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"Payoff is 2k So I will need that with your trade." LOL
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> > archer75--- wrote:
> > Marshall Booth investigated the synthetic oil business early on
> > and found that Mobil was the only synthetic oil manufacturer
> > worldwide. All other oil companies advertising synthetic were
> > buying synthetic oil from Mobil. As a result the advertising
> >
Fellow here in Michigan keeps waiting for Polaris Labs to tell him his Amsoil
Signature oil is worn out. His 2014 Cruze is emissions deleted, so there's no
added fuel dilution from particulate filter regeneration cycles. And he drives
gently, has gone over 1000 miles on an 18 gallon tank 2-3
> archer75--- wrote:
> Marshall Booth investigated the synthetic oil business early on
> and found that Mobil was the only synthetic oil manufacturer
> worldwide. All other oil companies advertising synthetic were
> buying synthetic oil from Mobil. As a result the advertising
> claims of other
Mitch Haley wrote:
> These days, I suspect all the major refinery name 'full synthetics' (note
> that they don't and can't call them 100% synthetic) are made to be good
> enough, and you just hope that good enough doesn't mean 'just barely
> qualifies to not get us in trouble for false
These days, I suspect all the major refinery name 'full synthetics' (note that
they don't and can't call them 100% synthetic) are made to be good enough, and
you just hope that good enough doesn't mean 'just barely qualifies to not get
us in trouble for false advertising'.
If you want the
I started using Valvoline synthetic in my pickup. At around 6,000 miles into a
change the engine started to get a little shudder like a miss at idle, change
the oil and it went away. Also had a little lifter tick that went away on fresh
oil.
A couple months ago I switched to M1, the tick is
I haven't seen any research on this list to support the claim that farm
store synthetic is as good as the elixir of M1. Many of us have
testimonials about M1 but that seems to be about it.
Dwight E. Giles Jr.
Wickford RI
On Wed, Sep 12, 2018 at 5:01 PM Randy Bennell via Mercedes <
So, what is the current feeling about oil? Synthetic is good but is
Mobil1 really better than other sort of house brand synthetic oils?
I recall someone on here recently suggesting that buying synthetic oil
from a farm supply place was just as good as brand name oil.
Any thoughts on that?
I
According to the seller, it needs an a/c compressor. But, looks pretty clean!
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I don't know, it's only 0.2 MW.
Mitch.
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Planning on powering the whole neighborhood? You’ll need a BIG air compressor,
too, as that big black hose on the right is an air line for the starter (air
starter). No air or large storage tank full of air and no start. Unusual for
a unit of this size.
The problem you will run into with
Go big or go home... as the saying goes...
Perfect size to run a circus midway... should only cost you about 6 to 10
gallons of fuel per hour at full load...
Picking the right size generator requires taking a serious look at your
actual electrical usage and needs, then work backwards to select a
Hahaha, this was a joke btw
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Kaleb C. Striplin via Mercedes wrote:
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I don't know, it's only 0.2 MW.
Mitch.
Maybe I missed it but what size should I need to run the whole house?
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Planning on powering the whole neighborhood? You’ll need a BIG air
compressor, too, as that big black hose on the
Kaleb C. Striplin via Mercedes wrote:
Maybe I missed it but what size should I need to run the whole house?
It needs to start the heat pump with a few other loads going, unless you plan on
running it part time. If you only run it when needed, you can start the
generator, start the heat pump,
Remember Cathey's all electric house, complete with resistance heat?
He got that big Hercules so that he could heat with the generator, and
then found out it cost a fortune in propane to run the generator with
the heat on.
Never hooked it up all the way, can only get maybe 30A out of it
as
lose roughly 1/3 of their rated output at single phase ratings due to
losses.
Not losses, as such, just an inability to harness all the available
energy when using only one phase to load it. Essentially you combine
two windings into one, losing the 1/3 that way.
-- Jim
On Sat, 22 Nov 2014 19:56:30 -0600 Kaleb C. Striplin via Mercedes
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Maybe I missed it but what size should I need to run the whole house?
Didn't you say you had run the calculators at the two websites and one
told you 20 kW and the other 22 kW?
Craig
I like it.
Randy
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Check this one out. If it didn't have all of the lower panel rust, it would
be worth the money.
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/2518184663.html
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/2518184663.html
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We had a couple in our family, including a wagon. Ok, build quality wasn't
anything great, but then again, a Datson 510 was nothing to write home
about. As for Honda, I don't remember anything wearing that name tag at the
time having doors on it.
All of our Pintos were dark green, the wagon had
We've had many pinto wagons in the family, and also, we had a couple Murcury
Bobcat hatchbacks. They included a brown '72 Wagon with the automatic, 100%
dependable but SLOW, a blue '74 wagon, parts donor for the '72,
orange '78 with primered orange front end since it had been
wrote:
From: E M pokieba...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [MBZ] How about a classic Ford Pinto?
To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:36 PM
We had a couple in our family, including a wagon. Ok, build
quality wasn't
anything great, but then again
Was this the one with the totally glass hatch with the handle bolted to the
window to lift it?
Our '72 Wagon had the 2.0 SOHC engine in it also, but all of the others had
the newer 2.3L SOHC.
Kevin in Hillsboro, OR
1983 300SD 267Kmi, Ursula
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shape.
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--- On Sun, 12/14/08, Kevin Kraly kr...@comcast.net wrote:
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] How about a classic Ford Pinto?
To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 6:05 PM
Was this the one
I really wanted one of the panel wagons but could never find one in decent
shape.
Ah, one of the cruising wagons with the porthole on each side? That would
be a find indeed!
Kevin in Hillsboro, OR
1983 300SD 267Kmi, Ursula
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Those tires have been a concept for at least 3 or 4 years that I
remember seeing pictures of them.
Luther
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need a set of those and a vanity plate that reads, MOONBUGGY1
Ed
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Been around for a while, youtube has a 2 1/2 year old video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECUhBoDnrKI
Here are a couple of videos from people who think the spokes in the tire should
operate under tension,
I wonder how well that plastic holds up when you hit potholes at 20 below?
I think you could have SWS (Shattered wheel syndrome)
but honestly, why bother with the alloy wheel? Just make the whole
thing out of plastic.
At 06:14 AM 12/10/2008, you wrote:
need a set of those and a vanity plate
Loren Faeth wrote:
I wonder how well that plastic holds up when you hit potholes at 20 below?
I think you could have SWS (Shattered wheel syndrome)
but honestly, why bother with the alloy wheel? Just make the whole
thing out of plastic.
Didn't somebody market a plastic rim in the 1980's?
The
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You could bump that market up a bit by providing helicopter transport in
to
the business areas. Terrible traffic coming in in the morning and going
out
in the evening. At least that is true for JT Butler Blvd, and I am
assuming
it is also true for Atlantic Blvd. and Beach
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Bill R Wrote:
You could bump that market up a bit by providing helicopter transport in
to
the business areas. Terrible traffic coming in in the morning and going
out
in the evening. At least that is true
Hell, I can throw the cherry picker in the back of the truck(assuming
the waterpump is fixed by then, another story), and we can get busy.
Hopefully Alan sends pics soon
Kevin J. Slater wrote:
How about this for a new topic of discussion:
Kleb goes to the RustyQ via Tennessee and drives
: Re: [MBZ] How about an engine-swap-a-thon at the RustyQ?
Hell, I can throw the cherry picker in the back of the truck(assuming
the waterpump is fixed by then, another story), and we can get busy.
Hopefully Alan sends pics soon
Kevin J. Slater wrote:
How about this for a new topic of discussion
How about this for a new topic of discussion:
Kleb goes to the RustyQ via Tennessee and drives Duff's forward-only 240D
over to the RustyQ to swap it's engine into the parts 240D that Rusty
apparently gave to Kleb last year. The gang all pitches in to see how
quickly the job can be completed once
And it could be done in let's sayLess than a 6 pack each.
Mike
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How about
about an engine-swap-a-thon at the RustyQ?
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And it could be done in let's sayLess than a 6 pack each.
Mike
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Subject: [MBZ] How
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And it could be done in let's sayLess than a 6 pack each.
Mike
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Works for me.
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How about this for a new topic of discussion
Lets see here, there will be alcohol, power tools heavy engines
involved...
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Tom:
You forgot fire. Must have fire, and not just from the BBQ- a good
size torch to motivate bolts or burn stuff off...
Tony Wirtel
Yes, and??
Mike
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And, oh well, never mind.
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Can't find much about this in my archives, maybe someone can tell me...
A friend is considering a 1999 E-320 for his kids.
It has 160k mi on it and he expects to get it for a good price.
It looks good and has airbags and safety features all over the place.
I looked it over and didn't see any
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