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A good C3 rated bearing from any accredited bearing manufacturer will be fine. You have to be aware of counterfeit fakes that are out... -
I've not found seals better than OEM. For bearings on 365/71/72, I go with Nachi (made in Japan) or SNR (made in Germany or Turkey)...
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In case the world ends. A backup plan to the already back up plan in place. Them twins in the original packaging. Ready to go at some...
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It's West Virginia, there's always ammo left setting around. :)
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Amazing engine - the 2UZ-FE 4.7L V8. My '02 Tundra just passed 200K miles; purrs like a kitten, smooth and quiet. Has never used a drop...
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Don’t forget Toyota! How about the 2UZ-FE or the 5VZ-FE? I would put the 2UZ in the category of one of the most overbuilt engines of all...
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Echo left a lot on the table with pretty much every motor they ever made - even the ones for Asia only. It's the Japanese way. That's...
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59billy replied to the thread SELLING 288 XP..Very often, I'll see a great saw for sale and control the CAD until it sells, at which point I'm irrationally disappointed that it got away.
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Welcome to the forum, feel free to ask questions, post pictures or jump in and share what you have learned, this helps us all learn too!!
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Indeed. I wish someone would pull the trigger so I stop being tempted. I'm trying to be good and save some pennies for Christmas...
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59billy replied to the thread Not so pros 4 new and without politics or drama.Got a pot of red beans going. Ham stock, smoked sausage, onions, peppers, celery, bay leaf, and whatever else falls in. Just right for a...
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I came because I have been working on and fixing equipment since I was a 10 years old. I've always loved to fully understand how...
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What are those? Those look like clutch removal tools, but I doubt that’s what they are.