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Shop fireplace chimney pipe.
I burnt rain wet bark in the fireplace for days.
Not too bad, all things considered.
I rearanged the fireplace so I can remove one of three elbows and about 18" of straight pipe.
Cost me a little bit of shop squarage but should give me prolonged burns without cleaning.
I burnt rain wet bark in the fireplace for days.
Not too bad, all things considered.
I rearanged the fireplace so I can remove one of three elbows and about 18" of straight pipe.
Cost me a little bit of shop squarage but should give me prolonged burns without cleaning.
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Happy Sunday men.
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Whacking up some downed cherry this morning for firewood. Wind from north caused the frost fog to only form on the north side of the trees.
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Beautiful country y'all have.
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Frost flowers out past several days. And I usually just worry about dogs when delivering, not pigs. Thing didn't even move when I walked past it.
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Never seen one of these before. Super cool.
It’s like a lowrider bed
It’s like a lowrider bed
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*it can tip to either side or rear
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Knowing to clamp the rim makes all the difference in the world.
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Come to think of it...that truck probably buried my grandpa and uncle...and maybe grandma too.
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Keeps the bead from popping out of the drop center when mounting small rim sizes.
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8 inch tire. Too cheap to buy extra tools just for mounting something like that since I hardly every do it. You probably aren't used to having to worry about smaller tires. Like Steve said, as you gain a bite you move the clamp around the rim and it will hold it in place so you are not chasing your tail.
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Why are you clamping the rim?
