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I like the clean pure glow of white lights on a tree. The kids like the multi color. Our tree can switch between the two.


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I like the white too :campeon:.
My boy wants a train set bad. The one he likes is 125 at one of the antique stores here(it's pretty big), still in the box, I know nothing about them.
Because of the brand name and the word train I'm a bit cautious as far as doing a google search on it :eek:.
 
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A couple of research ships at the OSU pier:

Oceanus, owned by Oregon State University
Marcus Langseth, Owned by National Science Foundation.

Both are in for minor repairs and re-stocking.



I think I took these around Brookings Oregon. I didn't put the exact location on the image when I took it ten years ago(but it's there now).

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I used the EXIF data to find out where I was. That was taken 20 minutes after I took this pic in California:

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And the only bridge by a harbour within 20 mins was Brookings. SO I poked around on google maps ground view and matched them up quick.

ANd here's the Bernadette trawler in it's harbour at Charleston, Oregon off of Coos Bay
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Gonna try sumfin different this time, Andrew. Dual porting the muffler. We'll see how she does.

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Yes...I did have to chase that one spot weld a bit... :(
How bad are the 4300/421's to put a crank in.
I have one here and it has a spur that's out of round and then the crank is out of round :confused:.
Here it is at the tightest spot, all pics are with the bar tightened down and not moving, there are washers under the nuts.
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Then with the spur rotated 180.
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This is with the crank rotated 180.
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The cacti a few weeks ago
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Looks good.
We used to have one, looking at the window ledge I dont see it now, I'm real observant lol.
Okay, just found it, its in the "formal" dining area, or what we like to call the play-doh room :risas3:. And my pressure washer storage room at least for the time being.
It has some buds and one flower, but its a little dry.
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How bad are the 4300/421's to put a crank in.
I have one here and it has a spur that's out of round and then the crank is out of round :confused:.
Here it is at the tightest spot, all pics are with the bar tightened down and not moving, there are washers under the nuts.
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Then with the spur rotated 180.
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This is with the crank rotated 180.
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If the spur is out of round, and the crank is out of round, why not put them together 180* apart?
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If the spur is out of round, and the crank is out of round, why not put them together 180* apart?
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That works great, until you pull the recoil once, and it's kinda hard to get the clutch to engage at just the right time lol.
Maybe I should just tack weld the spur to the crank at the right location :D.
Hoping you're joking :).
 
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