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I use a old propane tank for my slack tub and often in the winter I spend a large amount of time chipping it out when I forget to dump it out at the end of the day
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we just finally warmed to a wonderful -19C after a few days of -35 to -45 lows and -30 to -25 highs hopefully the local ski hill can get started now that they have snow and warmer weather forecasted
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Billybones, Ski-doo and Sea-doo are both owned by the same parent company (same with Can-am, and Evinrude) bombardier Recreational Products
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So after three years I finally got this project into running condition it is either a 73 or 74 skidoo tnt 440 that belonged to either my father of one of his siblings and was parked sometime in the 90's until i pulled it out currently it runs but i have yet to figure out the wiring for lights, gauges and a kill switch (i have the harness but wires were cut and some appear to be missing outright.
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here is the video of it
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frosty we are doing bad here too, last few weeks have been just cold enough to make ice but little precipitation and this week is supposed to drop into the -30C range with minimal precipitation forecasted hopefully there will be enough to pull the snowmobile out and for the ski hills to open
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On 8/14/2023 at 5:29 PM, jlpservicesinc said:
Thanks Frosty.. That is a good one.. does it work on bee stings too?
Jennifer I know this is old but if you take a slice off a fresh onion and rub the juice from that into a bee or wasp sting that reduces the pain and swelling quite well
M.J.Lampert
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I know I'm coming to this conversation late, but I just got back after three months. My condolences to Foo and family. Thank you to all the admin and moderators who are choosing to keep this going
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well people it is official I am finished grade 11 as of now
had a car-show in town Sunday got to take part in driving a car (the jag below). There was over half a dozen Model A's ranging from 1927 to 30 in both the coupe and 4 door versions all the way through to 2022 cameros and mustangs. well over 100 cars came from up to 500km away
The crew I went with also had this 49 dodge coronet
There was a large number of trans-am firebirds and Cameros but this one stuck out, one of five 1995 Cameros made for the rcmp decommissioned in 2002
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at least the tape measure comes back the 10mm socket always likes it elsewhere
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thanks everyone for the well wishes waiting on new tires so I can drive my own car (not supposed to have studs in May) and then I am truly freed (well except for the limits on an N license here link added if you want to see what I'm dealing with Get your N (icbc.com))
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frosty I filleted it out and my father used some butter and lemon pepper turned out excellent
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beautiful work everybody,
no pictures but made a few attempts at making a belt buckle great practice for getting even tapers, went fishing over the weekend
also I passed my drivers test last week so I can drive without a supervisor now
M.J.Lampert
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22 hours ago, Duckwalk said:
I bought a hotstamp from a company who makes them. Its just my last name. I think it cost me like $80?
what is the name of the company everything i found in Canada and us was 200-400 dollars
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Billy I prefer coral mushrooms fried in butter with a little salt and butter, perfect as a side for grouse or ptarmigan strips. Picked fresh off the mountain is the best. my father enjoys morels but I haven't acquired a taste for them
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what ground wires I have dealt with up here where always bare copper
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Help, Help, I see concrete floors. All blacksmiths head for Rutland and cover this with tools and random saved items, we cant let mothers/partners ever see a a single clean shop
M.J.Lampert
PS looks wonderful when do you hope to have the school going by?
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16 hours ago, Daswulf said:
We have to show positive pressure then negative pressure then count to thirty while moving our head up down left and right for each number while under a plastic sheeting with the banana oil in it.
that's the same, and then jumping jacks etc., no cheating with this as it shows on your face if you smell it
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we use them for fast repairs in the back country as on horse gear or packs they work great as long as you don't apply side pressure (breaks the needles) I noticed that this one I bought isn't set as deep in the wood as the older ones that my father owns (could just be years of use that pressed it in deeper)
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16 hours ago, Daswulf said:
Working in a body shop we go through a class every year and get test fitted for our respirators as well for that. (Spoiler: they use banana oil that smells like banana Runts if anyone remembers those candies) If anyone would like a copy of that printout we get I could try to upload it or post pictures. We do a safety class on safety data sheets as well. Sds or msds. Or whatever it is at the moment lol. It Is good info to know.
how nice, when I worked at a concrete plant they put a spray in the hood that almost makes one upchuck you had to do movements for 10 min and if you smell it at any time you have to reset and start again
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after ours killed numerous birds we did the same, and now the hummingbirds just fly around very confused why there is bright colours and no nectar