What's bad, I sold a 48" model 2 years ago we never used much.
Steve
Steve
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Ah is that the rear projection jobby I didn't realize they went that big. TV eh another thing we cant live without now
Finished up other folks saws and still felt like working. So rebuilt the carb on my #1 PP445 71cc 50mm that didnt run so good awhile back when compared to the 441.
Also tried to show the walbro tool for setting heights. Also have a zama one. Their cheap, quick and handy.
Also tried to show the walbro tool for setting heights. Also have a zama one. Their cheap, quick and handy.
Bobby Kirbos
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Lucky Goldstar.
That projection tv had a real good picture. If it was starting to look dull looking, you could pull th back panel, pull the screen protector off and clean it. Picture look like new money. You could also change the color fluid in the projectors and it would make the picture real sharp. They were made to be repaired unlike now.
Steve
Steve
Looks like you were busy today JJ, nice looking saw.
Steve
Steve
Wow that's really cool a older mate of mine bought 1 back in 2000 and was 10 grand then he was 20 holly jesus that was big coin for a telly but now I get why they really were good stuff. His one still goes it's the garage tv
Ray Benson has a S6000 service manual copy, he just sent one out to a requester on the main thread.
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I am going to buy some golf t's we used them for stripped out screw holes cant believe i never use on fuel line i grab a nail or screw but wood t probably seals better...think i have some some place in some shed?LOL...
Pencil works great as well
I've used plastic golf t' s before, only thing I had in the tool box.
They also work good for holding a marble to target practice with at 40 yards with my 1022.
Steve
They also work good for holding a marble to target practice with at 40 yards with my 1022.
Steve
2stroke_shaman
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Ruger got that one right .Love the 10/22
Scope, 4x16x40 and a bench rest, got to have something I can see a knat on a mosquito with and something to steady my aim
Eyes aren't that good any more for a red dot.
Steve
Eyes aren't that good any more for a red dot.
Steve
My wonderful son borrowed mine 30 years ago and I haven't seen it since, well only in his hands or the grandkids. He said that's what sons do.
They also buy you a new one to replace that one. And a few bricks of ammo.
Steve
Steve
Heck of a idea. Never thought of that.
My dad brought up he wants to get the muzzle loaders out and shoot the edge of old axe to split and break 2 clay's set on the sides. Last time he did it he was visiting a Vietnam vet friend of his in WY. He was driving my 71 Monte big block back to OH for me from MT.
Big Piney WY pic I was talking about above.
I like that, never thought of trying that. I've got an old Marlin MLS50 50 cal stainless muzzel loader, needs a stock. It got busted when I had my wreck. I enjoyed shooting it, was set for 140yrds. Was using a 200 grain Hornady jacketed hollow point 45 caliber with 90 grains of triple x powder. Still shoot my Belgian 1860 Colt 45, that's fun to shoot, plenty of smoke and fire.
Steve
Steve
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Well had my surgery on Tuesday. Up until yesterday I was a hurting puppy. When they cracked my chest there was much more pain than I was expecting. Much better after they removed my chest tubes. I should be heading home on Monday. I really appreciate all the well wishes. Thank you all. Maybe in 4-6 weeks I can tear apar the 4000.
Hello Bob, great to hear everything went well, get 100% well before getting into anything. Best wishes Stephen
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