I thought so You did some training with me in the Bep Program
Shannon
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From: Dale Alton
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2007 7:53 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] tracing a light switch
Yeah, I use to live in Brainerd.
i'm looking for some saw toothed drill bits with a shor scenter point can
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Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 6:39 AM
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A lot of the square foot gardeners are using cinder block to build their
beds, you can
Mickey,
Excellent description of the filter, and the installation. Nice job.
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My little S10 has started to make a whining noise.
It is not coming from the engine compartment it is coming from underneath. I
am not sure if it is related to the transmition or the rear en. Some one I
know had mentioned the u joints but it does not click, clunk, chatter,
grind or any of that.
Mickey,
You got me curious about whole shop air filtration. I took a look on
google which sent me over to amazon for the same model of filter you got.
They currently have it for 320 bucks but one reviewer said they got it for
220 bucks during some sale.
Anyway, most people said very good
Hi Dan,
I just received this e-mail from Home Depot Canada, and I thought of you.
I haven't read up on the product itself, but it does include the link where you
can check out what they have to offer.
To view this email online, please visit this url:
Victor wrote:
Hi Dan,
I just received this e-mail from Home Depot Canada, and I thought of you.
Dreaming of romantic nights by a cozy flame? Feed your fire for
Valentine's Day with the stylish Torino Electric Fireplace Mantel.
Victor, you're a real sweetie and all, but you know I am
Dan, like Victor, I was thinking about you the other night while having dinner
with a group including my font of wisdom for everything heating and cooling. I
asked him about the cealed fireplace gadget you had mentioned. Specifically, I
wanted to know how you could run something that burned
I an not sure of the speed but I think this happens during exeloration
around 20 to 50 MPH.
It does not do this in park. As I said it is not coming from the engine
compartment. I can tell you for sure that it is some where between the fly
wheel and the back tires.
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Dan,
Shop around at local Delta dealers and see what you can find for price. If it
shows up at their business damaged, you won't have to deal with returns.
Besides, you might be able to buy it locally for about the same price and not
have to pay for the shipping and handling or be near the
Dan said:
Seattle, I paid 2 cents a kilowatt hour. In Pittsburgh I pay over 12 cents
a kilowatt hour. Electricity is just too damn expensive around here.
Wow, here in Kansas City I pay about 5.91 cents a KWH.
And I thought that was high.
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OK, usually a differential will make noise under excelleration but then quiet
down when coasting. I would check the fluid level in the rearend to make sure
it is full. If it is not, I would pull the cover and check for metal shavings.
I would also change the filter and oil in the automatic
Mickey, my shop, such as it is, is in my basement. My wife has her washer and
dryer down there too, so I
have to be cognizent of how much dust, sawdust mostly, I generate during
certain times. Do you think a filter like this would have a material effect on
how much sawdust winds up where it
Robert,
Automatic or standard trans?
In either case have your wife run the vehicle up about 45-MPH and either
push in the clutch or in the case put the trans in nutural
*PLEASE-PLEASE-PLEASE not park*and note the changes if any in the noise.
If the noise goes away it is probably a pinion barring
Assuming that I wanted the garden bed to be three feet high, could I put a
floor in the bed so I wouldn't have to pour in so much soil? If so, how
deep should the soil be?
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Automatic.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 2:01 PM
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] Whiny truck
Robert,
Automatic or standard trans?
In either case
Bryce
Thanks for the suggestion. Break inspections are always a good idea. However
that is not what this noise is. It only happens during acceleration. Never
during breaking or deceleration.
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Aloha,
One thing I learned from others mistakes is to make the bed narrow
enough so you can easily weed it. In our case, instead of making a
bed that could be nine feet wide, we made two that are three feet
wide. I don't know what people can use in the continental U.S. but
since I have issues
Robert,
I am willing to bet a cold beer that you have a pinion baring going
away. The short description is the pinion shaft is the rear most
extension of your drive shaft. it is what meshes with the ring gear. You
have three options:
1. Try one of the high dollar synthetic lubricants such as Ams
The reason I suggested checking the brakes, my daughters boy friend had a
wined coming from his car, and I told him it sound like the power steering
was making the squeal. It turned out to be the brakes. You could only hear
the squeal when the car was moving.
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You need to use both dust collection at the tool in the form of a shop vacuum
or whole shop dust collection system and an air filter. The air filter is
supposed to collect airborne dust particles. If you use only an air filter, it
will clog up very quickly and you still won't get all of the
Bryce,
Probably what youall were hearing was the low pad indicators these are
devices that are imbedded in the brake pads that let you know that you
are about to trash a set of brake roters.
Regards
Larry Stansifer
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You say high milage. Well this truck has 220,000 miles on it and I don't
know the history back further than 198,000 when I baught it. You think that
would qualify for high milage?
LOL
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Larry
Thanks I think I will first try the lubricant. If that does not work I have
A spayr parts truck sitting out back just for these kind of things and the
rear end on it I am quite confident is good. At least it was just fine when
I parked it last summer. And if not I won't be out money for
OK, generally I use a circular saw, and I have a shop vac. Is there a simple
way to build a dust collecter?
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The short answer is no.
I went through the process of making a network with 2 inch tubing, I started
with a kit from Lee Valley connected to a big mother of a vacuum only to
discover that the filter plugged up very quickly. I then included a cyclone
separator which only reduced the air flow.
Hi Mickey,
I have a similar unit to yours but not a Delta and older, no remote control
however I have pulled a string across the ceiling through some 'I' hooks to
the chain to operate it.
I included short heavy springs on my chains to damp any vibration to help
keep noise down. They came with
I sort of figured that Dale, but thanks for taking the time to share
your experience.
I think too, that since the wood gets offloaded in the garage, I use
the term very loosely, I might do most cutting out there when the
weather permits. There isn't electrical service in the garage, but
there's
lol! I would say that at 220,000 miles is getting close to being worn out,
however, I have had a 1989 s10 blazer with the 4.6 261 cid tbi, that I had
312,000 + miles on that still ran fine but the body wouldn't pass Pa.
inspection because of the rust, that I had to retire. I am a firm
great job.
You've got the measuring and jig thing down better than I. But that
raising the unit trick felt familiar.
Might one ask what it cost?
Does this place ship or have an on-line catalog?
On Tue, 6 Feb 2007, Mickey Fixsen wrote:
Hi.
I just recently bought a Delta 50-875 whole shop
Are you sure it was not a 4.3 not a 4.6?
Also just curious, what is
261 cid tbi,
Just FYI
The body is fair and I am hoping to kick this thing down the road to an even
quarter million miles. Just a personal goal. If it does not make it it does
not make it. I am already looking for a replacement for
let us know how it does on things like smells, mineral spirits and such.
That gets throughout my houseand smells like burnt plastics whenever a
flame source is lit.
Dryer, oven, and such.
I know my garage isn't safe for car exhaust. It would fail inspection for
sure.
On Tue, 6 Feb 2007,
I think I figured out what you ment. 261 cubic inch displacement with a
throttle body injection.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 9:24 PM
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hi, I had a whiny truck but I just divorced her...
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From: Robert J. Moore
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 9:28 PM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] Whiny truck
I think I figured out what you ment. 261 cubic inch
Well I just learned something. I did not know that my engine is a 262 CID.
Thanks
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Behalf Of NLG
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 9:58 PM
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This sounds like car talk. Does the pitch of the whine change as the speed
of the truck changes?
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Well gang, Sue informed me today she wants a backyard shop of her own. I
told her, that's alright with me. I don't know what she plans to do with
it, I suspect store stuff in it.
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