One of the McDonalds near us already has had a McCafe for a couple of
years, complete with yummy looking cakes.
You lot are sooo behind the times :-)
John M McIntosh wrote:
Wasn't someone talking about McD's Coffee?
OLATHE, Kan. -- This fall, a McDonald's here added a position to its
You wrote:Who in their right mind would take a SMART on the highway
anyway
Howdy --
If they sell them here some one will drive them on the interstates at
max speed. Just like those Emergency spare tires that have Max Speed 45
MPH printed in the sidewall - people either can't read or
I probably approved it since it was replying to a related thread.
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Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2008 10:34 PM
Subject: [MBZ] OT/ my nephew
Hey Mr.
The motor is 120V, it has multiple leads but these are for achieving
different speeds. Indeed it does have an external starting capacitor.
Of course I forgot to grab it when I left.
Presumably the shop would have a suitable capacitor lying around, but
that would only verify that the motor is OK
Put one of these puppies in your trunk and you are set for the downfall
of civilization! And your requisite Bush-bash in there too!
--R
Nifty video of a home-built stratified downdraft gasifier, a.k.a. a
wood-gas generator. Wood gasification was an important 19th century fuel
technology, but
Luther wrote:
Do you remember that the second time Missouri played OU? The score was
38-17 and OU is the only REAL team that you played this year (2 losses),
the
rest are over-rated fluff. Did you see the way your former opponent
Illinois was manhandled by USC?
Sorry, I don't believe
it was written Put one of these puppies in your trunk and you are set for
the downfall
of civilization!
I'm already ready - I retried with full disability in Dec 99 - now I'm
producing enough gas to fill the Hindenburg daily! ;-p
Have a nice week -
Larry T (67 MGB, 74 911, 78 240D, 91 300D)
I followed one on the way to the lake a couple of summers back. I was going
about 70 to 75 mph and it was ahead of
me for a long way. She must have decided she was going too fast as she slowed
and we then passed her. For a while I
wondered what it was - really narrow and tall - thought it might
There are medications that can help with that.
--R
LarryT wrote:
it was written Put one of these puppies in your trunk and you are set for
the downfall
of civilization!
I'm already ready - I retried with full disability in Dec 99 - now I'm
producing enough gas to fill the Hindenburg
We have lots for them running around town and on the highways here. They
don't seem to have any problems keeping up with flow at 75 mph, and they
don't seem to have any problems getting up to speed on the on ramps either.
There is a dealer right next to the Benz showroom. I've had a look at them
Again...paying about $20K (if you shop around) to get much better fuel
mileage, or keep the paid off car and live with 24mph...
Bob R.
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I'm confused. Was East Germany absorbed into West Germany, or
was West Germany absorbed into East Germany? It seems like
the East German government is the surviving entity here:
http://wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=59536
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Mitch,
Try taking your kids out of the public school system without enrolling
them in a Government approved private school system here in the States
and you'll discover how many parents rights you don't have. And by the
way, home schooling is only legal in some states because of a support
network
i just took my kid out of school, so i guess i'll find out
On Jan 7, 2008 2:37 PM, Tom Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mitch,
Try taking your kids out of the public school system without enrolling
them in a Government approved private school system here in the States
and you'll discover
Gary Hurst wrote:
i just took my kid out of school, so i guess i'll find out
If you think home schooling is bad, try refusing to send your kid
to the hospital when the paramedics don't find anything wrong with
him after he falls and bumps his head in the driveway.
What are you going to do?
Bob R.
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT:Unified Germany - I thought the communists lost
i just took my kid out
But are they signed up to home school is it through a state certified
agency?
Tom
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CC:
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you are confused because you suppose that the euros have a history of
similar freedoms to those we once enjoyed here in the usa. countries such
as germany have no tradition of individual liberty. consider for a moment
that the most popular german leader of the last 100 years was hitler and you
mcguffey, dude, what else? i also signed her up for a canned program called
time4learing.com, but mostly did that on price.
On Jan 7, 2008 2:44 PM, Robert Rentfro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are you going to do?
Bob R.
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no.
On Jan 7, 2008 2:51 PM, Tom Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But are they signed up to home school is it through a state certified
agency?
Tom
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Oh yes...you said that before. Rock on!
Bob R.
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT:Unified Germany - I thought the communists lost
Tom Hargrave wrote:
Try taking your kids out of the public school system without
enrolling them in a Government approved private school system
here in the States and you'll discover how many parents rights you
don't have.
I think there should be accountability/basic regulations regarding
Gary Hurst wrote:
no.
Do you have a plan for teaching her? Just curious, but why did you
take her out?
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it has to beat being shown endless videos on martin luther king by
semi-literates and then representing his struggle in various art projects,
no?
not that i don't admire mlk, particularly his handling of the white women,
but there are limits.
On Jan 7, 2008 2:57 PM, Robert Rentfro [EMAIL
Well none of the electrical supply stores here will give me the time
of day because I'm not in the electrical or HVAC trade.
Guess it's internet time...
Allan
Jim Cathey [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What would cause a shorted winding? Do they just happen sometimes?
Heat, usually. If the
by having the swat team kick down my door and force me to assume the
position, pistol whipping me as they search for politically correct art
projects?
given their dismal failure, shouldn't you be more concerned about some sort
of accountability regarding public schooling?
On Jan 7, 2008 3:05 PM,
frustration with lack of progress in skill set development and extraordinary
low expectations in this regard by the school. high expectations for
conformity and low expectations for skills just have it backwards as far as
we can see.
On Jan 7, 2008 3:06 PM, John Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Allan Streib wrote:
Well none of the electrical supply stores here will give me the time
of day because I'm not in the electrical or HVAC trade.
Guess it's internet time...
www.hvac-talk.com
FWIW, the **HATE** DIY folks, but you can probably search and piece
together enough info to help.
Just claim it's for religious reasons and they'll
leave you alone...
Dan
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Gary Hurst wrote:
no.
Do you have a plan for teaching her? Just curious,
but why did you
take her out?
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On Jan 7, 2008 2:10 PM, Gary Hurst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
by having the swat team kick down my door and force me to assume the
position, pistol whipping me as they search for politically correct art
projects?
--
LT Don
not sure anarchist libertarian pacifist quite constitutes a religion. but
your point is well taken. probably behooves us to join some sort of
fundamentalist christian homeschooling organization for protection against
vindictive action from government thugs.
On Jan 7, 2008 3:20 PM, LWB250 [EMAIL
Mitch,
Try taking your kids out of the public school system without
enrolling them in a Government approved private school
system here in the States and you'll discover how many parents
rights you don't have. And by the way, home schooling is only
legal in some states because of a support
Yah, right - try that in Alabama without signing up to a big brother
approved Christian homeschool organization DHR will be by to pick up
the kids after a 6 week investigation.
Anyone who really knows better will tell you that the state considers
your children property of the state.
Tom
the track record of fighting the man in the hood is less than exemplary.
mostly they just end up in jail or dead as a result of their disagreements
with the law.
interestingly, they have a 2 acre backyard behind the family compound
house. the house is interesting as it started as a small house
Correct.
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Mitch,
Try taking your kids out of the public school system without
i try to explain that to my kid all the time, how she really must be
cautious because she has less rights than her dogs in the country and can be
victimized by the state at their amusement. she doesn't believe me, as 10
year olds can't really grasp that the authorities have embraced evil and
make
That's because the state considers your children property of the state
you are responsible for taking care of them. Don't take care of them
to the state's minimum standards (refuse to send your kid to the
hospital when the paramedics don't find anything wrong with
him after he falls and bumps his
I don't know what to say.
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/car/530780934.html
Bob R.
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lot's of instances of if and may in the preceding statement...
the issues related to irresponsible production aren't new or
unexpected, just more examples of what we've seen throughout the ages;
when greed is involved, there's a way to screw almost anything up.
while BioFuels as we know
have you ever spoken to any products of the foster car system? they are
routinely abused, neglected and even sexually molested while in state
care. protecting their property doesn't even seem to exist beyond pretext.
there seems nothing here beyond state sponsored terrorism and profiteering.
Gary Hurst wrote:
frustration with lack of progress in skill set development and extraordinary
low expectations in this regard by the school. high expectations for
conformity and low expectations for skills just have it backwards as far as
we can see.
Hey, you're right in the heart of New
Probably a product of public schools.
Robert Rentfro [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't know what to say.
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/car/530780934.html
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A work colleague of mine had one of the early Smart cars here in the UK
He used to drive the 40 or so miles from Bristol to Swindon and back each day
on the freeway - used to get blown all over the place when passing, or being
passed by, trucks
I used to get that back in the 70's when I was a
Grainger.com seems to have a lot of electrical motors...
John Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Allan Streib wrote:
Well none of the electrical supply stores here will give me the time
of day because I'm not in the electrical or HVAC trade.
Guess it's internet time...
www.hvac-talk.com
you are trying to make me even more depressed than i already am, huh?
it is stunning that the government is absolutely powerless to fight any real
crime and the police simply will not protect and serve, but they have
resources for all of this nonsense you have been showing us.
what can one
Folks:
Anyone have any info on the 123 230 gassers? Were they imported, or
are they by definition grey market? Is the 230 a good mill? Reliable?
Good FI system? Adequate power and economy? (numbers would be nice
here) Parts available (RUSTY?) and easy to work on? Any known
weaknesses of
The 230 is a grey market car. The few I looked at had Stromberg side
draft carburetors.
Tom
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Received: 1/7/08 4:09 PM
To: mercedes@okiebenz.com
CC:
Subject: [MBZ] 123 GASSER INFO NEEDED
Folks:
Anyone have any info
Unfortunately, I've been involved with the system. We took temporary
custody of a Niece while her Mother got her drug filled life in order.
I learned through the process how much the State really can do. DHR was
has a court order in hand to remove her from the house she was living in
threatened
Howdy,
I guess Va is one of the few states that allow homeschooling and
accomodates those wishing to do so to make things as easy as possible. My
daughter decided to homeschool our g-son when he was to enter the 1st
grade - luckily the state doesn't get in the way of those wishing to home
On Jan 7, 2008 12:48 PM, Robert Rentfro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/car/530780934.html
The ad says new tires... he's just trying to give you a good luck at them!
Alex Chamberlain
'87 300D Turbo et al.
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IIRC, our g-son must be tested every 3-5 years to insure he is receiving an
appropriate education.I believe he's already had one series of tests and
scored very high. I mentioned mid 90% in my previous email - I believe
that's the tests where he scored so highly. My wife keeps track of
HE just had winning bid on the old powerbook I had on eBay. I think
he is going to put her to work rebuilding laptops and then selling
them on craigslist.
clay
On 7 Jan 2008, at 11:58, Gary Hurst wrote:
mcguffey, dude, what else? i also signed her up for a canned
program called
I am not at all sure home schooling is good for most kids. The BiL
who lives in the boonies of NC is going to school his kids. Their
oldest is seven and has the diction of a three year old. Not sure he
has a grasp of basic second grade math or reading either. Then
again, I am comparing
I disagree with that, you are forgetting about Martin Luther who stood
up to the Catholic church and won.
It can be argued that his actions inspired others to stand up for their
rights and may well have influenced your founding fathers and their view
of liberty.
Also I think to say that Hitler
Gutless but reliable. Came in 230.4 or 230.6 version, neither are any
good compared to the 230E or 280E. The 230.6 drinking as much juice as
the 280E and having 50% less power.
Your best bet for a putt putt is a 190E, very nice ladies car. Best that
she has a drive of a 123 chassis and a 201
Umnh sorry slight mistake, I think the 230.6 was dropped for the 123 and
replaced with the 250.
Hendrik Fay wrote:
Gutless but reliable. Came in 230.4 or 230.6 version, neither are any
good compared to the 230E or 280E. The 230.6 drinking as much juice as
the 280E and having 50% less
Dan Weeks wrote:
Folks:
Anyone have any info on the 123 230 gassers? Were they imported, or
are they by definition grey market? Is the 230 a good mill? Reliable?
Good FI system? Adequate power and economy? (numbers would be nice
here) Parts available (RUSTY?) and easy to work on? Any
It's pinin for Der Vaterland
--R
Robert Rentfro wrote:
I don't know what to say.
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/car/530780934.html
Bob R.
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Technolgy Review is sorta an MIT publication, generally fairly accurate
on tech issues but does have a Cambridge orientation to it, so set your
BS meter appropriately.
Making ethanol from corn is expensive. Better biofuels are years away
from the gas tank. But do we really have any
No, what is stunning is how long it's taken to revert back to having
to have someone tell you what to do - like the rest of the world.
what is stunning is how we have allowed this continental tyranny to take
hold in our nation.
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OK Don, KD5NRO
Norman, OK
There are three kinds of lies:
It's your responsibility to see that she learns something - in school
or at home. She'll learn to deal with the other people on the planet
at school - something that you'll have a hard time teaching her at
home.
given their dismal failure, shouldn't you be more concerned about some sort
of
They aren't much different than the government in that regard.
probably behooves us to join some sort of
fundamentalist christian homeschooling organization for protection against
vindictive action from government thugs.
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OK Don, KD5NRO
Norman, OK
There are three kinds of lies: lies,
OK Don wrote:
She'll learn to deal with the other people on the planet
at school - something that you'll have a hard time teaching her at
home.
These days, it seems like they will train her to be a good slave
if he lets the public school system get their hooks in her much
farther. Hitler was
Same treatment from the religious run foster care system - it's a
matter of what are you going to do with the kids abandoned by
miscreant parents?
On Jan 7, 2008 2:52 PM, Gary Hurst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
have you ever spoken to any products of the foster car system? they are
routinely
The fundamentalists are much different than the government. I should know --
that is how I was reared.
The government can say do it my way or to jail you go. The
fundamentalists exhibit the same need for control, except they threaten you
with everlasting punishment in hell instead of a brief
the degree of personal liberty under hitler was pretty good compared to ours
in some areas. our government freaks would make old dolf blush.
On Jan 7, 2008 8:45 PM, Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK Don wrote:
She'll learn to deal with the other people on the planet
at school -
My four kids went through the worst grade and middle schools in
town, and ended up at NYU, Yale, and OU with scholarships. You are
responsible for what they learn, not the school.
On Jan 7, 2008 7:45 PM, Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK Don wrote:
She'll learn to deal with the other
what about the kids that are kidnapped and farmed out to abusive foster
homes by their friends in the government (i would presume that these
government agents get some kind of kickback, but don't know how the details
work)?
On Jan 7, 2008 8:47 PM, OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Same treatment
i'm not saying that i support the fundamentalists, just that i might need
their protection.
On Jan 7, 2008 8:49 PM, Wonko the Sane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The fundamentalists are much different than the government. I should know
--
that is how I was reared.
The government can say do it my
The '90 300D 2.5 got 37.4 mpg on the 1007 mile round trip to Houston
with local running around there and a trip to work today. The 300SDL
got 25 MPG on the trip down (it's there for the duration of the
internship). That's approximately 4 gallons per 100 miles for the 603
and 3gallons per 100 miles
again, they need to get their own house in order . i would bet anything that
the home schoolers utterly destroy the government schoolers on these tests.
why aren't the child welfare agencies dragging teachers and principals off
to jail? oh, yeah, cause it's a racket!
On Jan 7, 2008 6:01 PM,
Kidnapped Have you seen how bad it has to get before the kids are
removed from a home? That's the LAST resort. Wittness the LACK of
response to the ealrier reports to child wlefare about Kaleb's new
kids. Follow a child welfare worker around for a few days - it'll open
your eyes. We don't pay
Those fundamentalists will feel the need, no calling, to beat the
devil out of the likes of you
On Jan 7, 2008 7:59 PM, Gary Hurst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i'm not saying that i support the fundamentalists, just that i might need
their protection.
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Norman, OK
There are
Thanks Tom, Hendrik, and Tom, for your replies. Looks like it's best
to avoid unless its a 230E. I'll restrict my search to that criteria.
I agree the 190 would be perfect for my wife, who is rather petite.
However, she was involved in a terrible accident in a civic once that
had her
On Jan 7, 2008, at 7:43 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan Weeks wrote:
Folks:
Anyone have any info on the 123 230 gassers? Were they imported, or
are they by definition grey market? Is the 230 a good mill? Reliable?
Good FI system? Adequate power and economy? (numbers would be nice
here)
google georgia dfcs and you will have enough kidnap stories to fill a book.
children are kidnapped for reasons such as there were scissors in the
house. we have a customer at bimby who drives an S600 from being a
professional foster parent. tom, who works at bimby, has personal knowledge
of such
Dan Weeks wrote:
her pierced ears. She wants something more substantial feeling,
whether or not the 201 is statistically safer than a 123..
Dan, Dan, you've been around too long to quote an entire digest.
450SLC are going pretty cheap these days, if she drives so little
that 12 mpg won't
OK Don wrote:
My four kids went through the worst grade and middle schools in
town, and ended up at NYU, Yale, and OU with scholarships. You are
responsible for what they learn, not the school.
Admission to Yale is not proof that your kids were not exposed to
socialist indoctrination. In
I agree with Don.
Child Services (DHR in Alabama) is the most over worked government
organization in any state. The problem is that the workers have to
obtain unrefutable evidence then they have to present the evidence to a
Judge the judge has to issue a court order to have the child or
children
I believe that the best mercedes gasser is a late 80's / early 90's
300E. Find one in good shape it will go many miles.
Tom
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To: mercedes@okiebenz.com
CC:
Subject: Re: [MBZ] 123 Gasser info
I can pretty well guarantee that's there's not much socialist leaning
going on in Oklahoma ---
They were exposed to far more religious far right leanings than I perfered.
Admission to Yale is not proof that your kids were not exposed to
socialist indoctrination. In fact, a large dose of
Not to put a damper on things, but despite its size the W201 is a much safer
car than a W123. The W123 was the last MB that was not specifically designed
for offset frontal impact (that started with the 126 and 201). The 123 also
doesn't have seatbelt pre-tensioners, airbags, or ABS. And you
Having grown up Catholic, attending a Baptist Church with my Wife for
years and now being a Presyterian, I think I'm qualified to state that
our Government is not near as close minded unyielding as some
religions.
Tom
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Mercedes was doing crash testing long before anyone else, in 1953 to be
exact. Even my 1959 220S has crumple zones in the front end sheet metal.
Tom
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To: Mercedes List
Tom Hargrave wrote:
Child Services (DHR in Alabama) is the most over worked government
organization in any state. The problem is that the workers have to
obtain unrefutable evidence then they have to present the evidence to a
Judge the judge has to issue a court order to have the child or
They can based on observations but the conditions must be absolutely
horrible undisputable. A court order is much safer because a judge is
making a decision based on available evidence. This keeps the case
worker isolated protected.
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18 yo car in Prius territory, much lower cost of ownership too I would
wager. Imagine with new technology.
--R
OK Don wrote:
The '90 300D 2.5 got 37.4 mpg on the 1007 mile round trip to Houston
with local running around there and a trip to work today. The 300SDL
got 25 MPG on the trip down
What fuel mileage does the '95 300D with the 606 get? THere's a nice
looking one on eBay right now - in Philly that isn't going for all
that much - yet.
On Jan 7, 2008 10:05 PM, Rich Thomas
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18 yo car in Prius territory, much lower cost of ownership too I would
wager.
In a message dated 1/7/2008 1:10:56 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
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Well none of the electrical supply stores here will give me the time
of day because I'm not in the electrical or HVAC trade.
Graingers and Johnstone are two wholesalers that will take your cash,
The hose/nozzle is a vacuum operated shutoff inside the handle and will
not allow milking the hose. What's in the nozzle will drain, but the
hose will remain full at all times.
Luther, has own mini biodiesel fuel station
On Sun, 06 Jan 2008 21:30:10 -0600, Fmiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Big 10 Meet the SEC
Can You say Azz whipping 2 years in a row.
GEAUX TIGERS
Russ W.
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it's hard to know what to say here, but this is no surprise at all. every
team in the sec is very good. few teams in the big 10 are really top
teams. it's like the triple a champion playing against the world series
champion to decide who is best. even if the AAA team is really, really
good,
Subject car: '82 300CD
The fuse for the right front markerlight, right tail light, dash lights,
and headlight warning buzzer (key buzzer works fine) has blown 4 times in
the last 6 months. The most recent time was about 3 weeks ago (or so I
thought...). Last night I opened my door and the
PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!
PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!
PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!
Luther
On Mon, 07 Jan 2008 22:52:46 -0600, Gary Hurst [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Depends on fuel and how you drive. I was getting 33-36mpg depending
on how long I stayed on the highway. Did a cross country at 75-90mph
for those results. Around town it gets down to 25mpg on B20.
On 7 Jan 2008, at 20:14, OK Don wrote:
What fuel mileage does the '95 300D with the 606
i do think it's time
On Jan 8, 2008 12:09 AM, Luther - laptop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!
PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!PLAYOFFS!!
The fuse for the right front markerlight, right tail light, dash
lights,
and headlight warning buzzer (key buzzer works fine) has blown 4 times
in
the last 6 months.
I've seen a dimmer rheostat that came apart and managed to short
out against something. It obviously felt like a mess,
Hi, all -
It is another cold winter here in northeastern New Mexico, and the
battery on the wife's 300CD has again taken a crap. It shows as fully
charged when I hook up the charger, but there are no cold cranking amps
and it won't turn the engine over fast enough to get it going.
So now I must
Measure the voltage across the posts while someone engages the starter make
sure you are measuring at the posts themselves, not the cable ends. If the
battery voltage stays above 9 volts then your issue is elsewhere.
Thanks,
Tom Hargrave
www.kegkits.com
256-656-1924
-Original Message-
I was hopeful about Graingers, but their nearest outlet is 50 miles
away. Went to their web site and found the motor but in the process
of checking out I found out that they don't want to do consumer sales
either. So I'd have to fake being a business, which would almost
certainly work
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