Dan,
Do you have any contact info on this level such as a vendor website, model
#, cost, etc? Much appreciated
Al
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When I was a senior in high school I tried to join the football team so I
could workout with them before wrestling season started. The coaches wouldn't
let me join because they were afraid if I ran into one of the sighted players
I might hurt them and they didn't want players sidelined
Well first we'll all send our appreciation and pray for the best for your son.
As for your water problem, you can probably look through the archives and find
a bunch on this topic. We've run it around many times.
The immediate suggestion would be to pick up a wet dry shop vac while they'll
be
I don't think I'd put oils on MDF. If you are looking for something to seal
with, I'd put on a few coats of urethane or some of that new 2 part varnish
that dries super hard and is clear. MDF probably has the flattest surface but
it can be a sponge so you'll want to use something. In your
Victor, where did you say this store is ans how far from Pa.
...bob
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Your comments remind me the time I cut off or nearly cut off the side of my
thumb while splitting wood. The doctor was upset that I would be using a ax. He
went on to say that a blind person shouldn't be doing these things. My reply
was, That I bet he seen more sighted people who cut off their
Now you know why I don't go to Sears, unless it is a must.
smile
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From: Bob Kennedy
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2008 9:29 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Dealing with people
I understand the problem with Sears and I
Victor,
I find our local Home Depot to have this class of salesperson during the 8 to
5. After that , I think they get their people from Lowes or Sears.
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Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2008 9:54 PM
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is far
too timid to say anything like that, typically I just ignore their
stupidity and start answering them. They eventually get the idea.
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Carnegie Mellon University.
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Alan,
I don't have any specific information. You can google macklanburg
duncan smart tool That should get you there. I think amazon carries
them.
I've just gone no mail, I'll be out of town for the next few days, so
won't be around.
Ciao.
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Blue skies.
Dan Rossi
Carnegie Mellon
hey gang
got a 2002 chevy venture van
and need to change the antifreeze
did not find a petcot valve to drain the antifreeze that is in the system
can anyone shed some light where this is located
and seems like the radiator cap is not on top of the radiator so how do i
refill with the fressh
Tom
Try this is you've a mind, it may well not work but easy if it does:
Go to radio shackand geta telephone pickup coil.
If you don't have a small amplifier with an 1.8Th inch input jack, get one
of those test amplifiers they sell, they're handy to have.
Plug the pickup coil into the input
Mark,
This is probably a better question for Bob but here is my two cents worth
from the corner.
The only way that you can drain that system is by removing the lower
radiator hose and stand by for the inevitable shower. There should be some
kind of a filler type cap or fitting on the top of the
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ok car guys what about this.
had to replace the thermostat on my 2001 blazer.
ok a friend of mine did that and all went well.
until it came time to put back the antifreeze.
he says hmmm this has the red stuff.
well darn all I had is the green.
off to the parts store.
the guy there tells me
The only thing I can add is that refilling is done through the expansion tank.
Most GM radiators don't have caps any longer. It's pretty pricey to buy the
stuff to fill the system using pressure.
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From: Larry Stansifer
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Recently there was a post about candles and a few months ago there was a
discussion on window blinds.
1. Candela Recalls Candles Due to Fire and Burn Hazards; Sold Exclusively at
Anthropologie Stores
NEWS from CPSC
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Office of Information and Public
I haven't heard of the leaking problem before. The red antifreeze is supposed
to be the environmentally friendly version. The green is just a traditional
brand. I believe Prestone is still green, and Peak is still blue last I
checked. Even for those that make the traditional mix, the red
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It's a good point Dale, and one I hadn't thought a lot about.
Bill Stephan,
Kansas City MO
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Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] permit approved
From: Dale Leavens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 11/19/2008 19:44
Hi,
I think I would be
One of the reasons copper is going to be a thing of the past is because it's
so expensive.
You've heard stories of thieves stealing copper for the resale value.
PEX, as was noted a couple days ago, is a plastic line that has some
flexibility built into it.
For about $100 you can buy a crimping
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