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January Meet Date
Post Fiend
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Lol thanks Fom nope never used an angle grinder probably can learn fast i guess havent used much of that stuff since i dont got the equipment in the first place shop to do it in and all that
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Well, if you want to try it out. Wear a long sleeve shirt or old coat (I like an old jean jacket) unless you like little hot sparks bouncing of your arms. 
A hat is good too. Morris has eye and hearing protection.
A hat is good too. Morris has eye and hearing protection.
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ive got no idea on the cost, on the machine i was using you just push the selector to gouge, the tip just screws on and away you go, you work at about a 45 degree angle, we were gouging backing strips off of test plate, it didnt dig into the base material unless you really got in an aggressive angle on it. it just removed that backing strip real easy. i think it would work okay for working around sheetmetal, just dont slip, whatever you do, dont slip
edit: ill try and find you a picture later, but im going to bed for now
edit: ill try and find you a picture later, but im going to bed for now
Last edited by FirstTry; Jan 24, 2007 at 11:57 PM. Reason: adding something
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Originally Posted by 51dueller
So Morris, You going to plug the block heater on SK51 on Saturday morning?
2 DAYS TO GO
2 DAYS TO GO
I`m sure I seen Ford Flatties with block heaters that screwed in place of a head bolts.
I think my 57 F350/272 has it screwed into the water pump, I would have to double check that to be sure.
Last edited by Fomoko1; Jan 25, 2007 at 08:56 PM.
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We may have to pull it with the Bobcat, I was cleaning snow around and under neath it tonite getting it ready for Sat. morning, I went to move it ahead and now the deck is a touch shorter on one corner.....
Seems it had a weak spot from dry rot.
Seems it had a weak spot from dry rot.
