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mclellan83

Comic Book Super Hero
Jun 27, 2017
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Mounted up some new tires on my zero turn. Shouldn't have any traction issues now. My lawn is on a slight grade and if there is any dew, the wheels just spun and tore the grass up. It has a 72" deck and weighs a fair amount.

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How dare you post that and get Joe all hot and bothered, now he is gonna have to use his pretty new truck to go buy a few old projects just to keep up
 
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Northernregal

Sloppy McRodbender
Oct 24, 2017
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LOL - not really. We had to open an account to get me a decent sized argon bottle before I can start practicing. My autoweld bottle was on fumes by the time I packed it in.
Get some coupons, we need a second review.

Fyi, AC balance knob is backwards to what makes sense. Start 1/4 turn from CCW stop. That one cost me some tungsten.
 
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motorheadmike

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Nov 18, 2009
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Get some coupons, we need a second review.

Fyi, AC balance knob is backwards to what makes sense. Start 1/4 turn from CCW stop. That one cost me some tungsten.

Like so?

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Bonnewagon

Lost in the Labyrinth
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Sep 18, 2009
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I scored an old Sears Craftsman 1 hp drill press from a guy even older than me that was downsizing. I used the Evapo-Rust gel to clean it up and even fixed up an ancient drill press vise I had been saving. Now I can make holes like a pro!
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motorheadmike

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Nov 18, 2009
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This magic is happening.

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They didn't hit any of the heating lines. Huge relief. Glad I spent that money upfront.
 
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fleming442

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Dec 26, 2013
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This magic is happening.

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They didn't hit any of the heating lines. Huge relief. Glad I spent that money upfront.
How high are the ceilings? I haven't done mine yet, because 10'. That, and I'm too dang tall to work comfortably, even under my neighbor's (14' ceiling there).
 
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motorheadmike

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How high are the ceilings? I haven't done mine yet, because 10'. That, and I'm too dang tall to work comfortably, even under my neighbor's (14' ceiling there).

129". Fortunately, I am 5-11" and shrinking.
 
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motorheadmike

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