Because it is two of you, that does not know the differences and
definitions of a democracy, does not mean that any of you are
right. If this guy mean pure democracy = direct democracy, he
is closer to what he is maybe talking about. In that case he is
still awfully wrong, because US is still dem
Most of them were half-worn through the babbit
Not real bad, but the oil was quite thin.
Of course, we realized that the diesel fuel was leaking in the oil after
a few days so it didn't hurt it too bad.
Steve Spence wrote:
>what shape were the bearings?
>
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what shape were the bearings?
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bowlcole wrote:
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> Has anyone made a still and
> how much are they recovering?
> Can you use the methanol
> indefinitely?
A real nice way to recover your
methanol is with a solar still.
The methanol comes over 100% pure,
with no need for propane etc.
Plans are available on the web,
usually
http://www.popsci.com/popsci/auto/article/0,12543,198235-2,00.html
Will our diesel day come?
While Americans purchase virtually no diesel cars, Europeans buy many, and
even an ultracool machine like BMW's remake of the Mini may join the
European diesel brigade. Meanwhile, fuel-economy pressures
http://www.popsci.com/popsci/auto/article/0,12543,198235-2,00.html
Will our diesel day come?
While Americans purchase virtually no diesel cars, Europeans buy many, and
even an ultracool machine like BMW's remake of the Mini may join the
European diesel brigade. Meanwhile, fuel-economy pressures
I used to work on a farm. We had a tractor that was leaking fuel into
the oil. I couldn't figure out why the oil light would come on, but the
dipstick said it was full. When we took it apart (to replace the
bearings) it was the cleanest looking engine you have ever seen.
Steve Spence wrote:
>
getting diesel in your crankcase would be severe problem, as it's not a
lubricant like oil. vegetable oil would be less of a problem, but over time,
could be an issue. fortunately that time period is much longer than your oil
change parameters. a diesel that idles for long periods of time should h
This guy is right on the mark!
http://www.house.gov/paul/congrec/congrec2003/cr012903.htm
Sorry, Mr. Franklin, “We’re All Democrats Now”
Introduction
At the close of the Constitutional Convention in 1787, Benjamin Franklin
told an inquisitive ci
The ends justifies the means, huh Steve?
Too bad that what you've missed in all the discourse is that there is a
large number that also felt that deposing a dictator would be necessary -
just that exacting such an end on one dictator by using the dictatorial
means of another "wrapped in sheep's c
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, "bowlcole" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm about 100 gallons into this home brew game and quite
> addicted.
Congratulations! it only gets more obsessive from here on out.
But there's the environmental issue tht I hear many of
> y'all turning over, meth
Yes the .1% lye solution is OK in #1 pop bottle plastic, though lye
in a concentrated form supposedly eats through this plastic.
So do rats, I just found out tonight. I went to pick up some of my
stuff from a storage room of a university where I taught a class a
couple of weeks ago, and the '
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