Boy I don’t remember, it’s been probably 8 years since I have done one. I work on mainly Cummins and Maxxforce internationals now.
I use to do a lot of CAT c7 and isb 8.3 Cummins work and pre egr detriotengine work.
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I use to do a lot of CAT c7 and isb 8.3 Cummins work and pre egr detriotengine work.
I love clouds like this where one part really blows up and punches through the top of the layer. I used to fly sailplanes and hang gliders a lot (still do some) and that's a sure sign you are going to have a great ride!
Right side of bathroom vanity, before..
After.
Mr. Owner called the shots on the receptacle, he can deal with. Gonna need a jumbo plate. Get the final haze off tomorrow.
After.
Mr. Owner called the shots on the receptacle, he can deal with. Gonna need a jumbo plate. Get the final haze off tomorrow.
SunHenge....
I don't usually get to see the sun rise from home as I'm on my way to work before it does but this is SunHenge.
In June the Sun will rise to the left of that water tower.
Good times are coming.
I don't usually get to see the sun rise from home as I'm on my way to work before it does but this is SunHenge.
In June the Sun will rise to the left of that water tower.
Good times are coming.
Finally got my two 16" training rounds moved. 2,000 lbs and that's a 4' pallet. Don't see these going down the road every day - turned a few heads!
MILS or MOA for your scope?
Best I can find. About 15ish
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What was his propose in leaving such a gap? I can’t think of a food reason?
Looks good Geno!!
been thinking about one of these auto smokers for the times I dont have time to babysit the stick fired one.
just saw a used one for $250......
looks used, but in good shape. I compared pics to the ones I see of yours and Jimmys out in WA and it looks similar.
has meat probe and cover too.
Kinda thinking thats a good deal and I should get after it.
been thinking about one of these auto smokers for the times I dont have time to babysit the stick fired one.
just saw a used one for $250......
looks used, but in good shape. I compared pics to the ones I see of yours and Jimmys out in WA and it looks similar.
has meat probe and cover too.
Kinda thinking thats a good deal and I should get after it.
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Start talking about dropping the motor and people social distance so good, you have to look on the back of milk cartons to find them
Doing some packing this morning before I go visit my wife in the hospital. I hate moving in normal times. Add in a pregnant wife and a pandemic and it's just tons of fun.
Found this newspaper from 22 March 1936 in an old world atlas my wife bought me years ago. Funny how things never change.
Just pulled it at 204 IT. Wrapped, sitting in a cooler for an hour or two before cutting
He wanted to put in a box extender, bring the receptacle flush with the tile. I told him I'd cut small tiles and glue them in, then use nylon spacers over the screws to do the same (have done this many, many times). He didn't see it my way, had to do it his way. His way, his problem.
The guy's been looking over my shoulder the whole job. Knows just enough to get into trouble. His plan for cutting the countertop hole for a drop in stovetop involved a piece of cardboard and a sharpie. No square, tape measure, just trace and cut.
Today is kitchen countertops. Total mess, crooked walls and bad factory miter cuts. I have to quit ranting before I blow a gasket.
Fleet Farm had 223 on sale for $4.00 a box today. Can't pass up buying a few boxes.
I rescued this oxygen tank recharging system from the project I’m currently remodeling. I need some ideas on what this can be repurposed for. Either entirely or parts. BTW it is fully functioning . Any ideas would be great.
Yep, my first thought, I have been putting the word out. That’s one reason I put it on here. I have a friend that ships used commercial equipment to 3rd world countries through his church so he is looking into this for me.
We use engineered studs for any wall that's going to get cabinets. Makes cabinet setting and counter tops a fair bit easier. Assuming the drywallers don't somehow fuck it up.I do love me some bowed walls...?
Good bark, not a deep smoke ring. Might be the best one I’ve made to date actually
Couldn't say. It's not my usual. Aside from Hornady critical defense and varmint loads it was all they had. I'll try a box and throw the rest into the stockpile. I didn't need the ammo but the price was right.
They do have tons of 40 S&W too. Not a lick of 9mm. So I keep adding to the pile of .40 too.
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