Brendon Warren
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Its a work in progress. Kind of chilly today so I stayed in the shop.
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Brendon Warren
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Yeah that's the machine. I did well. I gave $28 for it and it had
$16 in change in it. It keeps the Busch nice and frosty. I'd put
them outside but they get too frosty tonight.
$16 in change in it. It keeps the Busch nice and frosty. I'd put
them outside but they get too frosty tonight.
steve19438
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when painting how do you ventilate the shop?
Brendon Warren
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It's not sandblasted, just wire wheeled. The jack set up is part of an old loader frame. It bolts to the clutch inspection cover. I bought two Harbor Freight jacks and put those on it. I plan on putting some heavy castors on them. It works great for splitting the Masseys since most have the common clutch cover. As far as ventilation I open a door on each end of the shop. I usually get one heck of a breeze through here.
Tony in Mass.
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That a good idea! What are those jacks? 15 bucks? And hold that height till the end of time, great for aligning the splines. Yea, I don't like cold beer... leaving them in that milk can would be just right... and moochers would never look in there...
Brendon Warren
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That's the problem with the heated floor. You can't chill the
beer on it. A rich man gets his ice in the summer and a poor man
gets his in the winter. So it all works out.
beer on it. A rich man gets his ice in the summer and a poor man
gets his in the winter. So it all works out.
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