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I just want to be able to replace paper and cotton, reduce imports, reduce pesticides used on cotton, protect the land its grown on from soil erosion, protect our water sheds from chemical run off from pesticides and fertilizer, give farmers another means of cash revenue, provide healthier oils to cook with, provide a suitable medium for the production of Biodiesel, provide Americans with strong fabrics, provide the world with fibers that softer and stronger then cotton, and provide the world with a better environment...

It keeps the hen satisfied.. A happy hen lays many eggs... That s if you keep swiping them.. I would like to have some chickens.. What kind is the best for eggs vrs meat?

Yeah me too...

Thats a good idea to put the switches in that spot.. Hornbrod game me this diagram for power window wiring..

The part about them eating our sand was pretty funny..

ummm fail.... but the new Terminator is going to be BA...

Holy smokes... 400 is a great price... You lucky dog... :nanner:

Never heard someone whip a bat at something.. I really like that Z stuff Pete.. The website said you can get it at most paint stores, I think I'll look into it.. Well after you whip that fender.. When a problem comes along... You must whip it...... Before the cream sits out too long.... You must whip it........ When somethings going wrong........... You must whip it......Now whip it..............Into shape.......... Shape it up............. Get straight............... Go forward ..... Move ahead..... Try to detect it, its not too late........ To whip it....... Whip it good.............. :rotfl2: :rotfl2: :rotfl2: :rotfl2: :rotfl2: :wavey:

Chicken grease tar!!!! :D :yes: :rotfl2: But really though.. I think its the same stuff they used on the heater fan and bulkhead connection.. Some kind if tar/black goo... What is it??? HIIK... :dunno: :dunno:

rockwell collins plugger

lol... I would if I had something that would drag....

See, I feel its that you can smoke it that makes it so bad... I mean the industrial applications for it are supercalafragalisticexpealadosious. There is so many different things that the "weed" can replace, reduce, and repair that I feel us as a society should try to strive for. I found an old hemp shirt I've had for years and its still looks good and is freaking tough. I know the Navy has rope made from it, and it would reduce pollution from paper mills if turned into paper.. Even heard that paper companies lobby against it just because hemp would out perform any paper product.. I'm just saying it should be legalized for industry, and brought into our everyday lives, not by being smoked, but by using products made from it.

I don't smoke, I have socially before, but I do not now. I do see marijuana as a very stable economic stronghold if legalized.. I just would like your opinions....

I'm sorry man but those 91 decals are awful looking to me... I like the ones on the bedside... :dunno: :dunno:

what a tool...

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Take off..

Will, :( Rob L. :rotfl2: :rotfl2: I just got that... I was about to say, That ad was understandable :hmm: ....

Looks like it does.. This link is from RockAuto using a 93 Dakota with 3.9 V6. http://198.208.187.182/internet/PartImage.jsp?mfgname=ACDELCO&prodlinecd=14&acpartnbr=18J650

Its not that synthetics cause more heat,, it has more to do with them NOT transferring heat as well as dinos. My uncle has an race engine shop and went through the whole dino vrs synthetics a few months back.. They use Brad Penn blends in all of their builds after being broke in on the dyno. He said with a blend you get the best of both worlds.. Better lubrication, and a good transfer of heat, or heat being taking away by the oil which causes a better dissipation. Synthetics don't cause more heat just hold it longer.

lol...You guy don't have nothing on the Appalachian hillbillies around here... Next time I come across one of those gems Ill post it so you know what illiterate is...

I'm proud of those guys.. They both toned it down tremendously.. :thumbsup: :cheers:

Google Jeep duster it has what your talking about.

Stick has flux built in,, mig w/flux is about the same as stick,,, both have to be chipped, brushed, and clean before you make another pass, or weld. Flux does the same thing as mig with gas, all both do is cover the weld and keep air from oxidizing the weld. The only thing is a mig with gas you don't have to chip off the slag that any flux will leave behind. GMAW, or Gas Metal Arc Welding or mig w/argon, argon/co2= http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gas_metal_arc_welding SMAC, or Shielded Metal Arc Welding, or Stick=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shielded_metal_arc_welding FCAW, or Flux Core Arc Welding, or mig w/flux core (duh)=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flux-cored_arc_welding When considering a stick welder you also have to choose what type of electrode, "stick", or "rod" to use as there is a bunch of different ones with different properties. So many different choices that it'll make you head spin,, I usually stick with using 6010 and 7018 rods. Some of those electrodes must be kelp warm (7018), or they will soak up the humidity in the air and pretty much be ruined. Along with different types is different sizes in diameters. Just like there is different sizes, or diameters of wire for migs. Click the paragraph to find a decoding electrodes number page. Stick welding IMHO takes more practice to learn how to do.. In stick you don't have a trigger like you do in Mig, or Tig. You have to learn how to "strike an Arc" and keep the arc going. One of the only benefits IMHO of using a stick over Mig is with some rods you can weld through paint, rust, and coatings. Making it quicker if you don't have to clean the weld surface completely before welding. If I were buying a welder I would go with a gas mig.. It's so much easier and faster. I still stand behind if you want to really learn on how to weld go take a class at some tech school to get the basics of everything on doing it then make a decision on what kind of welder to buy after you get more knowledge on the skill. Welding is a learned skill it takes doing it to learn how. don't just go buy a welder and start welding projects before you have a good practice of doing it.. You will destroy the project without practice. Its better to destroy some scrap pieces before you destroy anything like new floor pans, exhaust, steel bumpers, and dog boxes....