Interior diameter of a crimped (sat-upon?) Gemeinhardt
M2 flute: 19mm. Exterior diameter of a cross-drilled
pointed steel ground stake used for pouring concrete
slabs: 19mm. Coincidence? I don't think so. But we'll
see...
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I decided to use the original nut along with a locknut to hold it in
place.
Lock_washer_? If it had weird threads (probably NF, not NC)
how'd you find another nut to be a locknut?
IT WAS A SUCCESS!
Congratulations, Grasshopper. If I weren't so busy I'd make
you a trophy using the bag-o-mic
What do y'all suggest as a minimum length? I would think that an
SDL/SEL would be the longest thing hauled.
My 18' trailer's as short as I'd recommend. It has lots of other
uses than hauling cars, and you can haul a car and an extra engine
or tranny on it, things like that. It's hauled hay, wo
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I guess but the header to your reply had my name as the quoted text.
Oh well, at least I think I know where I live.
But watching the BJ auction and all the bucks being paid for the junk
has my brain spinning.
John
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 9:57 PM, wrote:
>> ...Looks like your Mac is getting co
I knew a fellow who graduated with a BS in physics and enrolled in
grad school majoring in physics. 2nd week of grad school, a mutual
friend told me that he decided he didn't like physics. My first
thought was that he'd just wasted a lot of time and effort. I always
wondered what he ended u
Hmm...not sure what I was doing, but the block heater IS on the site.
Chris
--- On Wed, 1/14/09, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
> From: Kaleb C. Striplin
> Subject: Re: [MBZ] block heater for Chris
> To: "Mercedes Discussion List"
> Date: Wednesday, January 14, 2009, 7:16 PM
> call Rusty, he shou
> ...Looks like your Mac is getting confused...I never writ dat. Who's in
> Riverside?
> John in Palm Springs...
>
You are the confused one. It was Tyler who lost his compass.
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You're right, I meant to say west, not east.
On Jan 14, 2009, at 8:04 PM, relng...@aol.com wrote:
..It's 82 here today in Riverside, CA about 60 miles east of him...
Izzatafact? Here I thought Palm Springs etc. was east of Riverside.
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'92 Dodge B-350 Ram Wagon - it's one ton (seats 15). It should do the job. I
see that electric brakes on one axle seems to be a requirement in most states.
Chris
--- On Wed, 1/14/09, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
> From: Kaleb C. Striplin
> Subject: Re: [MBZ] TRAILER & block heater for Chris
> To
On Wed, 14 Jan 2009 19:04:29 -0800 "Kevin Kraly"
wrote:
> IT WAS A SUCCESS!
Go, Kevin, go!
Craig
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Chris
--- On Wed, 1/14/09, Allan Streib wrote:
> From: Allan Streib
> Subject: Re: [MBZ] TRAILER & block heater for Chris
> To: "Mercedes Discussion List"
> Date: Wednesday, January 14, 2009, 10:07 PM
> Christopher McCann writes:
>
> > OK guys, I've revised my criteria.
The winch description (I think it was Harbor Freight) mentioned that the winch
rating was based on dead weight being pulled not lifted. I don't think a 2000lb
winch can lift 2000lbs...but I'm not sure.
Chris
--- On Wed, 1/14/09, Mitch Haley wrote:
> From: Mitch Haley
> Subject: Re: [MBZ] TRA
Ebay price is nearly double that now, it seems, from a quick glance.
Chris
--- On Wed, 1/14/09, Mitch Haley wrote:
> From: Mitch Haley
> Subject: Re: [MBZ] TRAILER & block heater for Chris
> To: "Mercedes Discussion List"
> Date: Wednesday, January 14, 2009, 9:36 PM
> Christopher McCann wro
Well you will need at least an 18 foot trailer with dual 3500lb axles,
minimum. You will then need something that will pull said trailer. You
may be able to get by with a 1/2 ton truck, but a 3/4 would be preferable.
Christopher McCann wrote:
OK guys, I've revised my criteria. No home made, m
there is no substitute for spending the money on a quality trailer. A
trailer is not something you want to skimp on. No way no how. You
could kill yourself or others. Plan to spend a good 1.5-2k on a good
car trailer.
Rich Thomas wrote:
You gotta be careful about trailers and their load ra
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Not sure, I know the 611 will work, I have seen a couple others too but
Im not sure if they all will.
LarryT wrote:
Hi Gang -
I installed a Alpine CHM-600 CD Changer in the trunk of my 91 300D a
couple of years ago and got a lot of very helpful advice from the list
(THX!).
I'm conside
You would know the difference between a leak and burning it -- that
diesel oil is black, black, black, and stains everything with
microfine carbon.
Peter
On Jan 14, 2009, at 1:39 PM, tyler wrote:
This reminds me that Marshall Booth used to always say to keep MB
diesels around the bottom m
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A SWB W116 is just over 17' and weighs almost 4000lb.
I figure a 16' would do it, if the balance worked out, because you wouldn't have
much leeway in where you place the car's wheels on the trailer.
You're not lifting the car off the ground, you're dragging it up an incline, so
I suspect the wi
Christopher McCann writes:
> OK guys, I've revised my criteria. No home made, must have title
> (usually the home made ones are the ones w/o title), must have ramps
> and be very beefy...and no damage (I've seen several damaged trailers
> cheap...don't want a trailer that swerves all over).
I'd
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OK guys, I've revised my criteria. No home made, must have title (usually the
home made ones are the ones w/o title), must have ramps and be very beefy...and
no damage (I've seen several damaged trailers cheap...don't want a trailer that
swerves all over).
What do y'all suggest as a minimum len
On Wed, 14 Jan 2009 00:20:03 -0500 E M wrote:
> Windchill has no effect on cars, but their drivers sure feel it. ;-)
Actually, it does have an effect on cars, if some part of them is warmer
than ambient temperature. For example, a block heater won't heat your
engine quite as warm if there is a c
You might not need to upgrade for quite some time. It seems like
computer technology has hit various walls, and computer's haven't
gotten significantly faster in recent years. My dad is still using a
desktop I built for him in 2002, and its maybe 50-75% as powerful as
the standard low end d
Tyler wrote:
Physics wasn't quite what I expected, and although I learned a lot
> I wish I had done engineering from the beginning. Sounds like you
> are/were in a very similar situation!
I knew a fellow who graduated with a BS in physics and enrolled in grad school
majoring in physics. 2n
Get over the "make a difference" real quick - it ain't gonna happen.
Well, in very small ways it happens, I guess - but not to too many
people - your kids, if you get to have kids.
Here's something I wrote a few months ago regarding "making a
difference" in response to a comment similar to you
Christopher McCann wrote:
OH MY:
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/grd/993227506.html
2-3 years ago you could buy them new on eBay etc for about $895, with lights,
new axles, brakes on one axle, and used wheels. $1100-1200 with brakes on both
axles and four new tires/wheels.
Mitch.
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Jim wrote:
> With packing and sublimation the result was the 2-3' in places.
DOH!! - my bad.
I read the ' as a " and was a bit surprised that you had so little snow.
To myself - read muich?
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Tyler wrote:
> Mostly I want to do something that makes a difference...
Get over the "make a difference" real quick - it ain't gonna happen.
Well, in very small ways it happens, I guess - but not to too many
people - your kids, if you get to have kids.
> What do you mean by "defeat the practical
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I installed a Alpine CHM-600 CD Changer in the trunk of my 91 300D a
couple of years ago and got a lot of very helpful advice from the list
(THX!).
I'm considering a spare and seems like I recall Kaleb or ?? saying once
I have the MB interface from Rusty, I can use any of the
You gotta be careful about trailers and their load ratings and tires and
frame materials and all that. A lot of goobers get those house trailer
axles and make a trailer, they aren't good for much but Home Depot
runs. I saw a coupla Mexicans on Sat with one like that, an Explorer on
it, and th
Basically we used a country and discarded it like toilet paper. (
Charlie Wilson's war?) The net result was a million lives ruined, and CIA
trained agents running amok looking for a new battlefield to vent
their feelings .
. When the CIA set up the International fighting Force
I was out in the garage today putting away some tools when I heard the
furnace come on. It was rattling something aweful! I was fearing lots of
$ as I opened it up to investigate. I had suspected the inducer fan for
a while and figured it was either out of balance due to being dirty, or i
On Jan 14, 2009, at 5:56 PM, Mountain Man wrote:
Tyler wrote:
I finished an undergrad degree in physics last year, but I can't
really call
myself a physicist since I haven't worked professionally as one
(and don't
plan to).
I was where you are - but 30 years ago, and haven't worked in phy
thats a nasty looking trailer, looks very flimsy, probably homemade.
Christopher McCann wrote:
OH MY:
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/grd/993227506.html
I think that is a steal...am I missing anything?
Chris
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It wasn't the cold that stopped us, it was the 2-3' of snow
on the ground interfering with the electrical work.
News story here was that Spokane got 60" of snow in December?
Yeah, something like that. Record-setting. And no melt-offs.
With packing and sublimation the result was the 2-3' in pl
Hendrik wrote:
> The problem I see is that we are just not learning from our mistakes and not
> moving forward as a species.
Be real, my friend. This has never been reality, and it never will
be, universally. We have periods of time when we learn a bit, and
then we regress, but we don't really m
No just out of patience for hypocrites who fund extremists when it suits
and blow them up when they don't do as they are told.
Like a certain nation who pushed people off their lands, forced them
into a concentration camp, bulldozed their houses and then wonders why
they are not happy and fire h
Tyler wrote:
> If you're willing to accept the speed of light as constant in all inertial
> reference frames (which has been proven experimentally)...
In the past, I have entertained, with interest, the concept that light
is not a constant. It was a fascinating concept, I thought. So, yes
- I am
Tyler wrote:
> I finished an undergrad degree in physics last year, but I can't really call
> myself a physicist since I haven't worked professionally as one (and don't
> plan to).
I was where you are - but 30 years ago, and haven't worked in physics
ever. It has provided a bit of panache into th
He's going to be buried in a Cordoba back seat.
Bob R
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Jim wrote:
> It wasn't the cold that stopped us, it was the 2-3' of snow
> on the ground interfering with the electrical work.
News story here was that Spokane got 60" of snow in December?
mao
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It seems than at Wed, 14 Jan 2009 16:04:11 -0600, R wrote:
> I don't claim to be able to explain why but I can tell you
> that living on the open prairies will make you feel much
> colder than living where the wind does not get at you.
People are quite affected by the wind. That's because we
gen
Is that -33C or -33F ???
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 11:20 AM, R A Bennell wrote:
> Minus 33 here right now but nice bright blue sky. Weather Eye says windchill
> makes it feel like minus 43. Better
> than at 7 this morning when the windchill was minus 49. Lots of schools
> closed - no school buses
> tyler wrote:
> Seems like we should just rename this the physics discussion
> list?
> Perhaps
> this is why I sometimes see a layer of frost on the roof of my
> car, when it's still slightly above freezing? Or maybe my
> thermometer is just wrong?..
More likely it is because the ground is
OH MY:
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/grd/993227506.html
I think that is a steal...am I missing anything?
Chris
--- On Wed, 1/14/09, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
> From: Kaleb C. Striplin
> Subject: Re: [MBZ] block heater for Chris
> To: "Mercedes Discussion List"
> Date: Wednesday, January 1
> E wrote:
> They've even talked about dropping the whole wind chill thing
> here, but I think it gives bragging rights. If someone says
> it's cold where they are, we can always throw in the "wind
> chill". Makes us seem a bit tougher. lol.
>
>
> The wind can blow as hard as it likes, it does
call Rusty, he should have them.
Christopher McCann wrote:
Argh, Well, I ordered one from oempartsplus (an ebay seller) like three weeks
ago and it still is not here. Really pisses me off. Buymbparts does not have it
on the site. I'll send him an e-mail and see whats up.
-Chris
P.S. Found a
The B&W G3 is pretty much doorstop material these days, but the MDD is worth
something.
I have a G4 Quicksilver (model just below the MDD) and it runs great as long as
you don't need to do anything graphics intensive. And that's only because I've
kept the stock graphics card because I like the
What he said. I have both Intel and G4 Macs in the house, and I kept the G4s
on 10.4. They seem happier.
MacDann
--- On Wed, 1/14/09, tyler wrote:
> From: tyler
> Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT: ISP doesn't support Linux
> To: "Mercedes Discussion List"
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There is a fundamental difference between us and them.
They use guns to kill each other!
With some exception, we use guns for sport. And those exceptions would use a
kitchen knife, baseball bat or other "weapon" if guns were not available. We
target practice and hunt animals. And by the way, shoo
Argh, Well, I ordered one from oempartsplus (an ebay seller) like three weeks
ago and it still is not here. Really pisses me off. Buymbparts does not have it
on the site. I'll send him an e-mail and see whats up.
-Chris
P.S. Found a few trailers on CL like this:
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Sobering in which way, because these guns might be pointed at US soldiers?
Watching that Bowling for Columbine movie is also sobering stuff.
http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=t6JN1uHt4X8
What exactly is the difference between backyard gun factories in the
Khyber pass and big factories in the States
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/jan/14/actor-ricardo-montalban-dead-88/
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The Visigoths are the ones to watch out for!
Also, the Ostrogoths.
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Lynn MA
At 03:30 PM 1/14/2009, you wrote:
> Jim wrote:
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> yard. Vandals pushed over a tree, gouged out a bunch
> of dirt, ripped off the front door and the steps,
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Too bad you weren't there when it happened - you could have made
a suitable defences o
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'Thankful not to have shoveled any so far this winter, and if I'm REALLY
lucky, I MAY not shovel ANY this winter.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 6:22 PM
Subject: [MBZ] OT: Save the world!!!
> I JUST SHOV
'Just felt some windchill right here in NC a few minutes ago when I stepped
outside for coupla minutes - "youse" guys up nawth don't have a monopoly on
it - 'works the same everwhere. Physics (thermodynamics) is physics
(thermodynamics).
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I JUST SHOVELLED THE RESULTS OF THE THIRD SNOW/BLIZZARD IN 3 DAYS.
The snow in my yard is deeper than I have ever seen it!
Winter has barely started!
We have had more snow in the last 15 months than in the past 15 years!
Do you know why?
The glaciers are coming! The GLACIERS are coming!
LI
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'Zackly.
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To: "Mercedes Discussion List"
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 5:57 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] wind chill (was: Re: Gelled)
> R A Bennell wrote:
> > My personal experience may be at odds with the theoretical view but I
> > believ
Amen. I am still waiting for albores flappin yap to warm us up, but
instead, the planet is cooling off.
The glaciers are coming! The GLACIERS are coming!
Panic everyone, and send me money to stop the glaciers!
If you send enough money, I can stop them and save the world!
SEND MONEY TO MY PA
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I'm in the same situation. I still run OSX on the laptop because apple
laptops are so well integrated with the OS with regard to sleep,
wireless, charging, etc. iTunes and Apple mail are really nice also.
Tyler
Allan Streib wrote:
Ha. Other than my Mac OS X laptop, I run OpenBSD at home myse
"Rich Thomas" said:
> Just wait until summer when it gets above 90F and the warmists start in
> about having to Do Something (raise taxes) about it.
Been watching the History Channel the past few days? Seems like between
Mayan prophecy, asteroids, comets, gamma-ray bursts with enough energy
to
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R A Bennell wrote:
My personal experience may be at odds with the theoretical view but I
believe that the wind makes one feel much colder and I believe that
it will make a vehicle feel much colder and more stiff when one tries
to drive it in the winter if it has been sitting in an exposed area.
Ha. Other than my Mac OS X laptop, I run OpenBSD at home myself. I
used to be somewhat into Linux, but I discovered OpenBSD and it just
works, no fuss, no constant tinkering/patching/upgrade treadmill.
In fact I contemplated reformatting the laptop with OpenBSD, except for
a couple of nice Mac
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But you didn't buy new -- that is my point.
True, I got it at 50% of original price. Still expensive though.
John
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Curt Raymond wrote:
Its unfortunate, I've got a perfectly good B&W G3 and an MDD G4 on a
table in my classroom being "decomissioned". The company will get a
scrap buyer in to take them. If they're lucky they'll get repurposed
or resold or something, if not At one point I'd have smuggled
them
t; Windchill has no effect on cars, but their drivers sure feel it.
;-)
> > >>>>>
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It's quite a shame. Software keeps getting worse as computers get
faster, such that you can't do much more with a new computer than with
an old one. There seems to be more customer demand for new features than
for improvements in overall quality, and making the old features
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"Peter Frederick" said:
> Things got pretty crazy around here in November and December, and the oil
> level sensor was acting up again (starts coming on intermittantly less
> that a quart below the top mark, but doesn't stay on when the lever is
> really low), and I forgot to add oil for a while.
Several years ago, I put new headlights (7 inch dia motorcycle lights -
'can't remember the name of 'em) on my 81 300D. After it got dark, I went
out to test them; when I turned the lights on, they were so bright, I could
have sworn that they threw so much light forward that I felt some thrust to
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> >>>> Kaleb C. Striplin/Claremore, OK
> >>>> 92 300SD, 92 300E 4Matic, 91 300D, 91 300E, 89 560SEL,
> >>>> 89 300E, 87 300SDL x2, 85 380SE 5.0 Euro, 85 190D, 84 190D x2,
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It's 82 here today in Riverside, CA about 60 miles east of him. We've
been having the Santa-Ana winds recently, which brings ridiculously warm
weather along with strong (70mph gust) winds and usually many fires.
Last Sunday I was driving on the freeway and could barely hold the 190D
in the lan
4Matic, 91 300D, 91 300E, 89 560SEL,
> >>>> 89 300E, 87 300SDL x2, 85 380SE 5.0 Euro, 85 190D, 84 190D x2,
> >>>> 84 300D euro manny, 81 240D, 80 240D, 76 240D, 76 300D,
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"Curt Raymond" said:
> Theres no one thing to point to as the magic "this slows the box down"
> bullet. They changed a million things under the hood. The developers here
> tell me its a nightmare to work with for them.
Seems like every OS reaches a peak: an optimum of usability and
performance,
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That is because the wind is sucking the heat out of you faster than if
the wind were not blowing (and faster than you can make heat). If you
stand in the sun on a still cold day, you might start feeling warmer
from the sunshine. Stand in the sun on a windy cold day, and you will
feel colder,
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i've experienced it even in the desert, but why would anyone have flesh
exposed when it's cold enough that Wind Chill would *really* matter?
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