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How do you weigh in on this? Annotated Mythbusters: Episode 62: Killer Cable Snaps, Pottery Record OD

The prices I am seeing range from $108 to $338 per gallon. It depends on color and application. OD

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I actually got a "blem bottle" form an HD dealer in NV. The safety ring was missing form the cap but it was a brand new, unopened gallon. Normally, $135 plus, plus. I got it for $62.25 plus $7.50 for shipping. Ebay is great, sometimes. OD

I'll bite. I picked up my truck last month. "no brakes" according to GL. I inspected, on recovery, and found a brand new out of the box MC and lines to the air-pack. [thumbzup] Great, I thought! Checked inside to find beautiful purple nectar. Sweet, wright? I went on to other things to prep the...

Jump the terminal from the gen to the solenoid terminal maybe? A piece of wire with ends and wing nuts? Sounds sketchy. I suppose it would depend on how bad I needed to move it. If you'll buy the fuel I'll bring Albert's tow-bar and move it around for you. I would not mind another West Texas...

Good to see ya Jake. I would have thought the same thing. I have done that with a diesel and many gas engines in the past. I have been cranking my rock crawler that way for 2 years (too cheap to by a battery I guess). Thanks for posting. OD

NO chance of that. 80% of the hardware is on your side of the map. If you buy a halfway decent truck west of the Mississippi and post it here people are going to notice. Especially, if you post the location in the title. Not that I'm faulting you but, it occurs to me that for the 6-7K you will...

I'll offer storage, short term, but it's further south. I may contact a few people around Phoenix and see if they can help recover/store. If I have mine ready to role (registered) and can borrow a tow bar I'll be glad to help. We'll get back to you. If you hadn't out bid me you would not be in...

Don't get me started. Have you ever been wearing "proper" gear and had a large piece of slag drop down in the one spot where your collar was open? I had one do that while sandwiched under a Tahoe putting on a Flowmaster. 1/4" bugger rolled down and settled in the middle of my back. There I am...

:funny: Dropped my tuna fish packet in my lap reading this post. What a mess. Fish and hot sauce every where.

John Grisham novels. She (my pyro) likes crime stories. On a not completely unrelated note, sense I don't have a "pyro". I have found that my truck actually pulls hills better if the pedal is not on the floor. If you put your foot in it all the way it will back down the speed every time. If...

Oh, I never have unhooked anything and never have a problem. I think removing the tank would cause more problems than it would prevent. Also, in crash tests a full tank is proven to be less likely to ignite. The vapor is your concern. Gasoline will only ignite within a narrow concentration...

grinder+oily rags in a trash can (too close to the work piece)+me not paying attention=????? worse using an Oxy/ac torch while wearing (apparently flammable soled) sandals and standing on a 2"X2" freshly cut piece of 3/16 frame material. Common sense goes a long way. If your mama would cringe...

Welcome. I did it in a 69 A2 "without" brakes." A little over 900 miles. I say, go for it if you know how to wrench. P.S. It is cheaper to have it hauled.