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Date: Thu, Jan 6, 2022 at 9:52 AM
Subject: MERCEDES TURBO DIESLE
To: Frederick Moir
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I found this one about 50 miles from me in Columbus Ohio. Need to see a
CARFAX report before I look?
https://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/d/columbus-2013-mercedes-benz-ml350/7421132068.html
2004 BMW X3
2002 BMW 525i
1982 Mercedes 300D none running
1985 Mercedes 300CD none running
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1997 Mercedes-Benz Unsure · Coupe · Driven 1,234 miles 1997 I believe
Mercedes Benz will start up in Ayden North Carolina [hidden information]
call me if you are interested be a great project car
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You have to have one of those back bumper/trailer hitch racks with a
good sized generator on it so that you can feed your battery.
Randy
On 06/01/2022 7:57 AM, G Mann via Mercedes wrote:
In the real world, cold weather sucks the life out of battery reserves. So,
at wind chill minus 30, range
There are other ways to do these things too.
One of the ladies that my wife worked with for years had a recently
built house that used passive heat sources. It was super insulated and
faced south. The windows were almost all in the south wall and those
were large. It had clerestory windows
Pimp hat and hookers sold separately.
On Thu, Jan 6, 2022 at 8:59 AM Floyd Thursby via Mercedes <
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> Gets lots of praise when going down the road.
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It's a Blutec, so it has a DPF, I don't know if it's possible to evaluate the
condition of those but that would be my concern if everything else checks out.
If it got regular long-ish highway trips it probably had adequate opportunity
for the "regen" cycles to complete. If it was used mostly
Price seems high. If you aren't set on a large SUV, the 250GLK Bluetec is
awesome - reliable and highly fuel efficient. It might be adequate in
size to suit your needs. They are mfd. in Germany rather than AL, which
IMO is a huge plus.
On Thu, Jan 6, 2022 at 1:03 PM Allan Streib via Mercedes
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Appears to be an early 70's W114 230. Either someone has been swapping
bumpers or it is older than the add suggests.
He says it shows 20K miles - so who knows how many miles in actuality.
Maybe a nice little 4 cylinder car with a manual transmission but no AC.
No photos of the interior.
During my time as a Congressional Fellow I staffed a hearing on Hot Dry
Rock geothermal energy. Has great promise but not yet commercial.
https://www1.eere.energy.gov/ba/pba/pdfs/geo_hotdry_rock.pdf
On Thu, Jan 6, 2022 at 12:19 PM Curt Raymond via Mercedes <
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I disagree. That is borderline tasteful.
On Thu, Jan 6, 2022 at 12:58 PM M. Mitchell Marmel via Mercedes <
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> Pimp hat and hookers sold separately.
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When I lived up there (Lockport) I think my train into Chicago used to pass
that yard in Summit.
On Thu, Jan 6, 2022, at 12:53 PM, Rick Knoble via Mercedes wrote:
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Whoa, I've been considering it for here and the estimate is $35k although we
have a very small house (900sqft) so it'll probably be cheaper. Plus I want to
hook it into our existing hydronic setup. I have no interest in hot air...
We spend about $1600/yr on oil which isn't getting any cheaper.
I think our loops were supposed to go down 60 feet or so if I recall correctly.
-D
On Jan 6, 2022, at 9:21 AM, Curt Raymond wrote:
I don't know how far down we'll have to go for rock, the top couple feet are
soft soil anyway...
-Curt
On Thursday, January 6, 2022, 11:07:14 AM EST, dan
I expect it depends on how high the ground water is, I've seen some that have
400' drops. I've also seen them talk about horizontal loops 10 feet down but as
our frost line is 6 feet I'd imagine we'd want horizontal loops to be deeper
than that.
-Curt
On Thursday, January 6, 2022,
Seems a little on the high side, but miles aren't bad, decent color, and
according to the VIN it has the M272 with the improved balance shaft parts.
https://southbend.craigslist.org/cto/d/walkerton-mercedes-benz/7429128356.html
"Will show at the Dollar General store"
Auction flip? Temp paper plate. No interest in haggling, where’s the fun in
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> Seems a pretty decent price.
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Gets lots of praise when going down the road.
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I can only speak to the 2011 W164 ML diesel. bought one for my wife at
the time, it was a nice car, very entertaining what with a very large
torque rating. She is still driving it as of a few months ago so from
that standpoint it seems to have held up OK. I think I managed to
instill in her
In the real world, cold weather sucks the life out of battery reserves. So,
at wind chill minus 30, range would be much less... then, how do you heat
the car so you can stand to drive and survive... stuck in a snowbank for a
couple days with no recharge [real world that happens] you become a well
Unclear what it is but it looks nice
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We seriously considered geothermal for the massif we owned in Indiana. This
would have been 2010, but for a 4,000 SF two story house the total would have
been around $14,000, less Federal and State incentives bringing our out the
door cost of around $10,000-$11,000 as I recall. Average monthly
What was the install cost for your geothermal system? This would work
great in the mid-Atlantic but has never really caught on. How much acreage
did you need?
On Thu, Jan 6, 2022 at 12:02 AM OK Don via Mercedes
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> Dan, I've lived with heat pumps since 1979 - the earlier ones had
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Let's put this aircraft engine from a downed plane that I buried in the
back yard in some old chassis and see what happens on the race track
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqN0P0iqids
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I am speechless.
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Thorium reactors and upgrade (and hardening) of the US electric grid would be
an answer. However, they don't produce byproducts used in nuclear weapons, so
there is no interest.
The elephant in the room is this. A barrel of oil produces 40-46% gasoline,
25-28% diesel fuel, 10-12% jet A, and
50kmi Swedish Brick.
Those 240s were popular, and almost all gone now, but I didn't expect
double low mile 240D money.
On 2022-01-06 14:03, Andrew Strasfogel via Mercedes wrote:
I am speechless.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1986-volvo-240-wagon-5/
*Electric cars are niche vehicles for the rich based on the myth they don't
pollute. Given state of the art of electrical power generation,
conversion, and transmission, electric vehicle operation pollutes less (not
none) only if the charging power is hydro.*
Really? I have a deposit on a
That breakdown of a barrel of oil is interesting. So how did we arrive at that
perfect balance of what oil provides and what we do with it? Did we develop
technology to use the oil products available, or did we develop refining
techniques to produce the refined product the market wanted?
For
One of those was abandoned in the parking lot at a former employer. It was in a
primo parking spot or it would have probably sat there a lot longer. As it was,
it took some months to have it officially deemed abandoned and towed away.
Allan
On Thu, Jan 6, 2022, at 2:13 PM, mitch--- via
The 'refineries' have ability to make one compound out of another that
they didn't have 100 years ago, IIRC it's mostly cracking the heavy
stuff down into gasoline fractions.
To answer your question, I believe the jet fuel used to go into kerosene
lamps and heaters.
Mitch.
On 2022-01-06
Exactly. Electric cars are niche vehicles for the rich based on the myth they
don't pollute. Given state of the art of electrical power generation,
conversion, and transmission, electric vehicle operation pollutes less (not
none) only if the charging power is hydro. And that doesn't account
Jet A is very nearly kerosene which is similar to diesel fuel
anyway.Locomotives use bunker fuel, like big ships do.When I was just out of
high school I worked land surveying along the railroad between Boston and
Portland, Maine. I noticed that the locos stayed running all the time. I asked
Maybe. Sometimes in a photo, shadows and reflections can look like dents --
that said, if you're shopping for 8-10 year old cars it is going to be rare to
find one without a ding or scratch somewhere.
Good question about the engine cover, maybe removed for the photo but certainly
would be a
I fear more and more of this. The car may be mechanically perfect, but will
refuse to function because some programmer failed to look beyond his current
deadline and now there is an unfixable bug in an embedded software system. At
this point, the manufacture probably cannot even recreate the
I seem to recall that Standard Oil needed to find a use for all the left over
product after making the main product Kerosene back in the day. IIRC that led
to the battle over what would fuel the automobiles of the future where steam
and batteries lost to petrol.
Clay
> On Jan 6, 2022, at
I used to work along the tracks by the Amtrak office. There were a number of
trains sitting on side rails chugging away day and night with nobody onboard.
Upon occasion one would be sitting and not running. It was entertaining when
they tried to light it off. Always a summer event. Massive
When I went back and looked over the photos again, it looked like there
might be a ding in the bumper drivers side. I also would be lire with engine
compartment missing all its cover?
Regards,
Bob Massmann
Southwestern Ohio
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I did seller for CARFAX report since the car had a dealer tag on it.
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Maybe. Sometimes in a photo,
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The friend seems quite optimistic on the asking price.
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I am pretty sure these can have balance shaft issues also.
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There is one shipper in AK that retrofit their fleet with massive LNG tanks.
They shuttle between WA and AK, as well as head out to HI in these boats. It
is the Green thing to do. I wonder if they could swap over to H fuel at a
later date.
Euro rail is electric. Not a small enough area to
It isn't a fixed ratio. After initial fractional distillation, the heavier
distillates can be converted (commonly by hydrocracking) to produce more of the
lighter distillates. The process needs to be adjusted for the various types of
incoming crude (e.g. light, heavy, sweet, sour).
Pure political genius. Mortgage the yet unborn. They can't complain from
the womb and the current crop of politicians will be gone before they can
vote.
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Might not be a bad deal actually
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