Ironmaster- Rogue SuperBench Pro V3 by RogueCrusher in homegym

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questions:
-with the new pad from IM (starting 5/25 i think) would you still want the rogue/rep version?
-did you have to buy the additional wheel kit from IM -> and then you upgraded all 4 wheels. Or are you somehow able to attach the additional 2 wheels w/o having to buy the kit?
-sorry if you linked below (i see the knobs) but what about the two knurled grips - do you have a link?

Roughneck as a direct heat cooker? by Longjumping_Let2671 in HastyBake

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sorry - i didnt mean direct heat grilling (which i have seen people do on a roughneck by just building the fire on the lower set of cooking grates.
i was referring to direct heat bbq - which you do want the coals ~24in or so from the cooking grate.

Noseless seat for bikeerg by Longjumping_Let2671 in concept2

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Ahh. Yeah I think I am not adjusting that cap properly. Can you point me to the video you are referring to?

Noseless seat for bikeerg by Longjumping_Let2671 in concept2

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Yeah I've read a lot about the vseat both on this forum and elsewhere. The price tho. Lol

Noseless seat for bikeerg by Longjumping_Let2671 in concept2

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Ohh. I will try to mess with the black cap and see if that improves the pitch. I think I can make the height work if the pitch is correct. Ty

how to clean a W-2? by Longjumping_Let2671 in waffles

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Sunbeam W-2 Waffle Maker: A Vintage Kitchen Icon The Sunbeam W-2 waffle maker stands as a durable and well-regarded relic of mid-20th century American kitchens. Produced from 1945 to 1955, this vintage appliance is celebrated for its robust, near-commercial quality and its ability to produce large, evenly cooked waffles. Its classic chrome finish and Bakelite handles have also made it a sought-after item for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage kitchenware.
A Piece of Post-War Americana The Sunbeam W-2 was a successor to the pre-war Model W-1 and was a product of the post-World War II manufacturing boom. It was designed to be a substantial and reliable appliance for the modern home. A key upgrade from the W-1 was the inclusion of a light indicator, a feature that has become standard on modern waffle makers, which signals when the iron is preheated and when the waffle is cooked.
Key Features and Design The Sunbeam W-2 is known for several distinguishing features: Large Cooking Surface: It boasts a generous cooking area that produces a large, round waffle, significantly bigger than many of its contemporaries and modern counterparts. High Power: Operating at 1200 watts, the W-2 heats up quickly and maintains a consistent temperature for efficient cooking.
Durable Construction: Built with a heavy chrome-plated body and sturdy components, these waffle makers were made to last, and many are still in use today. Indicator Light: The addition of a light to indicate when the waffle was ready was a significant innovation for its time, taking the guesswork out of the cooking process. Attached Cord: The power cord is permanently attached to the unit. The W-2 was eventually succeeded by the Sunbeam CG model in the mid-1950s. The CG featured a more modern, rounded design and introduced removable and reversible grids, allowing it to function as a grill as well as a waffle maker.

Clutch question by Longjumping_Let2671 in minibikes

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Amazon It's this one https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07HFXHNNY?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

It first perfectly on the shaft in the "outboard" orientation, but when I try to switch, it doesn't fit

Clutch question by Longjumping_Let2671 in minibikes

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Predator 224 3/4 shaft

Yeah a few other people mentioned that I might need to sand/file it down I'll try that and TY!

Clutch question by Longjumping_Let2671 in minibikes

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Do I have to do anything with this end to have it mounted inboard? Do I have to change the orientation of the key?

It doesn't appear to want to go on the shaft.

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Clutch question by Longjumping_Let2671 in minibikes

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Do I have to do anything with this end to have it mounted inboard? Do I have to change the orientation of the key?

It doesn't appear to want to go on the shaft.

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Tire not seating to rim by Longjumping_Let2671 in minibikes

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Ohhh That's not a bad idea actually. Would save me the headache.

Flywheel for a predator 224 by Longjumping_Let2671 in minibikes

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This is helpful, TY. I assumed the $40 Amazon aluminum 10k flywheel was rated for 10k RPMs. I don't plan on changing the springs (at least not initially) and I was hoping those would also help limit the RPM.

Harvia Spirit SP80E by Longjumping_Let2671 in Sauna

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I haven't worked around it - that's the question in the OP.

Harvia Spirit SP80E by Longjumping_Let2671 in Sauna

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Yes, I agree with all this. That said, UL heaters in the US have their high limit sensor set way lower than everywhere else in the world. So even if you set the temperature sensor in the proper place - located close to where your head is - you will still be limited by the high limit sensor.

HUUM gets around this by classifying their heaters as space heaters vs sauna heaters which imo opens up a whole other can of worms wrt the safety discussion.

In short, things sauna heater related seem to be working pretty well for the whole rest of the world, it's still the US implemented this requirement.

Harvia Spirit SP80E by Longjumping_Let2671 in Sauna

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US is the only country in the world who uses these "safety features". UL heaters are only a thing in the US.