John@Outfront
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Heavy Duty!!!
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$140 for the pair can pick up tomorrow night?
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thank you guys #62 still feel 40..... still do wheelies on my street bike daily, still enjoy building motors and the dunes!
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Ditto. Well said. I feel exactly the same and am in the twilight of my life too
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7 hours ago, TheSPAINishLover said:
½ mile driveway?!
No, 1/2 mile private road Non county maintained. Lots of oaks that were encroaching in the road. All 5 acre lots. Doesn’t take many neighbors to make it 1/2 mile long
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Cutting back all trees to clear 14’ high and 12 feet wide for Moho. This is a 1/2 mile windy road to my house. Replaced battery terminals on Moho. Some almost eaten in half. Went to a baptism. Putting up lights in the chicken condo to give chickens extra light in the morning and evening. The more light they see the more eggs they make. Have 28 chickens. Changed rear brake pads on my bike. 9 months old. 17000 miles driven. Front have 15% left
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$500 for the whole car with a bad motor is a great deal!
if you're not mechanically inclined, buying used motor and installing it would be best bet, easiest to do
there is not crystal ball that could tell you if it got so hot that the rings are toast, that would be the concern if you are just trying to do head gaskets
if it got too hot and you only did head gaskets/ valve job it could be a big oil consumer because of collapsed rings
the motors are tough and very rare to crack a head or block.
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I have like 10 units in my house. I pushed the test button and all had good batteries. Just randomly the whole system would turn on. Turned out to be one more unit in an unsuspecting place. Battery was all the way dead. Once I replaced it the mysterious problem went away
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How could he not see the truck? That was stuuuupid!
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Great seeing you out there. Happy birthday
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Sure will. Where do you live? Dehydrating food is by heat and removes 90-95% moisture. Freeze drying is done by the opposite. First to freeze the food very cold then apply a vacuum this allows the moisture to come out by it changing into a vapor and removes 98-99% moisture
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Different then dehydrated. We bought the machine for $2k used. I think they go for about $5k. Gets to -40 deg then vacuum for 24hours. Sometimes more because of water content. Can store for decades. Bananas and strawberries are awesome. Peaches. When your crop comes like too much fruit at one time then slice them up and freeze dry. Apples are awesome too
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My wife and I are preppers. We have 27 chickens and two rooster. Right now we get about 20 eggs a day. We sell them to local neighbors. We also freeze dry 84 at a time and get about 9-10 eggs per jar. Put in a small desiccant bag. We have reconstituted it with water and is amazing 2 tablespoons of water and two table spoons of egg makes one egg
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Look at first schematic in this thread. It goes into the cornering light ecu. Kind of weird snd there is one in each light assy too. A little strange
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super clean!
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50 minutes ago, Pennywise said:
just what i was looking for going to buy a pair, found them for $25 a pair--thanks
JUST ORDERED IT!
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Trimming and pruning trees. A pleasant joy. Eating some Mandarin oranges off my tree. No sugar needed. Spraying my stone fruit trees for fungus. Doing some light grading for my neighbor. Checking peak hydraulic pressures on my excavator. Should be 5500psi! Prepping the can am for next week day trip in the desert
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2 hours ago, EastMT said:
LED
The upper three are LEd cornering lights, the flasher is an LED but the bottom symbol is different. I was even thinking it could be air temp. Looks like a sensor
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Its Saturday March 2th 2024.. What is everyone up too?
in General Chat
Posted · Edited by John@Outfront
Just got back from 7 days in Baja. First major SXS ride for me. 6 cars, 10 people 1430 miles! One day was 262 miles. Some were very long days. Very fast paced, incredible scenery, river crossings, up hill rock climbs, high speed two track rained one night and this morning on the way back to tecate. Chasing white water on the shoreline