On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 19:30:37 -0600 OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm thinking that the 240D needs a NA 617 engine in front of the
manual tranny, and the 616 engine needs to sit in front of a gen head,
in the back yard.
Good thinking! You'll have to change or modify the driveshaft, though.
On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 16:39:45 -0500 Peter T. Arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I wish Marshall would chime in with Elementary Chemistry and tell you
fellows that there is NOTHING YOU CAN DO to stop steel from returning
to it's elements as red oxide.
Stainless steel is much slower, probably
Rick Knoble wrote:
I hope that's what you were looking for...
That's it! Thanks Rick.
Tom
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I picked a small bunch of bananas off one of my trees today, very ripe
and sweet. Got another small bunch that will be ready in a couple of
weeks maybe.
--R
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You guys are making me really appreciate my 100+ lb Yellow Lab. Grandkids
leave toys everywhere and he will not touch them unless put into his mouth
by me or my darling wife. No shoes [since the first time with my slippers a
year ago when he came into the house from a year of destroying the
I've been pondering alternative ways to heat the house when the power
is out, given our all electric house.
Given an attached garage, with a door from the house to the garage -
park the car in the garage, duct the exhaust outside, run the car with
the doors open and the heater on defrost, use an
It's done! The new caliper went in just fine, but I ran into another snag
when the driver's rear caliper puck wouldn't go into it's bore. It was then
that it hit me like a ton of bricks! The rear calipers have an integrated
parking/emergency brake assembly that compresses the pucks when the
Fritz, some kind of rescued wire haired Lab mix has almost outgrown stealing
golf shoes, baseball gloves and such from neighbors' garages. It only became
a problem when neigihbors began giving her treats and enticing her into
their yards. She did teach the neighborhood children to put away their
How about putting a heater core in the house, connected to the car with long
heater hose?
Harry
On Dec 11, 2007 10:21 PM, OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been pondering alternative ways to heat the house when the power
is out, given our all electric house.
Given an attached garage, with
I guess you weren't the only one that didn't like that posting for some
reason since it's been flagged for removal.
Kevin in Hillsboro, OR
1983 300SD 266Kmi, Ursula
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If you find a pair, I would really like one too. SWMBA is pushing
for oldest boy to take drivers ed this summer, which means Gump is
going to be his to drive and I will need a ride.
clay
On 10 Dec 2007, at 18:37, Jim Cathey wrote:
oMBZc: were i able to find an early LWB diesel 460
Not sure how, but the neighbor lady has a chrysler car that rid
itself of paint. She had the dealer repaint the car in a really ugly
green. The original paint lasted about a year, the new paint has
been going strong for five years.
clay
On 11 Dec 2007, at 07:58, Rich Thomas wrote:
The Joeldog doesn't like chewing on anything other than rawhide bones. At
guide dog school, he was given a Nylabone which he'll chew occasionally, but
he won't even tug on his tug ring even when it's put into his mouth! I got
him to play with it a few times in the beginning, but he'll just
I'm sure there are holes in this scenario - where are they?
Exhaust leaks. Deadly, yet insidious. Diesels generate
much less CO.
-- Jim
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I am intrigued by this type of thing!
I'd actually wondered if there was some way to circulate the warm coolant
from the car to an exchanger in the HVAC!
Actually, about twenty years ago I bought two stainless hot sticks from a
company that the IRS forced out of business (back taxes). I just
Now that this has turned to a dog thread...
I bet nobody else's dog here has its own website:
http://www.bugisthedog.com/
MB content: dog likes unimog rides, and his first disgusting act of
puppydom was puking in my lap on the ride home in the 79 300TD
-Zach
On Dec 11, 2007, at 8:21 PM, OK Don wrote:
I've been pondering alternative ways to heat the house when the power
is out, given our all electric house.
Well I've a fireplace insert and a 6.5 Kw generator.
However I note for about $100 you can buy a variety of Kerosene or
propane or natural
You would not need the heater on. The heat from the radiator itself would be
more than enough.
Thanks,
Tom Hargrave
www.kegkits.com
256-656-1924
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From the article:
Black Edition Unimog, not only the ultimate go-anywhere vehicle, but with
extra bling too, for the normal 280hp U500 left-hooker has been given
The problem with steel is that a sheet will have areas with positive and
negative ions. Add a conductive solution, like salt water, and you have
instant galvanic corrosion (a shorted battery). This is what causes steel
car bodies to rust. No other metal or metal alloy has this trait.
When you
Last night I was hoping to beat out the ice storm. Came across a
herd of deer on the road. Deer in both lanes on my side of the
road. Ice on the shoulders. the one in my lane fell, so I ran over
it rather than hit another full-on. So, after somewhere around 1.5
million miles, I had an
Loren,
I like deer, they taste good. I put one in my freezer today - wrapped up in
nice little 1 pound packages.
Deer aren't just a road hazard. They are also the most dangerous animal in
the woods. There are more hunters in the US hurt by deer every year than by
all other wild animals combined.
There have been experiments with thermo-electrics. I think they managed to
equip a diesel Peterbilt with T/E units which used the heat from the exhaust
and eliminated the need for an alternator.
I do know that there are small t/e units which will use heat from combustion
to power an auger on a
Dog/MB thread...
I'd taken the three dogs on a ride and left the a/c running while I ran into
a convenience store. Wembley (who always claimed shotgun) rushed over to the
driver's seat and managed to hit the door plunger, locking me out with the
car running.
Spectaters gathered as I stood
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