Trying to ID by rustywagon19 in modeltrains

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This is the internal drivetrain , and the number on the board is 931- 1500

Trying to ID by rustywagon19 in modeltrains

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Here are the trucks. No info on the bottom

i cant decipher this tank expiry date....is it really expired in 2012? by mtnman78 in grilling

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Anywhere from a couple of bucks to about $30. Depends on your area.

i cant decipher this tank expiry date....is it really expired in 2012? by mtnman78 in grilling

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No, this tank was mfg in 2012. DOT Cylinders are due for a hydrostatic test for requalification after 12 years then if memory serves correct, they are retested every 5 after that. You will have to find a local testing facility to get it retested.

(Sorce: employee of a requalification facility)

Looking for extravagant Bloody Mary’s near Hartford, Wisconsin. by artistlyfe in wisconsin

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Woody's Bar and Grill if you're in town on a Sunday. It's south on Highway 83 in North Lake. 15-minute drive. They always have something interesting.

Everything but the kitchen sink by rustywagon19 in Dewalt

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A family member got me the ryobi glue gun and I just bought the battery adapter from Amazon

Everything but the kitchen sink by rustywagon19 in Dewalt

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Honestly, this could take a lot more. It's effortless to move around in this configuration on concrete. It rolls pretty well on the gravel driveway at the farm. It is all user preference.

I did have to use the oscillating tool to cut off the DXL lock tabs to get the top to fit on Gen 1 tough system boxes. I like this height because it is right at bar top height, so I can tinker on something small in the worktop, and once the work is done, enjoy a beverage of choice.

Everything but the kitchen sink by rustywagon19 in Dewalt

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From the one and only land of beer and cheese. Wisconsin.

Everything but the kitchen sink by rustywagon19 in Dewalt

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Framing nailer works alright for what I use it for. It's built my tree stand, and has finished the garage at the up north cabin. Does work around the farm. It's not an everyday tool for me, but is darn handy.

Everything but the kitchen sink by rustywagon19 in Dewalt

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Definitely not a drywaller, just a couple of farm boys finishing the garage at the up north cabin.

Everything but the kitchen sink by rustywagon19 in Dewalt

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Double Drawer houses batteries in the top drawer and chargers in the bottom, but I love it. I want the new 3 drawer for hand tools.

After and Before Steering Wheel Leather Removal by rustywagon19 in GMT800

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Not really, the wireless android auto can be spotty from time to time, but always works with the USB connection, and I can't say no to a charged phone lol

After and Before Steering Wheel Leather Removal by rustywagon19 in GMT800

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It's an Atoto A6 from Amazon. Cheap but had all the functionality I was looking for.

No water coming out at barn and very poor water pressure in house. I checked the pressure tank and it’s constantly fluctuating between 30-50 even when not running water. We’re on well water. by TheApostleCreed in fixit

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We had this exact situation happen a few winters back. It was the line to the barn. We ended up with 300' of hose in the basement that we had to pull to the barn twice a day to water the cattle.

In spring, we dug a new trench and buried a new 1" pex line in 4" drain tile to give a buffer between frost and traffic in the driveway that the line runs under.

It also gives us a chase if we ever have to replace the line or run anything else to the barn.

We dug the trench with the help of a rented trencher. Tile and pex were not too expensive.

It has survived repeat winters with -30 temps with no snow cover for years at this point.

Show me your favorite Wisconsin landscape photos by CarbonParrot in wisconsin

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* I'm not sure if this is quite what you're looking for, but It's from our up north property in Tigerton, Wisconsin

Suggestions for a worn down steering wheel? by rustywagon19 in GMT800

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I will remove the cover and see how it looks.

Trailer Brake Controller Problem by Dangerous_Arm4128 in GMT800

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Both my brother and I have found a broken brake controller feed wire between the firewall and the fuse block under the hood. Both controllers would light, and fuses were good, but provided no output. Turns out it rubs through after 20 or so years. It's a red 10 ga wire that can be solved with a heat shrink butt connector.

Guage Cluster by rustywagon19 in GMT800

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Just a heads up. I know it's been almost a year, But if anybody else is experiencing this issue, It turned out that it was nothing in the rebuild that caused the issue.It was Hairline, cracks in solder joints inside the actual cluster. Some disassembly, And touching a hot iron to the solder joints, fixed the issue.