- if you
Dieselhead wrote:
After staring at it for hours yesterday, i decided I could hook up the
link and leave the spring off and get it to run. By turning in the idle
stop to give it some gas, I can get it to run better than it had been
running. Apparently this engine is known for searching. I l
IS this one of those coiled pull springs with a hook on each end,
kind of easy to pull?
Manfred
From: Dieselhead <126die...@gmail.com>
To: Mercedes Discussion List
Wondering if Curt or anyone else might be able to help with a
Lawnboy problem.
I have a model 10335 with a serial number in
On Thu, 30 May 2013 07:42:55 -0700 ernest breakfield
wrote:
> hi!
>
> symptoms of a vacuum leak are rapidly showing up in our '85 300D
> (Calif); first the locks got slow to engage (with the Right Rear being
> the first and worst), shifting has become 'abrupt', and it's rapidly
> progres
At 6:55 AM -0400 5/25/13, Dwight Giles wrote:
Yes, Marshall used to say to check the firewall behnd the battery for rust
and leaks on a 123.
And DON'T forget to CHECK the FUSES! >:-}
-MMM-
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Must be some flyboys on the list that would n
At 5:02 PM +0930 6/9/13, Hendrik and Fay wrote:
We had one joker over here who put a Japanese motor in a 201 and
then to top it off put a Merc star on top of the Japanese motor.
That's when I lost it.
Hendrik
who has a pure Benz
Ha!
http://i452.photobucket.com/albums/qq250/f4fay/mercbw3.jpg
At 10:34 AM -0700 6/8/13, Greg Fiorentino wrote:
As I have taught my children: violence is NEVER a good solution. (But
sometimes it is the ONLY solution).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XazOmi4yIbU
"A riot is an ungly thing... undt, I tink, that it is chust about
time ve had vun!"
All,
I'm going to be parting out my old 87 560SEC. It's navy blue with gray
interior. I spent a bunch of money on this car when I owned it and then sold
it to a fellow almost exactly 3 years to the day. He moved back to Germany
and sold it to a buddy of his who overheated it which is when I bo
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On Thu, Jun 6, 2013 at 5:22 AM, Hans Neureiter wrote:
> and the bloomers that guy wears would be
>
> Donaudampfschiffahrtsgesellsch**aftskapitänskugelschreibertint**
> enfachgeschäftsführerunterhosen.
>
> Endless indeed.
>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDPqB9i1ScY
Johann Gambolputty de von Aus
At 1:48 PM -0400 6/2/13, rdeaf...@aol.com wrote:
_F-35B Ship Suitability Testing - YouTube_
(http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=Ki86x1WKPmE&feature=colike)
I still think it looks like a cicada. And how well would this stuff
work under fire?
-MMM-
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At 1:44 PM -0700 6/1/13, Greg Fiorentino wrote:
There was some very strong feelings about coffee in Germany in the early
1700s. J.S. Bach even wrote about the "craze" in "The Coffee Cantata".
As opposed to PDQ Bach's "Sanka Cantata"... ;-)
http://www.schickele.com/composition/sanka.htm
-MMM
Very good point to be made. The materials necessary to process WVO into
Biodiesel immediately make your garage a HAZMAT site and make you subject
to all EPA and Air Quality ordinances. Methanol is a VOC, Level 1, Caustic
Soda is deadly and requires special handling [lye, common name] So it also
pre
Obviously, there are those among us who have insufficient contact with
those of lower content, thus lack proper training in Ebonics. The inner
city tribal language which apparently may have devolved from some basis of
English, the language.
Whut be hapn n da hood doog .. would be the correct phras
A lawnmower without a governor is a tough to use lawnmower, although
I suppose you could just set it to run flat out all the time but
then you're wasting fuel.
It'd be hard for me to say without laying my hands on it and the
parts breakouts aren't any real help, you'd need to see one. Maybe
l
How is it that so many dog owners seem to be deaf to the relentless, incessant
barking of their dogs. Coupla hours ('bout 6 AM) before I got up this
morning, a "small" dog somewhere nearby began barking - a shrill fast-paced
bark. In spite of many years around jet engines, my hearing is still
I believe the idea was to call out Trent here and perhaps spur on action.
I also am waiting on a part, the 90 degree heater hose that lives under the AC
compressor on my '78 240D. Fred had suggested it was in bad shape and I should
replace it. Then the little hose from the water pump to the ther
What y'all got happening in the hood, is a variant of English with a
distinct lack of the letter u.
Not at all, we just decided to dispense with a letter that
wasn't pronounced, it was too French for our tastes.
-- Jim
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Besides if you apply manure after the plants are growing you can burn them,
thats just dumb.
If bacteria from poop were instant killers we'd all be dead, the human race
would never have moved from being hunter/gatherers. Manure is the basis for ALL
farming. Manure gets spread on fields everywhe
It's funny, as my former employers, both right wingers, one more so than the
other, played into this panic in 2008. Since they both have a fair amount of
disposable income, they were buying up rounds of every possible type and size
that fit their large collection of firearms.
Our postal carrier
A lawnmower without a governor is a tough to use lawnmower, although I suppose
you could just set it to run flat out all the time but then you're wasting fuel.
It'd be hard for me to say without laying my hands on it and the parts
breakouts aren't any real help, you'd need to see one. Maybe look
Curt Raymond wrote:
Anybody with some money and an entrepreneurial bent out to start an ammunition
factory right now. Plan on running it for 16 months and then sell. As soon as
the fervor burns out you won't be able to make it as a small manufacturer but
for now you could make a little money
Interestingly this is one of the few subjects my super conservative dad and I
agree on. The people buying ammo now are sheep who don't remember 4 years ago
when we had the exact same shortage of the exact same ammo. It lasted about 2
years after Obama got elected. It all started because some rig
Hendrik and Fay wrote:
To be honest there is not a lot we can do to help, except share your
pain,
That's all a woman wants, somebody to share her pain.
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Hendrik and Fay wrote:
We had one joker over here who put a Japanese motor in a 201 and then to
top it off put a Merc star on top of the Japanese motor. That's when I
lost it.
30 years ago I wanted to put a Japanese motor in a Fiat.
I would have called it the RX-1/9
Mitch.
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And you have made enquiries as to the status of your order?
To be honest there is not a lot we can do to help, except share your
pain, I wanted to get a M103 (that is a gas burning six cylinder engine
made in the 80's) head gasket set for my car and there where none to be
had in Adelaide, had t
We had one joker over here who put a Japanese motor in a 201 and then to
top it off put a Merc star on top of the Japanese motor. That's when I
lost it.
Hendrik
who has a pure Benz
On 07/06/13 09:56, Michael Canfield wrote:
Aw geez..purists. It's his and maybe it's not the end, or so sad
Ummnh, real English is spoken by the Queen.
What y'all got happening in the hood, is a variant of English with a
distinct lack of the letter u.
Hendrik
who is being humourous
On 07/06/13 08:14, Gerry Archer wrote:
Naw, these youngsters have been using that be-bop, jazz, hippy
language so long
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