Recent content by Hulpio

Part "United States of" gets easily forgotten by us Europeans

Brazing is actually quite easy with Phosphorus Silver(5%) rods. Copper pipes etc and even copper to steel.

That was a great tip. Just wondering why I did not think YT myself. The name of the knot is Buntline Hitch.

If that last go-through is done using long enough double I can load my full body weight on and still open it single-handedly. For sure it has a name. The only one I've heard relates it to rissua so not in my vocabulary.

I decided to drop a question here. Does anyone have a name for that knot? Does it look like a good easy knot?

https://www.ebay.de/itm/294983689756 I do have 4 of these. Works even without that wire. Just attach on top cover close to sparkplug.

Beautiful Lion you have there. Hopefully he's ok. Our four legged companions have only one huge disadvantage which is too short lifetime. I should have taken an other dog when my dog was 6-7yrs. It would be easier to cope when the time comes if I would still have at least one furry friend.

2ltrs of Husqvarna orange paint. Hopefully S 1773-Y68R really is recognizably Husky...

I drove a bit more than 100miles. Took the tank full when left, when I came back the gauge had dropped maybe 1mm.

-98. AFN 110hp, manual, STW

Wifey has 1.4Ltr gas engined Seat Ibiza for daily 170km and I drive 26yrs old Passat 1.9TDI. Cheapest possible way of staying mobile. Passat was 1000USD a couple if years ago. 580 000km on the clock and still going strong.

Yeah, wifey around 25000 miles per year. 6L/100km though. I'm driving maybe 10 000 miles, 5.5L/100km.

In Finland around 8USD/Gal

Sgarden.cz Very, very good place for spareparts if you live in Europe.

So here in Europe we pay about 25$ for Knipex Cobra 250 mm (87 02 250). How's the price level in the United States of America?