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  1. M

    Grass Catcher Issue

    I gave an potential answer on your other thread. Have a look.
  2. M

    Hello from Washington State.

    Hello and welcome to the site. My first thought would be to check the blades for wear or damage. Sounds like they are not creating enough lift. Could be worn.
  3. M

    Prayers & Positive Thoughts, Please

    I had a stent done at midnight October 21 2008.. one of the scariest times in my life. I'll share some prayers and keep healing thoughts as well.
  4. M

    129 wiring ?

    That looks like a newer unit and I think 1 side goes to switched battery power ( on/off) and the other side goes to ground. From memory - my 169 had the ignition circuit ( coil feed ) passing through the meter. So in effect it's the same thing as above, switched battery power through the...
  5. M

    CATS Stray, Feral, Housebound, Declawed, and Otherwise

    Spewed Cat GOO! rotflmao!! Priceless.:errrr::errrr::errrr::groupwave::feint:
  6. M

    IH CC 106

    I get all my stuff from Digger ( Charlie at CC Specialties) Has the right parts at a good price and it's good for us to support a forum sponsor so we can get more stuff in the future. Plus he ships my stuff quick too!
  7. M

    Dry geared features on my *Original*. Seeking service info.

    Can't wait for Hydro Harry to read that last sentence - The correct police will send out an APB.... rotflmao! :cubwinker::errrr::beer_chug:
  8. M

    Forum Sponsors

    The Forum Sponsors page worked for me today, thanks for fixing it!
  9. M

    Todays mistake

    knocked a hole into the side = Window
  10. M

    Todays mistake

    Oh Well..
  11. M

    Todays mistake

    Hows the camshaft?
  12. M

    Woodworking advice for period-correct shelves in antique walnut hutch

    Check out Sandwich Glass on Cape Cod Mass. - made the old way with very old tooling. But be sitting down when you see the prices!
  13. M

    CATS Stray, Feral, Housebound, Declawed, and Otherwise

    What did'ja do ? have them "fixed"
  14. M

    Woodworking advice for period-correct shelves in antique walnut hutch

    To wide for glass? I doubt it, but talk with a glaser in your area.
  15. M

    Woodworking advice for period-correct shelves in antique walnut hutch

    The glass shelving is a great idea! imho..
  16. M

    Todays mistake

    That last picture looks like a seal and retainer , what's on the inside? do you know?
  17. M

    Todays mistake

    I don't think they'd put a breather right below the oil fill.. I think you need one of these = Amazon.com : welch plug assortment , but check the manual and see what (if) they say?
  18. M

    Todays mistake

    Looks like you are pointing at a Welch Plug. But are you trying to indicate the casting? Under edit. the second picture just came up. A Welch Plug should have filled that hole. They are available from most good auto parts houses and I'd assume google could be your friend. You'll need to...
  19. M

    Woodworking advice for period-correct shelves in antique walnut hutch

    Tell him to cut it to 3/4" then plane each side to get to 5/8".
  20. M

    Woodworking advice for period-correct shelves in antique walnut hutch

    I think Max is pretty and smart! :groupwave: What do you plan to place on the shelves? I don't think I'd go any thinner than 1/2"... but ask the sawyer what thickness he'd suggest.
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