John Berryman wrote:
You'd love outdoor emergency repairs up here then.
Outdoor emergencies are no more cause for concern after you'd had a few. All it
takes is learning that getting upset about it doesn't make it go by any faster -
usually it's the opposite.
--
John L. Ervine
Christopher McCann wrote:
Danke Doktor! Why can I surf to these pages, but when I get to them, it's ALWAYS
File not found? Am I missing something on my computer?
The IT guy (85 300Dt) gets back from vacation in 2 weeks...do I need some client or something to interface with that site?
Mercedes requires that the coolant be replaced every 2-3 years! That's
got NOTHING to do with the ability to prevent freezing!!
Marshall
--
Marshall Booth (who doesn't respond to unsigned questions)
der Dieseling Doktor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
'87 300TD 182Kmi, '84 190D 2.2 229Kmi,
Can anyone in the SF bay area help me by picking up an item and
delivering it to a shipping store??
Thanks in advance,
Jeff Zedic
Toronto
87 300TD
Failure to change the coolant (and to use the correct stuff) will
result in premature radiator failure (often holing) and can even ruin
the head on cast iron block engines. Probably less trouble on aluminum
block engines, but still, why risk a very expensive engine for $25
worth of coolant?
On Mar 13, 2006, at 7:09 PM, John Ervine wrote:
Outdoor emergencies are no more cause for concern after you'd had a
few. All it
takes is learning that getting upset about it doesn't make it go by
any faster -
usually it's the opposite.
--
John L. Ervine
That's a fact. Works
Yes! And don't do what I did last fall... and only
change the front mounts. Now I have to crawl back
under and get the rear transmtion mounts, this week...
When one is bad, it means that the rest are
weeks/months away from going bad... the rubber/poly in
the mounts all rots at the same rate!
Noticed a busted ac hose on my 1979 240D. System is R12. Got my 609
certification. I assume with a broken line all freon is out.
Does anyone have a link or a procedure for charging they system with R-12.
I assume I have to add mineral oil 4 oz? (how do you get that in). I read
that I may
Decided to go on and order new mounts and hope I could get some advice
on getting the hole to line up.
The only 'secret' I know about is to leave _all_ bolts loose until
they _all_ are started. Then tighten them down. Makes wiggling
the engine much easier. In drastic cases you might even
Thanks Tom,
I plan to try and call the PO tomorrow to see if they kept any records or
can tell me the name of the dealer where it was serviced. It was owned by a
oil company in MA and I believe the dealer took care of the car. I hope to
be able to call them and find out what work has been
Chuck Landenberger wrote:
Of course, anyone who signs up w/Frappr is presumed to be telling the
truth about name and location. And I'm not posting the pic for
obvious reasons..
I think that same girl was posted last fall, but I don't recall who
posted it then.
Mitch.
Noticed a busted ac hose on my 1979 240D. System is R12. Got my 609
certification. I assume with a broken line all freon is out.
Oh yeah!
Does anyone have a link or a procedure for charging they system with
R-12.
Any FLAPS book on automotive AC will tell you enough.
I assume I have to
Interesting that you mentioned Zen-like. I was thinking this afternoon
that tiredness and working with a light was not helping and I needed to put a
little more Zen (what ever that is) into it when I start over.
I learned most of what I know about auto repairs the hard way, at some point
For ac specific things the forum at www.aircondition.com is mighty
handy, as well as the free AC advisor program that you can download
from their site that you can use to calculate system pressure at a given
ambient temp.
Don't add the full system amount of oil unless you empty all the oil
Im having trouble finding Mobile 1 Truck and SUV 5-W-40 in the Gal. jugs.
Wal-Mart here just carries 5-W-30 (is this a Diesel oil?).
I did find a 0-W-40 but isnt that too much of a spread?
Walt Lasher
Seattle
92 W140 S350 Diesel
Jeff,
If you send me the addresses I'll ask my daughter. She might not be able to do
it because of work but we can try. May have one other person there as well.
Richard Murdoch
Winston Salem, NC
From: Jeff Zedic [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2006/03/13 Mon PM 07:15:22 EST
To: Mercedes Discussion
Hi Walt,
Join the club... the 5-qt jug of 5W-40 has been AWOL for a couple of
months now. Rumor is that it may re-appear in another few months but
I'm not holding my breath. About the 0W-40 stuff, I'm personally NOT a
fan of it... heard some anecdotes that were enough to scare me away
from using
Wally world (and everyone else) has stopped carrying the stuff. Mobil has
really stopped making the 5w-40 stuff. It's like liquid gold now.
On 3/13/06, W. Lasher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm having trouble finding Mobile 1 Truck and SUV 5-W-40 in the Gal. jugs.
Wal-Mart here just carries
I juat picked up 3 jugs of 15W50 at Wallyworld a couple of weeks ago.
They were out in a free standing aisle away from the oil section.
On 3/13/06, Sunil Hari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wally world (and everyone else) has stopped carrying the stuff. Mobil has
really stopped making the 5w-40
Yup - I thought I was smart - hooked up the battery, connected the
wires that are normally connected at the starter, jumpered what I
thought was the safety shutoff on the intake manifold, and got
nothing.
So I ran wires and a switch directly fromthe battery to the fuel pump,
but left the wiring
That was my understanding as well.
The /8 designation was widely applied in 196_8_, due to a massive
redesign in a number of areas. 'Modern' suspension and driveline,
crush zones, etc. So far as I know, if it's a 114/115, it _is_ a /8.
-- Jim
--
OK Don, KD5NRO
Norman, OK
'90 300D 243K,
You sure he wasn't TIPPING a cow? That is a midwest childhood tradition,
sort of a rite of passage. And no, I've not done it myself, since I am an
east coast transplant.
On 3/13/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
some guy was what looked like he was flipping a cow or some silly
Plentiful in Iowa. Need a few jugs? (Postage would kill you!)
On 3/13/06, W. Lasher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm having trouble finding Mobile 1 Truck and SUV 5-W-40 in the Gal. jugs.
Wal-Mart here just carries 5-W-30 (is this a Diesel oil?).
I did find a 0-W-40 but isn't that too much of a
Turns out that the smoke I was smelling last night and this morning
was most likely from the Texas panhandle, not the little (by
comparison) local fires. That's smoke from a fire about 250 miles
away that you could see in your head lights. Must have been some fire!
On 3/13/06, OK Don [EMAIL
I CONFESS!! It was me who posted the picture of some guy 'flipping a
cow...' in lieu of pictures of my cars. Since I hadn't yet taken any nice
flattering photos of my MBenz's to post I thought I would post a photo
that was at least representative of the area where I live. And since I
still have
Sunil Hari wrote:
Wally world (and everyone else) has stopped carrying the stuff. Mobil has
really stopped making the 5w-40 stuff. It's like liquid gold now.
NO, Mobil still makes 5W-40 but has change it's name. Now it's called
Mobil 1 Turbo Diesel Truck and Wal-Mart doesn't seem to think
On Mon, 13 Mar 2006 07:38:35 -0500 (EST) John W. Reames III
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
got it for $1.07 including tax because the guy wanted $200 for shipping
and I could pick it up instead!
Was it an eBay special, with exorbitant shipping to miss the fees?
Craig
in Montana beef is raised for
export to YOUR local grocers' shelves
If
good old PITA PETA doesn't like it, I guess that's their problem.
I never saw your supposedly offensive picture, but if it was branding
cattle, that is not offensive to me. I am with you on the PITA
PETA. Around
This has been a public service announcement from the Iowa Cattlemen
Association and the Iowa Pork Producers. :-)
On 3/13/06, Loren Faeth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Around here PETA means People for the Eating of Tasty Animals.
--
There're always enemies, George. Jesus had enemies.
-- Tom
Beef, Its what real men eat! (Gotta have that Baxter Black voice) only,
he says, Beef, its what's for dinner!
Pork, the other white meat
Bambi, the best summer sausage there is!
LT forgot the Iowa Egg council, the Iowa Turkey Federation, and whatever
the chicken growers are
At 09:55 PM
Potter, Tom E wrote:
OK. I have been waiting and have not seen it yet. I know some of you
guys are radio nuts. So please explain how the length of the antenna is
related to the frequency of the radio signals.
Radio waves have a length, just like waves in water. The wavelength is
inversely
i did not know what the pic was
i now see it is farm life
i did not mean to infer any wrong doing to any animals
and i did know what the offensive pic was
and thought this was what all the hubub was all about
( please keep in mind i am from philly and havent actually seen a cow or
In order to maintain some control over who gets the ability to become
a part of the benzbunch, I have set up an approval check.
Not that I want to be the gatekeeper, but one guy has uploaded a
picture that has been offensive.
Therefore, when anyone wishes to join the benzbunch, I have to
exactly what part of the chicken do fingers come from any way?
mike collins
phila pa 1985 500 sec
In a message dated 3/13/2006 11:09:36 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Beef, Its what real men eat! (Gotta have that Baxter Black voice) only,
he says, Beef,
Tom Hargrave wrote:
I've been nursing a leaky 1987 300SDL head along for almost 2 years now with
an assortment of head gasket plugging products. I can say in my case that
they work but with one side effect. They also tend to partially plug the
radiator. This means that I can't drive the car
Christopher McCann wrote:
I see badges on Caddies sometimes, but never up close...what are they? High
mileage badges? 50,000 miles, 100,000 miles and 150,000 miles HAHAHHA
Freemasons like to put little Freemason badges on their cars. It might
be one of those. In my home town such a
Anyone have any thoughts on what caused the big run up in diesel prices
lately? I know that the price of oil has gone up, but it doesn't seem
to be affecting the gasoline price as much, at least not here in
Auburn. Diesel now costs around $0.30/gallon more than premium
unleaded, which is
David Brodbeck wrote:
Anyone have any thoughts on what caused the big run up in diesel prices
lately? I know that the price of oil has gone up, but it doesn't seem
to be affecting the gasoline price as much, at least not here in
Auburn. Diesel now costs around $0.30/gallon more than premium
David Brodbeck wrote:
They also tend to plug up heater cores.
And you should see what they can do for a monovalve!
Marshall
--
Marshall Booth (who doesn't respond to unsigned questions)
der Dieseling Doktor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
'87 300TD 182Kmi, '84 190D 2.2 229Kmi, '85 190D
In a message dated 3/13/2006 9:26:10 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Do you know where to get ALDA shaft seals? Dave M said you might have been
the person who sold them in the past.
Mark,
Yes, I still have some ALDA shaft seals. Listers pay my cost, $6.00
The car is a 78 W116 280SE made for the California market and has stayed here
all her life in San Diego. Immediately after installing the springs the front
bumper of the car was 5 lower than the rear bumper...and she had some unusual
handling to boot. So here is the information I have at
On Mon, Mar 13, 2006 at 10:51:00PM -0800, David Brodbeck wrote:
With diesel now costing around 30% more than regular unleaded, I doubt
my next car will be a diesel. It doesn't make economic sense anymore.
It's not hard to find midsize gasoline cars that get 22 mpg or better.
If you are
Mechanical Geniuses,
My diesels are running but the dishwasher is disabled. It's a Maytag
JetClean. The arm spins freely by hand but won't move on its own. It has
plenty of water in the sump. Normally I find a fork or Barbie doll or
something blocking it but everything looks
Get the missus to do the washing up and save yourself some money which you
can then spend on the Merc.
Of course you can spend the saved money on a French maid outfit the missus
could wear while doing the dishes.
Perhaps you should convert the dishwasher to run on diesel.
Seriously, you have
On Mon, 13 Mar 2006, Craig McCluskey wrote:
Was it an eBay special, with exorbitant shipping to miss the fees?
Maybe it was but I'm not so sure.. UPS is exorbitant (I went to UPS, did
not use the ebay tool) when the weight exceeds 120 lbs Since it is
3000VA 208 in/out with 400VA of 120, it
LT Don wrote:
You sure he wasn't TIPPING a cow? That is a midwest childhood tradition,
sort of a rite of passage. And no, I've not done it myself, since I am an
east coast transplant.
IIRC, (I haven't seen it since last year) some guy dressed like a cowboy
had roped, or was roping, a brown
Without going into the gorey details I have a hole in the block of my
nice new to me 1980 300SD. It just so haapens I still have the engine
and tranny from my 83 300SD. The older tranny only has 150,000 mi
while the 83 has over 300 but was shifting fine. Can I mate the 83
engine to the 80
Hello listers.
The guy with the 1972 220 has gotten a key for it, so I'll be looking at it
on Wednesday. When I went to look at it last weekend, he told me that it
didn't start reliably and that it needed a starter solenoid. I thought that
this would have been part of the starter
Bob DuPuy wrote:
Without going into the gorey details I have a hole in the block of my
nice new to me 1980 300SD. It just so haapens I still have the engine
and tranny from my 83 300SD. The older tranny only has 150,000 mi
while the 83 has over 300 but was shifting fine. Can I mate the 83
Kaleb -
Thanks for the note. Wish I could figure out where the coolant is going -
perhaps the heater core has a small leak, as I do smell antifreeze for a moment
or two when I first turn it on. Can't figure out why radiator tank should be
pressurized from that, though. It is a small PITA
thanks Jim
- Original Message -
From: Jim Cathey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mercedes Discussion List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 13, 2006 8:15 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] R-12 Freon Charge
Noticed a busted ac hose on my 1979 240D. System is R12. Got my 609
certification. I assume
They sell cow tipping T shirts in the Milwaukee airport-right next to
the Harley goods.
Dwight Giles, Jr
1979 240D auto, 250K + miles
1990 300D 2.5t, 129K miles
Wickford, RI
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of LT Don
Sent: Monday, March 13,
Mike you need to get the heck out of that city and see a cow man.If you
have never seen a cow there are a whole lot of other things you're missing
just on the way to where the cows are.
Mike
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
while the 83 has over 300 but was shifting fine. Can I mate the 83
[SD] engine to the 80 [SD] transmission, or is there a crankshaft
pilot problem?
Oughta work!
-- Jim
My diesels are running but the dishwasher is disabled. It's a
Maytag JetClean. The arm spins freely by hand but won't move on its
own. It has plenty of water in the sump. Normally I find a fork or
Barbie doll or something blocking it but everything looks clear. Any
last minute
Come to the OkieQ. You not only get to see cows but also some hogs.
On 3/13/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
( please keep in mind i am from philly and havent actually seen a cow or
steer but i do know they exzist.
--
There're always enemies, George. Jesus had enemies.
--
OH BOY OH BOY OH BOY.I have yet to see the amusement in that but it is
really funny to hear of someone actually doing it. Guess us country boys
out here aren't quite as fascinated with cows as some city folk seem to
be..
Mike
- Original Message -
From: LT Don [EMAIL
You DO NOT want to know! :)
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 13, 2006 10:27 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Frappr UPDATE!
exactly what part of the chicken do fingers come from any
I need a cheap (read free if possible) 4 cyl MBZ diesel engine for a
tractor I am building. Don't care what one as long as it's a 4cyl(for
efficiency over the 5) and can be made running fairly easily. I can haul
off a whole rusted out car or whatever. Located in Montour Falls, NY. I
can
Wow! It takes a LOT to make that 6000 grunt! Of coarse, there are the
plastic wheels - maybe they were grunting. We're just now
decommissioning several 6000s that were full of disks and running
exchange. Real work horses that just kept on going.
and I swear the proliant (6000-old iron but it
Yup - it's probably not as old as the Radarange, but the Sears
microwave we received as a wedding present in 1975 is still in daily
use. The kid's friends have never seen a microwave without a dozen
buttons on the front!
From there we move to the 1960's cameras, to the 1897 Leitz microscope
(that
site of rust - are you suggesting a new name for the group website?
BillR
How do I update my listing, if I want to add a picture? Do I just add
myself a second time, with the new information? I promise it will be
non-offensive, except to people who are offended by the site of rust.
2 knobs, right? One for cycle time one for time?
Thanks,
Tom Hargrave
256-656-1924
www.kegkits.com
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of OK Don
Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 8:07 AM
To: Mercedes Discussion List
Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT: Maytag
I did glowplugs in my 240D at 10F once, it was the warmest day we'd had in a
week, to prove the evil of mother nature the next day it was 40F...
-Curt
Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2006 18:46:33 -0500
From: John Berryman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [MBZ] motor mounts 82 300TDt
To: Mercedes
Doesn't do thermostats any good either. I can tell you from experience on an
'88 GMC Jimmy S15 2.8l if the thermostat plugs the coolant can vent through the
overflow bottle... Not pretty.
My '81 300TD came to me with that stuff in it, plugged 2 thermostats before I
got it all flushed out.
Unless the taxation changes or people change their driving habits. I think that
we will see a gentle improvement in fleet economy as the gigunda SUVs fall from
favor a bit but I don't see that happening overnight. I do think that people
are making more efficient choices in their replacement
yep, it will work just fine. You will have to swap the oil filter
canister, linkage, motor mount arms and such but it should be a drop in
replacement.
Bob DuPuy wrote:
Without going into the gorey details I have a hole in the block of my
nice new to me 1980 300SD. It just so haapens I still
Hi Jim,
What is your address so I can send a Money Order to you for the ALDA shaft
seal. My car is a 91 350SD. Should I take a picture of the ALDA shaft
seal to confirm it is the same?
Thanks
Mark Maturo
Around here, I see people rushing out to purchase more efficient vehicles.
They trade in their older gas hogs in for hybrid econo boxes, resulting
in better gas mileage, lower fuel cost, higher payments and a HIGHER OVERALL
MONTHLY COST. One family member and several friends have already fallen
Is anyone here using Vonage? What do like/dislike about it? Can the
old junction box be wired into the adapter so all phone jacks in the
house will work?
Johnny B.
I Mac Therefore I am
B Dike wrote:
Mechanical Geniuses,
My diesels are running but the dishwasher is disabled. It's a Maytag JetClean. The arm spins freely by hand but won't move on its own. It has plenty of water in the sump. Normally I find a fork or Barbie doll or something blocking it but everything
Johnny,
I'm using Lingo (www.lingo.com) as a VOIP and very pleased.
Unlimited time for $19.95/mo. $5 cheaper than Vonnage.
Only feature that's unavailable is FAX, but I just scan a document
and attach to an email.
Current hookup is thru Cable Box. Plug in the VOIP box and then plug
Yup - it's probably not as old as the Radarange, but the Sears
microwave we received as a wedding present in 1975 is still in daily
use. The kid's friends have never seen a microwave without a dozen
buttons on the front!
Ours, from 76 [house built] I believe, has a dozen buttons. It
has the
On Mon, 13 Mar 2006 23:07:19 -0800 (PST) B Dike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mechanical Geniuses,
My diesels are running but the dishwasher is disabled. It's a Maytag
JetClean. The arm spins freely by hand but won't move on its own.
It has plenty of water in the sump. Normally I
Probably a Mercedez key ring made in Taiwan.
On 3/14/06, Chuck Landenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Johnny,
I'm using Lingo (www.lingo.com) as a VOIP and very pleased.
Unlimited time for $19.95/mo. $5 cheaper than Vonnage.
Only feature that's unavailable is FAX, but I just scan a
On Tue, 14 Mar 2006 08:26:09 -0800 (PST) Christopher McCann
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I complained about the girl - operative word - GIRL (i.e. not woman).
I also brought it up to Chuck offlist.
Craig
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Cow tipping...very simple...Works like a charm.
This is fine in theory, but has anyone explained the procedure to the
cows? Since my father was a veterinarian (primarily large-animal, as they
say in the trade) who always took advantage of all the free help he could
get, I grew up in close
My snow story relates to repairing our hydraulic wood splitter. I was doing
it outside in November and it was snowing big fluffy flakes so hard that my
tools would disappear in a minute or so if I set them down. I managed to
change the sprockets and chain and find most of the sockets etc.
Randy B
When you say alignment bar could that be a very large screwdriver ? or is
that a special tool ? Also, is there any other job that is good to do while you
are replacing motor mounts. I have a recollection that it is a good time to do
oil cooler lines. Or fix a leaking oil filter housing.
David Brodbeck wrote:
Marshall Booth wrote:
Diesel contains MORE energy than gasoline and with refining costs
now representing a much smaller percentage of the total cost of fuel
today (with oil at $60/barrel vs when oil was less than $20/barrel) the
value of a gallon of diesel is worth MORE
Something like this with a tapered end works well.
http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa/itemdisplay/displayItem.do?itemid=79
29CategoryName=SubCategoryName=
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006
I wired mine into the house system, but we only have a wireless base and a
fax. Not sure how many extensions it will support. Every once in a while you
get a crappy connection and redialing fixes it. They have been down once in
the last year when I wanted to make a call. I like being able to take
If using Internet Excrapper, right click and click save as and open in Adobe
solo. IE is worthless with ALL pdf's as a plugin.
Luther
~Yeah, I think it is a browser/browser setting issue. I've never been able to
~open a single page on either of those sites unless someone e-mails me the
If you have time drill down on write up. I think seller might be refering
to the group here
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1985-Mercedes-Benz-300D-Turbo-Diesel-Sedan-Immaculate_W0QQitemZ4621223248QQcategoryZ6330QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
- Original
That is exactly as my '82 looks, same color combination and same condition of
paint and interior. Mine has 74kmi, a 5 hole in the block, and a broken #1
rod
~If you have time drill down on write up. I think seller might be refering
~to the group here
~
On Mar 14, 2006, at 12:20 PM, R A Bennell wrote:
My snow story relates to repairing our hydraulic wood splitter. I
was doing
it outside in November and it was snowing big fluffy flakes so hard
that my
tools would disappear in a minute or so if I set them down. I
managed to
change the
On Mar 14, 2006, at 12:26 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When you say alignment bar could that be a very large
screwdriver ? or is that a special tool ? Also, is there any other
job that is good to do while you are replacing motor mounts. I
have a recollection that it is a good time to do
BTW I just split about a cord with my Wife and our hydraulic
splitter. Getting ready for next heating season early.
We will run out of firewood today. I guess we came up a little
short! This is the first time we've heated exclusively with
wood. I've got lots of standing dead trees
On Mar 14, 2006, at 1:43 PM, Jim Cathey wrote:
We will run out of firewood today. I guess we came up a little
short! This is the first time we've heated exclusively with
wood. I've got lots of standing dead trees (beetle kills),
but it's not really that dry. Hard to keep burning, very
Should act just like MS does as far as mousing.
On 3/14/06, Christopher McCann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You'll be happy to know I'm using Firefox...any suggestions there? (I try
to avoid the MS thing.)
Chris
Luther Gulseth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If using Internet Excrapper,
right
Not knowing what is being picked up, this may or not help you, but you can
have fedex or ups do a pick up at the location - only costs a few dollars
more then to drop it off at shipping center. I have bought quite a few ebay
items from sellers who didn't want to ship, but were fine with having
Yeah, if I want to see barely legal butt crack, I just need to sit in
class here at this Catholic University. Sadly, soft porn is all around
us in real life in the way the women dress.
I know, I'm being crass, don't fry me.
I too saw that same pic on Frappr months ago. This time it had a
message
We took a short trip to camp one time where we heated almost exclusively with
pallets and wet poplar (quaking aspen). I'd get the stove roaring with the
pallet wood and then stuff in the poplar. Worked pretty good but I burnt alot
of pallets. Filled the Dakota and my little snowmobile trailer
Spitze! Dankeschön, Luther.
Kristof (German class tonight, gotta get in the mindset)
LT Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Should act just like MS does as far as
mousing.
On 3/14/06, Christopher McCann wrote:
You'll be happy to know I'm using Firefox...any suggestions there? (I try
to
David Brodbeck wrote:
Marshall Booth wrote:
Your talking about diesel engines designed 30+ years ago using 40-50
year old technology. Move into the 21st century!
I'd love to, but the payments scare me off. ;)
Diesel still makes a lot of sense when a midsized car get 35-40 mpg and
a small
Figure out how to save file as in FF and use that. The Adobe plugin
isn't the greatest for reading PDF's.
~You'll be happy to know I'm using Firefox...any suggestions there? (I try to
~avoid the MS thing.)
~
~ Chris
~
--
Luther KB5QHU
Alma, Ark
'83 300SD (231,xxx kmi)
'82 300CD
It is a big home made unit that my father built in the late 70's ( I
think ). Dad died in '83 so it was prior to that. It consists of a big
hydraulic cylinder mounted on an I-beam etc. The hydraulic pump is powered
by an 8HP BS via a sprocket and chain setup. No safety features on this one
either
Bitteschön.
~Spitze! Dankeschön, Luther.
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~ Kristof (German class tonight, gotta get in the mindset)
~
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Luther KB5QHU
Alma, Ark
'83 300SD (231,xxx kmi)
'82 300CD (159,222 kmi)
'82 300D (74,000 kmi) needs MAJOR work
Thanks for the idea Dave but this guy won't even put it in a box!
I don't think the drivers will box it will they??
Jeff Zedic
Toronto
87 300TD
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