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Rockauto has rears, but not fronts.
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Darchangel posted:A Walker direct fit is $50. And would still rust off within a year, even in your climate. 
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Darchangel posted:And now, the moneyshot: Nice work.
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Darchangel posted:My only real complaint about it is that the (front) drive wheels are a bit expensive ($30 each), and I wore the tires off of them. Fortunately, the wheels on the parts mower were usable. Just cracked in the center of the tread at that point, so I filled them with polyurethane to make them solid. Seems to be holding up so far. That's easily fixed with a strip of tread from a MTB tire and some self-tapping screws.
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Will the ECU harness grommet play nice with a sawn hole that has no lip?
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I'll have you know you're my favorite poster 
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Darchangel posted:This is acceptable. Fo3 posted:No it's not, that's a leak. 
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That flanged hole makes me happy  The other holes, not so much.
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Darchangel posted:Why can't they put a damned grille over the fresh air opening inside the cowl? Why can't you? 
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They used those Tyco splices where they put the 2 halves of my
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Darchangel posted:I did fix another little annoying thing, speaking of mowing the lawn. My gas can has a vent, but it's gotten brittle, and I had to keep track of where the cap went: In a similar vein, I fixed my gas cans:    this product was sold & is being used in OH
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Darchangel posted:The trick is that the Subaru is in another state Liquid?
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GJ on the door cards, btw
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STR posted:best legal way to dispose of an old SLA battery? It's an old UPS battery, it's bulging and cracked. Kinda wanna get it the gently caress out of my garage, but I don't want to pay someone to take it unless I absolutely have to. [insert meme here]
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Darchangel posted:What in the gently caress is "Rail Life"? Cocaine
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IOwnCalculus posted:a Herculined hootus. Wow...that's an IFSJA reference from before the turn of the century.
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Commodore_64 posted:You might also try cleaning your bed with some dawn dish soap. Any sort of oils from fingers or other sources make stuff really pop off easily. And I've found that covering the bed in glue stick can sometimes help as well. I read this twice before my brain caught up and said "yo dumbass, Darch was having 3D printer issues". I thought I had stumbled into the Unsolicited Waterbed Hacks thread. E: in my defense, the balancer video was my first unread post today Dagen H fucked around with this message at 19:38 on May 16, 2023 |
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LightRailTycoon posted:I think bed frames are generally pretty hardened Dagen H fucked around with this message at 04:20 on Jun 2, 2023 |
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Darchangel posted:That doesn't count. Not a bed frame per se. That's freaking bent sheet metal Stop ruining jokes with your "facts" and "logic"  Darchangel posted:(also, dang, you remembered that?) *remembers random banal forums post* *can't develop any marketable skills* I'm an odd duck.
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Darchangel posted:Thinking hammered grey or silver, maybe hammered blue. I could go old-school with hammered teal/green. Hammerite 43175 Mid Green is always the correct answer.
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"I just need a loaf of bread." *exits store 2 hours later, with a full cart*
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Wait, HF has faux Tweco clamps?!? Also, I used to make welding cables in the shop, and "squeeze the band with pliers" is the method I was taught, so it looks good from here 
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It's supposed to provide just enough strain relief/horizontal support that the weight of the cable doesn't pull it out when it's hanging from a bridge beam/skyscraper girder. Just a stout ziptie is good 'nuff.
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