Thinking
#4591
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Well, going to jump on a Trampoline for an hour...we made a promise, actually I didn't, I have too much work to do...oh bother
Have a good weekend fellas.
Have a good weekend fellas.
#4592
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Originally Posted by Jbrew
Man, I can't believe they didn't fix that yet. No updates for it yet?
Edit* or maybe still it’s garagetalk and the way its encoding talks to both Operating systems
Last edited by fordguy2100; 11-11-2017 at 04:32 PM.
#4593
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Well a friend took some pictures of Juneau's area today, so I thought I would post these two. I thought he did a nice job. Thanks Viliame K.
Last edited by akdoggie; 11-12-2017 at 01:28 AM.
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#4594
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Excellent photos, would make nice xmas cards, especially the 2nd one...
#4595
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Adrian I was thinking that as well. Number 2 is by far my favorite. I took that one and deepened the colors. Glad you like them.
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Good Sunday morning fellers!- ive been spending the weekend at my f-i-l's in western Pa.- its his birthday-85-(old fart)- good to get away from the salt mine for a couple of days.
Yes- AK, thanks for asking, i still get a touch of aches in my new knee- but the dr. said that would happen- the arthritis that was in the joint is gone with the old joint,but the synovitis and the tendonitis that is in the tendon tissues is still there- but its not nearly as bad as before! I go in on Dec.27 to get my left knee replaced- i cant wait!
Yes- AK, thanks for asking, i still get a touch of aches in my new knee- but the dr. said that would happen- the arthritis that was in the joint is gone with the old joint,but the synovitis and the tendonitis that is in the tendon tissues is still there- but its not nearly as bad as before! I go in on Dec.27 to get my left knee replaced- i cant wait!
#4597
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Good Sunday morning fellers!- ive been spending the weekend at my f-i-l's in western Pa.- its his birthday-85-(old fart)- good to get away from the salt mine for a couple of days.
Yes- AK, thanks for asking, i still get a touch of aches in my new knee- but the dr. said that would happen- the arthritis that was in the joint is gone with the old joint,but the synovitis and the tendonitis that is in the tendon tissues is still there- but its not nearly as bad as before! I go in on Dec.27 to get my left knee replaced- i cant wait!
Yes- AK, thanks for asking, i still get a touch of aches in my new knee- but the dr. said that would happen- the arthritis that was in the joint is gone with the old joint,but the synovitis and the tendonitis that is in the tendon tissues is still there- but its not nearly as bad as before! I go in on Dec.27 to get my left knee replaced- i cant wait!
#4598
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Successful stay in travel trailer this weekend, it's pretty impressive.. impressed me anyway. The tanks are huge on this thing, 52 gal of fresh water, 40 gal and 71 gal waste water tanks...heated tanks/heated basement with an electric backup when the furnace isn't being used . Most everything runs on battery through an inverter. The only devices that draw AC through shore power is the fireplace and in the summer, both air conditioning units on top. Of course the inverter keeps the battery up, that draws up to 7 amps when running.
I didn't get the windows done as planned, too many interuptions making mama happy, but figured out how I'm going to insulate them. 3M thinsulate directly on the glass, -it's like adding dual pane windows but better. While the suns shinning they will now heat the trailer. At night we'll use a reflectix double bubble heat reflector/insulator. All this will be out of site and should work very well. The return, -the windows will achieve more R-value than the walls at night and again heat while the suns out. We have 4 sky lights I'll be using that 3M stuff on as well.
That should make it comfy/functional enough for a get away in the winter and won't hurt the looks any.
As soon as I get to know this thing inside and out, I can get back to finding a truck that will pull it...that's just a damn delema since I can't see purchasing a new one. It would suck too much from the pocket for sure. Buying used is difficult.
I didn't get the windows done as planned, too many interuptions making mama happy, but figured out how I'm going to insulate them. 3M thinsulate directly on the glass, -it's like adding dual pane windows but better. While the suns shinning they will now heat the trailer. At night we'll use a reflectix double bubble heat reflector/insulator. All this will be out of site and should work very well. The return, -the windows will achieve more R-value than the walls at night and again heat while the suns out. We have 4 sky lights I'll be using that 3M stuff on as well.
That should make it comfy/functional enough for a get away in the winter and won't hurt the looks any.
As soon as I get to know this thing inside and out, I can get back to finding a truck that will pull it...that's just a damn delema since I can't see purchasing a new one. It would suck too much from the pocket for sure. Buying used is difficult.
#4599
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AK.... I didn't want to clutter up your inbox - but this is the stuff I was telling you about in the PM.
http://www.lubegard.com/~/C-229/LUBE...d+Applications
http://www.lubegard.com/~/C-229/LUBE...d+Applications
#4600
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Soooooo.... I did the plugs in the old truck this weekend. Found that my misfire was caused by water getting into the cylinder 6 plug hole. Pretty sure I have a leaky cowl. It was actual water, not coolant. It had rained off and on for a few days before I drove it.
So, since I was in there, I decided to go ahead and do the whole deal. On cylinder 4, it took me 1.5 hours alone because this is how my spark plug boot came out:
Then cylinder 3.... I got this little pebble in there somehow. This pic was taken AFTER the pebble had become dislodged from between the cylinder wall and the spark plug. Didn't realize it was in there until I got my borescope out. That was a whole ball of fun, lol. Finally had to tape a straw into my my ShopVac and suck it out.
So, since I was in there, I decided to go ahead and do the whole deal. On cylinder 4, it took me 1.5 hours alone because this is how my spark plug boot came out:
Then cylinder 3.... I got this little pebble in there somehow. This pic was taken AFTER the pebble had become dislodged from between the cylinder wall and the spark plug. Didn't realize it was in there until I got my borescope out. That was a whole ball of fun, lol. Finally had to tape a straw into my my ShopVac and suck it out.