Not So Pro 3

[GCJenks204]

Not much. Going to help the youngest with math homework.
Evidently some *f-wordstick decided to change how math is done.

Yep it's pretty tarded how they go about this teaching bs.

I saw a post on Linkdin today with how the Japanese teach multiplication. Crazy weird how they draw it all out. I will have to look and see if I can find it again and share it.

 

[GCJenks204]

Yup.
She's doing fractions. Addition and subtraction.
But, for whatever reason they are required to change the denominator of both fractions...WTF. why???
1/4 + 3/8= they would have to change both fractions to 16ths...

That makes no sense. LOWEST common denominator.

 

[full chizel]

Common core math can GFIS

 

[Saw Collector]

I trust a 3 ton floor jack that has a bigger footprint
Most of the time ramps are what I use

I have ramps. They definitely won't fall over.

 

[cuinrearview]

I wouldn’t trust that thing lifting my mower
lol I’d hate to take your money

I'm game. Stakes and time frame? No referencing imadik or anything in the past.

Its about time. That place was pretty much a political cesspool View attachment 260745

Old news. I actually engaged in a chainsaw discussion there again today.

 

[p61 western]

Common core math can GFIS

Yep big waste of time and brain cells.

 

[redline4]

That makes no sense. LOWEST common denominator.

Thats what we thought too...

 

[Saw Collector]

I’ve seen ‘em fail before as well...hence the jack stand theory...as a backup plan. Damn good friend of mine who was a boiler mechanic, same shop as me, worked in the Boiler Room at a prominent hospital in Macon, Ga. He was *frenching around with a damn CJ-7 Jeep one day in his driveway...floor jack failed, killed him. He was one helluva boiler mechanic, whether fire-tube or water-tube boilers. Murray or PVI boilers...and knew all the logic controls, etc, to run ‘em on gas or diesel. He was damn good with the boilers...30-ton Trane Chillers as well in the Central Energy Plant in the bowels of the hospital.

My point being...make damn sure you’re safe and precautions are taken being underneath a vehicle. Simple to have a backup plan in place. It only takes a few min’s.

I had a buddy doing a rear break job on an old 67 fairlane. On a jack. Legs Indian style with his feet under the drum. Jack failed and there he was, trapped with the car on his ankles till someone came home. His ankles were not broken but black and blue and sore as all fork. His thick leather work boots probably saved them and the short distance it fell. We were in highschool then. I don't trust any fluid jack. Any jack actually.

 

[full chizel]

I'm game. Stakes and time frame? No referencing imadik or anything in the past.


Old news. I actually engaged in a chainsaw discussion there again today.

I didn’t pay much attention to P&R so i just noticed it.

 

[Saw Collector]

I seriously thought I was too. 54 years old and just don't enjoy it anymore. But my daughters keep dumping stuff here for repair.

5 spine surgeries here. No retard shuffle under a car for me anymore.

 

[cuinrearview]

I didn’t pay much attention to P&R so i just noticed it.

I got in more than I should have. They wanted to ignore questions and discussion and call names. It's how I envisioned facebook being. More than 20 times I called them out for keeping it going only because it kept the site afloat. It was horrible.

 

[Stump Shot]

Good evening you bunch of jack-wagons.

 

[Mastermind]

@Mastermind At a quick glance, it looks like all the inputs on your Ford go to the ECM from the respective sensors, then than info is sent to the cluster and specific circuits.
You could leave the original ECM and simply adapt the Ford coolant and oil sensors or swap connectors.
The tach and vehicle speed inputs will be trickier as I'd have to figure out the reluctor tooth count, because if they are different, it's going to read differently. The tach on the Ford reads off a crank sensor, the GM in that era will use it off the cam..so, some type of converter box will likely be required.

Thank you sir !!!!

You are the man.

I'm thinking from looking at some Explorer forums that width my be my toughest obstacle. Still studying.....

Its about time. That place was pretty much a political cesspool View attachment 260745

*f-word that place.

 

[Saw Collector]

Common core math can GFIS

Common core can GFIS

 

[Saw Collector]

Thank you sir !!!!

You are the man.

I'm thinking from looking at some Explorer forums that width my be my toughest obstacle. Still studying.....



*f-word that place.

You really stuffin a small block chevy in that?

 

[p61 western]

Thank you sir !!!!

You are the man.

I'm thinking from looking at some Explorer forums that width my be my toughest obstacle. Still studying.....



*f-word that place.

When in doubt cut it out lol.

 

[Dream]

I think your going to get home before your box of trinkets, nick nacks and dent pullers.

Probably wont make it til Friday. Damn electronic log installed in the truck limits drive time.
Tanks fer trowin in tha dent pullers...

 

[Dream]

Yup.
She's doing fractions. Addition and subtraction.
But, for whatever reason they are required to change the denominator of both fractions...WTF. why???
1/4 + 3/8= they would have to change both fractions to 16ths...

Maff. I hates maff anyway, and this new crap just makes it that much more confusing.

 

[Dream]

When in doubt cut it out lol.

Fender well headers might help also. Jus say in.
Ordinarily, id be giving *s-worde for taking a GOOD motor out and putting a POS in, but in this case the SBC is better than what you have. Who came up with the idea to put timing chains on the BACK of an engine in a RWD? *pretty boyery there fer sure.

 

[full chizel]

I'm game. Stakes and time frame? No referencing imadik or anything in the past.


Old news. I actually engaged in a chainsaw discussion there again today.

If they were to delete spoon carver tom and huskybill threads it’ll be a ghost town