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I wasn't aware that Volvo did that. I had a new 1959 one. Loved it 60 mph 5grab with right hiand, jab, and you were hooked up. No need to hunt around to find the latch.

That is he dumbest thing I have seen so far trying to deny climate change. "Published next week, it is expected to address the fact that 1998 was the hottest year on record and world temperatures have not yet exceeded it, which scientists have so far struggled to explain." Per that 1998 was a...

There shouild be only one checkvavle at the pump, no shutoffs befoe the pressure switch. He will be fine cutting in anywhere on the line between the pump and pressure switch as hydraulic pressure is equal through out thesystem static (no water running). Pressure will vary a little depending...

I bought the 310 (I don't know what the modification was in the 311) back when they first came out. A very good, reliable saw. It ate literally acres of trees. I actually ran it until I started up grading to commercial grade Stihls. It had almost no compression at that point but still ran...

I can honestly say that in the 50 odd years I have been running saws keeping the house warm that I have never put the chain on backwards....since the last time.

I don't hink it is good for them, thay have plenty of their own.

But whose counting....

Thanks. I had looked on the 'net but couldn't find a pic showing the front view.

That looks like a motorized buckrake. I don't see an operator postion on it though. I stacked hay with a team of horses pushing a buckrake. Can't watch teh film, way too long for my dog of a server, it would take all day to load.

I don't have a cite for this but didn't the P51 Mustang account for a MIG 15 in Korea?

Must have something to do with politics.

"but as they grow from the larval to juvenile stage through metamorphosis" And here I always thought flounders were fish. Fish do not have a larval stage or metamorphosis...or so I thought but it is on the internet so....

Yeo, Renting it out to harvest wind pasys far better than any crop they could grow.

All OK as long as they don't run out of gorillas.

I missed that one.

Bar and chain oil contains a "sticky" additive.

One of the great movies. I watch it every few years and will still occasionally catch a sight joke I hadn't noticed before. Example the sign outside the church lissting the membership.

Yes, that is new method, bar and chain oil takes care of any needed on the nose also. I have worn out one nose sprocked since the greaseless thing came in but that bar had eaten years and hundreds, possiblly into the thousands of cords of wood. It didn't owe me anything.

And a lot, if notl most are encrypted. I sedd to monitor my local cop frequencies. All I get now is squelch break.

An "Oosick" is a walking stick made from the bone of a walrus dick. Just the right length and looks almost like ivory.

Same except my working life was mostly spent working shifts. 4 hours sleep coming off shift, another 4 before going back on. It became such a habit that aloghtou I have been reiired for 20 years, I still do 4&4

IIRC they had two headlights in the fenders and 1 bullseye in the middle of the grill that is the one the turned with the wheels. Then came the Edsel that did the same think and people were saying What a great idea Edsel had. Stolen credit.

Wasn't the nazi swasticka a reverse of the old ones?

Agree but instead of, or in addition to, 8 hours/day walking the roads picking up trash.

I dunno about that picture but I have seen down trees do that. ONe spectacular one was a log laying over a 30' wide ravine with a big tree growing on it right in the middle of the span.

Keep an eye on them. Untended piles tend to breed and multiply (I don't know about the 'divide' bit).

Then there was a new Nash, late 30s where the starter was under the gas pedal. Neighbor had one.

Retired from AF 1976. Moved in with Mom till I built a house. Used Dad's 1938 International. I don't recall the exact stafrting procedure but I had seveer 30s cars and drove the folks car and trucks. All had a different starting procedure. Somthing like pull choke, stomp on gas 2.5 times...

I'm coming up on 88 in a week or two, just got the latest report from me docotor. All normal. Odd. That's not what my friends say.

I have to watch my weaight also. I limit myself to 1/2 slice for breakfast every day...except for that heal off the fresh loaf. Something that tastes that good just HAS to be healthy.

Oh, yeah. Fresh out of the maching onto the cutting board and the heal gets a slather of real butter. Almost too hot on the first bite.

I've had bread machines since way back in the 80s. Love them I am a fan of whole wheat bread. The recipes that come with it are for REAL whole wheat not the fake stuff they sell in the stores. I had to buy my third one last year. Came with a recipe fore 100% whole wheat, not even a pinch of...

A bit of correction. Land owner not only has to be aware of the adverse use but take active steps to end it. Or also agree to continue the use thereof but under whatever conditions the owner wants. That 'agree to continue' must be renewed periodically, If it lapses for the 15-20 years, the...

Squater's rights rest solidly on the principle "knew or SHOULD HAVE KNOWN" that the adverse use was happening. Period of years svaries in states. In mine I think it is 7 years without the original owner doing anything about it. A simple registered letter to the squatter periodically can allow...

Unless you are embalmed and buried - then you are there for the ages. Humans are parasite on Mother Earth. All take, no give and even poison our dead so they can't be recycled.

What's this "planting" bit?? I get all mine from teh grocery store.

A long way from being stock. The streamline design was common to all GM cars of that period and looked quit nice.

God will get you for that!!!

I don't know about ash but Black Locust will do that.

Too manhy of the new cars have had that fault for many years. Get in an accident where the battery is destroyed or cable cut and just sit there. No way to unlock the door. Kick a window out is about the only recourse. Well,there is that emergency type tool that will break a window...IF IT IS...

I get mine now from "The Grandmother's Shop". The take donations and sell used clothing, dishes, towels, etc. etc. for almost nothing. They have a good bookshelf, paperbacks .25C, hardbacks 50C. Pretty good selection also. When my wife died all her things wound up there. Somehow out of...

I rented a front end loader, one the pivoted in the middle. The pivot dropped out after about 30 minutes use.

Are you sure? Looks more like the 'coming home' trip to me.

There is also the danger of their buyying farmland by the square mile. Won't be long and they'll own some states.

Same heree but it took me almost 30 years sto find that out. 30 years later and I am still getting new cards in the mail from them trying to sign me back up.

My first try would have been a long bolt screwed into one of the holes. If that didn't work I probably would not have thought about suction.

I heard an hour or two ago that they had recovered some of the wreckage.

***** wanted to shoot it down but the Generals talked him out of it "Due to danger for people on the ground". It was in Montana at the time which is an extremely sparsely populated state.

That's not a "trickle" in any language, it's a flood. 60 gal/hr

Another very good reason for NOT burying the tank and contols in a hole in the ground. The is no reason under God's blue sky not to have it in a heated building. My neighbor is an example of extreme stupidiy. He dilled a new well and installed the tank a workings in a shed next to the well...