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Sloughfoot replied to the thread What's on your bench?.Got a good start on a transportable mini lathe. -
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You Should go a bit farther.. Do a search on @srcarr52 and others. Look for some pics of above and beyond Quality Welding and Machine...
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All of them, I wouldn't have listed them otherwise. @srcarr52 welded countless chainsaws cases and cylinders both saving them from the...
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread Fixing hole in tank.My money's on @jacktheripper figuring out how to weld magnesium.
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread Whats on the Grill or Smoker?.Thanks. First time think I'll do half a block sweet and half savory. It's surprising how much quicker the smoke gets in to things...
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My go to is everything bagel. I have done a couple recipes that make a pizza dip or apple pie cream cheese dip. I’d have to find the...
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread Whats on the Grill or Smoker?.I'm doing this smoked cream cheese soon. What do you season it with?
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I remember when company logo caps we r e a gimme rather than a product.
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I bought another saw today that will consume my time finding parts. It sounded mean with a shot of gas in the spark plug hole though.
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread Stihl 361 Leaky Carb.I've got that one. It works great for pressure testing these little carbs. Kinda slow airing up footballs and basketballs though.
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Tip- Soak gaskets in fuel mix prior just to installation so they will swell and seal as well as make sure they are on the proper side of...
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I have fixed a couple of holes in tanks using JB Weld applied from the outside only. Just make sure it's roughed up a little, is clean...
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I would thread it with an 1/8 inch pipe tap then screw a brass plug in with loctite on it until it tightens up then grind the outside flat.
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread Fixing hole in tank.I would think if pressed in fuel lines and tank vents don't leak then a tight fitting low profile rubber plug you could drill the tank...
