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A little bit of google foo, and your answer is here:
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Before and after. Red (specific grade for brushed texture level) Scotch brite pad 6" x 9" cut down into a 1.5" x 9" strip, and Autosol metal polish.
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And then you're out riding and a plastic shopping bag blows up into your pipe and melts and glues itself to the hot metal after all that work....ask me how I know.Before and after. Red (specific grade for brushed texture level) Scotch brite pad 6" x 9" cut down into a 1.5" x 9" strip, and Autosol metal polish.
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Well it's going to be safe and clean for a few months... just put it away for the winter in Wisconsin. But at least we did get a warm day or two for me to get out and enjoy the fall colors before I did!
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Quail processing tools , well ill be damned ! i could use the roach clips though , but nothing else ...A little bit of google foo, and your answer is here:
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Doing a Bris for a living pays very little,
but the tips are Big !
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This is what we have on golf courses over here, at least these were in the rough and not on the green.We went for a walk earlier today and spotted these guys.I guess they wanted to get a few early rounds in before the course got crowded. ?
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This course is not far from where we live, my wife works there part time doing the accounts. The kangaroos are always there, sometimes more, sometimes less. I picked up this shot when I was doing a walk through as they wanted someone to take some panorama shots of the greens for their bar.This is what we have on golf courses over here, at least these were in the rough and not on the green.
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Back in tyhe 1970's I used to own a Kawasaki 500 triple, it used to really piss me off that two stroke oil used to leak from around the exhaust flanges and bake onto the pipes. I tried everything to stop it, the problem was the pipe seals were hollow copper washers, when you did up the flange they would crush up and seal, - except mostly they didn't.
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A couple of shots from Victoria Australia. Earlier this year we drove down to Victoria to do a trip down the Murray river on a paddle steamer. See the bank in the picture, it's a preserved part the area from the 19th century. During the recent floods the water lapped that house.
The engine in our boat - the Emmy Lou
The Emmy Lou
The engine in our boat - the Emmy Lou
The Emmy Lou
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I've been looking for a good balaclava that will fit under my helmet. I've got some nice neck gaiters, a skull cap that fits well under my helmet, and a nice warm balaclava for riding when it's down below 0F (which is most of the winter). But it'd be nice to have a lighter one for those times between 0F and +20F. That's the range when my skull cap and neck gaiter aren't warm enough, but my thicker balaclava is too warm and I get sweaty under it, which isn't good when you stop to take a break and it's +10F.
I like the orange too. My biking jacket is orange, mostly so I can easily be seen both during hunting season and if I crash and need help I'll be easier to spot. I've got a small head, do you think this one will work? A lot of the ones I find end up being too baggy and won't stay up or provide enough protection.
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And if you're a non damper owner, its as easy as this:
Found a use for them after all!
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