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Sounds like it's time to put in a 12" diameter, 1/4" wall well casing sunk in 6 feet deep and filled with concrete. I used to have a 6"...

For those that want to get their ducks in a row and not line up their balls.....

Those are what is used in my BX2230 and my JD430 fuse blocks. I have a few in my electrical parts bin.

YKYO when you don't have to ask for the seniors discount. I don't ask for it but often receive it anyways. THANKS A LOT!:ROFLMAO:

Probably a missile disguised as an airflow hopper car. :cool:

According to this, they are guard houses for critical loads. https://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?1,2025727

Photographer says.... Caught this Big one today going South through Virginia.

That reminded me, many years ago when I was still drag racing and some younger guy I had just beat was talking to somebody who asked him...

The photographer enjoys trying to capture the crew on the ships because as he said over and over again over the years, without them...

Building a new wooden coach the old way. photo source: WW&F Railway Launches “Finish Coach 9 to the Nines” Campaign to Complete Coach...

I've never seen a small aircraft without a fuel sump under the tanks. It's at the low point. You push a glass tube up under it and drain...

Power steering? BAAAA! :ROFLMAO: I recall throwing my Novas around corners and just letting go of the wheel and watching it spin...

Been working collecting parts to install power steering on the Nova. I decided to go with a Type II style pump instead of the Saginaw...

Lots of sunken WWII aircraft in Lake Michigan.

So I'm listening to some guys standing nearby and they're talking about an old guy they know. Seems the guy was born in the early 1970's...