November BS Thread - More posts than Oct?!?!
Hotshot
Joined: Jun 2006
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From: Hampstead, NC
Afternoon guys! Gotta a busy weekend planned here to. Gonna take the deck down. Want to build a bigger one next year, maybe a 3-season porch type of thing. Also need to pull the little back deck away from the house to put new windows in down there. I was gonna wait till spring, but it's nice out...
Lead Driver
Joined: Apr 2003
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From: H-town, MN
Cory,
I buy a lot of bearings for my woodworking machinery. In fact, there are a lot of old woodworking machinery machine forum members that buy a lot of bearings. Most of us order them from Interstate Bearings, in Addison, IL. They are an industrial wholesale supplier, but they are willing to deal with us on small orders, as individuals too. We usually call Lynne Scott and just tell her we're the woodworking bozos.
Anyway, they have everything available. All quality levels. You can order Timkins, Fafnirs, MRC, SKF, KOYO, KBC, or, whatever you want. I would imagine that Napa is the middle man from them to you.
It is best if you know the model number. There are interchange lists that help translate brand to brand. If you don't know it, knowing ID, OD, cup type, thickness at inner and outer race. Having the bearing on hand and a caliper is best. But, if you don't, they can probably help you figure out what you need.
Anyway, I occasionally buy locally if I need something immediately. But, if I can wait a day or two, they are very fast to ship and very affordable.
Accurate Bearing Company
I buy a lot of bearings for my woodworking machinery. In fact, there are a lot of old woodworking machinery machine forum members that buy a lot of bearings. Most of us order them from Interstate Bearings, in Addison, IL. They are an industrial wholesale supplier, but they are willing to deal with us on small orders, as individuals too. We usually call Lynne Scott and just tell her we're the woodworking bozos.
Anyway, they have everything available. All quality levels. You can order Timkins, Fafnirs, MRC, SKF, KOYO, KBC, or, whatever you want. I would imagine that Napa is the middle man from them to you.
It is best if you know the model number. There are interchange lists that help translate brand to brand. If you don't know it, knowing ID, OD, cup type, thickness at inner and outer race. Having the bearing on hand and a caliper is best. But, if you don't, they can probably help you figure out what you need.
Anyway, I occasionally buy locally if I need something immediately. But, if I can wait a day or two, they are very fast to ship and very affordable.
Accurate Bearing Company
Thanx, Eric! I am looking for a wheel hub assembly but will check out the link to see if they carry it.
Lead Driver
Joined: Mar 2000
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From: Hampstead, NC
Good afternoon guys. Just checking in while I have lunch(dinner for those in Suppertown). Time to head back out.
Might as well take advantage of the nice weather and do it now. Let me know when you start the new deck/porch build, I like doing stuff like that.
Yep, it is nice out, even the wind isn't so bad today being that it is warm. Have fun with those lights.
Afternoon guys! Gotta a busy weekend planned here to. Gonna take the deck down. Want to build a bigger one next year, maybe a 3-season porch type of thing. Also need to pull the little back deck away from the house to put new windows in down there. I was gonna wait till spring, but it's nice out...
Yep, it is nice out, even the wind isn't so bad today being that it is warm. Have fun with those lights.
Hotshot
Joined: Jun 2006
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From: Hampstead, NC
Good afternoon. It's about non-supperland dinner time here.
Got the back deck off the house, demolished, and loaded on the trailer. Was just gonna pull it away, now it's history! Gotta love the diesel!!!
Tomorrow will be the side deck. Mike, I'd be more than happy to let you know when building starts!!! LOL
Got the back deck off the house, demolished, and loaded on the trailer. Was just gonna pull it away, now it's history! Gotta love the diesel!!!
Tomorrow will be the side deck. Mike, I'd be more than happy to let you know when building starts!!! LOL
Fleet Owner
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: BLT, MN
Good evening guys
I got the yard cleaned up and mowed. The garden perennials out and cleaned up. Christmas decorations out in the front yard. Moms yard mowed.
Tomorrow is putting all the garden statues and such away, deck chair cushions and chairs put away, misc odds and ends put away.
I got the yard cleaned up and mowed. The garden perennials out and cleaned up. Christmas decorations out in the front yard. Moms yard mowed.
Tomorrow is putting all the garden statues and such away, deck chair cushions and chairs put away, misc odds and ends put away.
Hotshot
Joined: Jun 2006
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From: Hampstead, NC
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Hotshot
Joined: Jun 2006
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From: Hampstead, NC
Hotshot
Joined: Jun 2006
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From: Hampstead, NC
