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On my way home tonight I'll stop by the hardware store and get me a pair of #8 hardened bolts for the trunion block and I should be good to go.
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With new bolts.
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Smitty, What would be the point? It'll be corroded the first cycle anyway. Unless you know something I don't?
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Just SOP my young friend--good habits die hard--bad habits just die:(
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He's probably like me. I paint stuff about 1 person is going to see every 20 years LOL.I'm On Fire wrote:Smitty, What would be the point? It'll be corroded the first cycle anyway. Unless you know something I don't?
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not only do I paint stuff never scene for decades, I then write funny notes on it like O#*&bama Sucks or ford sucks or chrylser sucks.......
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Richard is right ...
Yeah, Pocono, the wife and I did that during the barn roof job.
Yeah, Pocono, the wife and I did that during the barn roof job.
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I leave beer bottles in the wall with notes. LOLPoconoeagle wrote:not only do I paint stuff never scene for decades, I then write funny notes on it like O#*&bama Sucks or ford sucks or chrylser sucks.......
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I thought I was the only one who left cryptic messages hidden in walls. LOL
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Im about to start ripping my farmers porch apart to get at the time capsule I put inside the hollow framing of roof rafter because I not only stuffed in some coins and stuff but I put also some baseball cards like Jacoby and Pedro before they won the world series
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You hid a time capsule in your porch and have to take it apart to get it? Why didn't you just bury it in the yard? Would've been easier and cheaper to get at.
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It ain't time for a time capsule yet, time capsules aren't supposed to be opened by the one that placed it that's downright un-American. Have you no respect for a "time" honored tradition? It would have been easier & cheaper just like IOF said.
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Well I suppose it's time for an update on the washer. I got the new seal today; two days early so that was good.
The new seal is on the left; old on the right. So, I guess that's what its supposed to look like.
Installed.
All buttoned up.
Yes, before I put it back together I ran it through a cycle and a spin cycle. No leaks. It was a pretty easy fix and it cost me $23 and some time. A lot better than what Sears would've charged. I also feel those bolts could do with some lock washers. It seems that over time they may back out then the tub drops down and wrecks havoc.
The new seal is on the left; old on the right. So, I guess that's what its supposed to look like.
Installed.
All buttoned up.
Yes, before I put it back together I ran it through a cycle and a spin cycle. No leaks. It was a pretty easy fix and it cost me $23 and some time. A lot better than what Sears would've charged. I also feel those bolts could do with some lock washers. It seems that over time they may back out then the tub drops down and wrecks havoc.
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It's a yj jeep with a big block