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It's said of the IDIs, they will never get you there first, but they will always get you there. Believe it! I have a 94 F250, SRW 8FT bed, single cab with the 7.3 turbo. My only dislike is it will get stuck on it's own shadow. That heavy diesel up front makes for poor traction with 2 WD

Now that we've identified the gender, 12 mm 12 point socket should work.

+3 for white oak

Interesting question. Here's one take. Answer The largest city population-wise in the US to later become a ghost town was Goldfield, Nevada. Established in 1902, Goldfield quickly became the most influential, richest, and largest city in Nevada, with a peak population of 20,000 people. However...

Did anyone else just hear something? 😉

This thread reminds me of the saying: If you are going to fight, fight like you're the 3rd monkey on the ramp to Noah's Ark and it's beginning to rain!

Someone will be along shortly to tell you what s terrible person you are 😆 I'm going to get some popcorn in the meantime.

You'd be amazed by the number of things made from the same plastic as Tupperware. Try it first in an inconspicuous spot of course.

Plastic welding rod can be laid up one next to, or on top of, each other to fill gaps. You'll need to let the last one cool down before laying the next one.

Wow, all you 20 somethings! 94 F250 standard cab, 8' bed. 7.3 IHC IDI turbo diesel Used mostly for when the van won't do. i.e. boat launch, firewood, trips to local compost drop off, anytime the car hauler is needed. Hopefully to move a medium length travel trailer to a seasonal campsite...

My broken axle (1700) was NA. Had it center drilled, press fitted a pin, welded, turned and faced on a lathe. That was close to 10 years ago. No issues.

Get out of town! That's a fine bit of craftsmanship!

Having just installed a sump crock & pump for the same reason (finishing basement) I'll offer an opinion from what I learned through exhausting research. A sump pump maintains the level of the water table beneath the basement floor at the switch cut in level. About a foot beneath the floor is...

Not exactly sure how my logs get bucked to uniform length but a relative visiting at Christmas time exclaimed: "(Name of another relative known for being extremely a-n-a-l) would love your firewood stacks!". Not sure what that says about me 😉

So it's hereditary!