Search results

I see a dropped axle In your speedway order. You already getting ready for your next project? That for the comet/fairlane? -scrump

Riv, also keep the distance from the bit to the center support post as small as you can and you get less deflection when drilling. I had the same press and it was a trooper. Mine was originally pulled from a snow bank. Not quite as clean as yours.

Duke, any new work on the COE? Love this build, hope you are still continuing with it. Thanks Scrump

Guessing iPhone or iPad used to take the photos? Not sure how to correct them but seems to be a common issue on many sites.

Just a few blue cans and a brown and green bottle or two near their feet... Very festive. I think they look good. -scrump

Not sure how to fix the links but I'll be watching this thread for sure!

My guess. Spark and fuel introduced somewhere under one of the covers. We never see what he may or may not have done to the port where the carb was bolted on Da scrump

Timewarp, You can already see that Ecoboost is going to have a great stance! I really like the way the tires fit the wheel wells. -scrump

Ok getting back to the original question - with Halloween around the corner this could still be a garage project. Just from a well pressure vessel. www.instructables.com/id/Propane-Bottle-Jack-o-lantern.

Kevin, Without knowing I am guessing the hydrant has the same pressure but has more volume if it is hooked to the well. The pipe at the pump is usually 1.5 inches. Your house is .75 and taps are .5 inches. Your pump will push at possibly a higher pressure while it is running to fill the tank...

Kevin, it has very little to do with pressure in the long run. The pump switch is set to turn on at a low pressure and off at a higher pressure. The bladder tank is used to provide a storage of water and pressure. So as the tank fills the pressure against the bladder will go up ans compress the...

High, Single stage blowers work better with it pretty much loaded up. Also look into adding rubber extensions on the center of the auger where it throws the snow. You want close up the gap to the shell. I have seen people use a section of old conveyer belt bolted on. It will toss the snow much...

:3gears: Equine, I have seen a process like the 'bb's' but with dry ice. They used it to position a large granite step. Once in place exactly where they wanted it they shimmed it ant let the ice disappear. I know this won't help the op but your idea reminded me of it. -scrump

Back it into the garage on the trailer. Two beams longer than the trailer width through the frame of the table and jack and block the four corners and drive the trailer out. Then lower it on the dollies bringing each end down a couple inches at a time. -scrump

If you choose the link he posted it asks for a login. But if you go to the BLOG link in his signature it does not. Then you can see the results. At least that worked for me from my iPad. -scrump

I am guessing you thought of this but before you try to put that in service you may want to cast a full mold of the repaired part. Then you have future options if it does not work. -scrump.

Welder4956, That answer is excellent information. Thank you for taking the time the post. This is what makes this board so valuable. -s

Just a simple one but it works well and it was free. It is the auger drive from a two stage walk behind snowblower. I boxed it in and added a steering wheel from a riding mower. I use it to lift my canoe to the rafters in the garage. Need to add a speed knob to it as it is a little slow.

Earl, now that is a nice room. Love the headgear racks. Keeps the shape and the dust off the visible side. -scrump

I have a table from General Fireproofing with a single center drawer. It is 45" x 28" and has a top surface called Hila-Plas. Use it for a Spare PC. I cannot remember how this one came to be mine. I'm thinking it may have come with the house. -scrump