Recent content by Jrican

Harbor Freight sell junk at a irresistible price, to people who don't car about quality. If you wanted a decent inspection camera get one of the Milwaukee branded ones, or some other comparable brand. Consider anything you get from Harbor Freight to be a consumable.

Agreed! :thumbup: as long as you didn't drill the bore too deep, your 'canon' is just as strong as a muzzle loader.

They cool the air by increasing the humidity. If you live in a humid area they won't work as well. If you live in a less humid area they are amazing!

I prefer the term 'brick', but really they're all the same thing.:)

Yeah. Just take the brushes out. ;)

Vaseline if you are spray painting.

Nice first post, Impromo! Welcome to the board and please excuse me for pointing out this thread died in 2011. :beer:

Still somewhat common in the industrial world. If it's still in there after 105 years I would leave it in there. Plus a retrofit will not be straight forward.

One of those wires from the plug cable has ridges along the side, it is your neutral, the other one is smooth and is the 'line' or hot. if you look at the back of the switch you can see it is labeled with: L, 2, 3, and 'splicer' there should be a 1 on there as well but I can't see it in the...

If the sparks are coming at you, the grinder won't!

1 tire has ~= 1 ft² contact area with the floor. 4 tires ~= 4 ft² 2000 lb vehicle -> 500 lb/ft² (car) 4000 lb vehicle -> 1000 lb/ft² (small pickup) 8000 lb vehicle -> 2000 lb/ft² (large pickup)

Briggs need valves touched up every few years. And I'd second putting non ethanol gas in it..

My pecker. Needs drained often, and sometimes needs the stiffness messaged out of it.

Thank you Fredfox32, "Flag bolt" is turning up something similar to what I want, just not a lot of it. I attached pic's of a similar bolt (cross member that supports transfer case) so that others could see what I was trying to draw. Stage 8 is close to what I want, and could be made to work...

Looking for the name of this style bolt. It's used on the exhaust manifold to exhaust pipe connecting flange. I've tried googling but I'm coming up with limited selection.