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I just discovered that I had rust on the top of my fuel tanks, they where painted over rust by the previous owner. Now my job is to scrape the old paint (rust) and treat the metal before I epoxy the top of the tanks. Does somebody have any suggestion about the kind of rust stopper and epoxy to use.

There are many times when I don't clean a paint can thoroughly before putting the top back on. When I re-use it, I end up with a can that is difficult to seal again. While shopping at Sherwin-Williams for paint I was able to get new empty one qt cans with tops.

In a message dated 7/11/03 7:50:40 PM Eastern Daylight Time, rmcleran@ix.netcom.com writes: > just note which spoke on the wheel is top > dead center and mark it with a line. Hi Bob, Our GB32 came with the king post already marked. My indicator is to tell you which, of the almost four times it will be on top, is which. Thanks for the response.

L O D (on deck) is from the hull top at the bow, to the hull top at the transom LOA (over all) is from the forethes point of the bow pulpit or railing to the aft of the swim step or railing. Bob Austin

Of course the top of the hose will have to be vented for it to work. Subject: T&T: Visual Oil Level Check ...The oil pan has a flexible hose attached to the bottom with a removable cap at the top end for removing the old oil for oil changes.

> > hull() > { > bottom(); > top(); > } -- View this message in context: http://forum.openscad.org/hull-issue-or-is-it-me-tp21696p21702.html Sent from the OpenSCAD mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

Before heat sink 120 F top and bottom. With heat sink on the bottom quite a large one. Top of case free air 105 F Bottom 105 F Internal, (screw out of the end and touching the internal heat sink) 111-113F. Whats a good temperature to be shooting for? Thanks Regards Paul WB8TSL

On 04/07/2012 01:30 PM, Tom Van Baak wrote: >> It might be a stupid question, but what is the spike at the top for? > > It's just plastic; not for lightning. For me it keeps birds from sitting > on the top of the radome and dropping liquid gps signal attenuators.

The unevenness of the tail bands you mentioned is only applicable when viewed from the top of the tail, not below. When viewed from the top youd also notice pale fringing around the bands in a juvie Gos. Joseph Cala Willington