Keith _____ Health is merely the slowest possible rate at which one can die. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob McLeran" > > I'd also add that going from a 500 to a 900 Racor isn't necessarily a > viable option. Some engines (Ford-Lehmans, for one) don't pull enough > fuel to properly operate a Racor 900 fitler system.

I hope a 20-year old USCG sailor never has to die trying to save you. Self determination has costs and consequences. In a message dated 12/8/2009 12:00:42 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, trawlers-and-trawlering-request@lists.samurai.com writes: Sure enough. You're free to do what you want.

The 1/0 terminals won't fit into my 1/0 crimper die. I called Genuinedealz and they are telling me their 1/0 lugs are sized larger than household 1/0 lugs and I need a crimper that can do 2/0 crimps. How many sizes of 1/0 lugs are there? Some of the crimp tools for this size run $300+, some are much less.

I need the diameter of the die for a wire crimper that crimps AWG 00 wire. Can anyone help? I purchased a hydraulic wire crimper from Harbor Freight Tools. The dies are supposed to crimp from number 12 to 00 AWG wire. However, the dies are not the correct sizes as stated. Harbor Freight (after I contacted them) sent me replacement dies.

Want Norwegian food any time of year, Ballard is the place, especially pastries to die for.  Norwegians accomplished much. Amundsen is the man here.  Nansen is well respected but here it's Amundsen.  Yes, I'm a transplant of Portuguese/English heritage.  However, I have come to enbrace the Norwegian heritage living here. 

Now if my Lehman's ever die on me in my life time I would probably re-power with Diesel Yanmar's they make a sweet dependable engine. All the Best Save Cruising Bob kovach Chief Engr Bob, Onboard ALLEZ! @Florence, AL on the Great Loop MTOA 2631, AGLCA1979, USCG-ARC-KJ4UGE, USCG-CWOA, USPS Charleston, S.C., WRCC, DFC

On 2020-05-15 15:08, jon wrote: > I printed a 5/16" shaft in PLA and threaded it at 18 TPI with a die, > successfully.  I then printed a similar shaft using NinjaTech's > Cheetah, and my attempts to put threads on that shaft have been > laughable. 

That suggests about 4 babies are born and 2 people die during a leap second. /tvb

Mine are dead and they will absolutely die. The >mosteks are a known failure. If you can get me the images I will attempt to >integrate them into a modern 27128 or something and do that install. I have >had to do that on a couple of other types of HP gear. >I also put copies of eproms on Diddiers site for everyone.

No battery to die on you. Always keeps the right time. Available > in titanium. The only drawback is the limited number of styles they > make it in. You may or may not see one you like the looks of. > I second that. In Europe, it synchronizes to DCF77 and in Japan to Fukushima, if that should be operational again.