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18 minutes ago, DizRotus said:
He was a bust in the pros.
So was Bill Belichick when Brady left ya know.
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More Alabama dominance fatigue on the way. More talk about Nick Saban being the greatest coach of all time. Blah, blah, blah.
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1 hour ago, DizRotus said:
Nothing to see here.
I fixed it for you.
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One of the qualifying reasons being "dropsy" which is simply an accumulation of fluid somewhere on the body like an adema.
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A single HVAC system and a fridge? Maybe 10K watts or so. The Honda ones are really nice and quiet, but expensive. Have plenty of gas cans handy. They all burn a lot of gas if you keep em running.
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I didn't take this one, but wish I did.
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1 hour ago, Woofers and Tweeters said:
~ same hardness, CR being a bit softer.
Oh funny. No, I'm talking about the harness of the metal during the rolling process .........NOT the finished product. A LOT more expensive to cold roll than hot because the metal is much harder to actually roll when it's cold.
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19 hours ago, Woofers and Tweeters said:
CR is 2 to 3x more than HR.
This always true because CR is additional work to the already produced HR plate. With the harder surface of CR more force is also required and the finish is of higher quality which = $.
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That was supposed to be a PM about the engine treatment lol. Got crossed up on that somehow.
Anyway, there is a shortage of plate steel right now so they say.
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Well, I ran diesel fuel in my motor oil and it did seem to help. I eventually rebuilt the engine with NON-AFM parts though. 4 quarts motor oil with 2 quarts diesel to make up the 6 and drove it a few hundred miles. Did not seem to hurt anything. Your results may vary.
They were selling/recommending another technique, Seafoam.
https://seafoamworks.com/stop-the-smoke-cures-for-burning-oil/
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6 minutes ago, dtel said:
If it's not in bad shape it may be worth much more not as scrap ?
This can be true, but a lot of this is structural cutoffs, damaged tractor trailer chassis parts and legs.
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Tubing is crazy too. Just heard a quote on 10,000 lbs of square tubing at $1.30 /lb. Never seen it anywhere near that high before. Scrap iron paying $12 on the hundred right now here. I have 10,000 lbs laying around here that needs to go.
EDIT: Our latest price on hot roll plate and tubing approaching $1.75/lb for either one. Nuts. Not that long ago it was around .35 for either.
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Shakey, do you push the volume knob to change inputs? Nice pre.
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2 hours ago, MicroMara said:
Both hardly do any sports, are getting fatter and fatter
You've seen the movie WALL-E. Big bodies and little arms and legs.
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That Starlink is the hot up and coming at $100 a month. Should be really good too when all the sats are up.
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People do spend big money on hobbies that are non-profitable. Photography certainly qualifies. I wouldn't mind having an Canon L F2.8 400mm in my lens arsenal, but dang it's expensive!
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Firefox is what I use. Seems you can control those little popups.
As for Starlink, lots of dropped connections. As more Sats are launched, this should improve.
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A guy by the name of Jared Lloyd took this picture. Wow!
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If you ever needed more evidence that we are living in a Bizzaro world right now...
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That would have been helpful. Interesting your take on how it might have worked out had he not been killed. Absolutely believeable scenarios.