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09-19-2011 #151
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happycheapskate: Those are electric compressors, aren't they? If you took their motor to use on a bike, you would need a long cord!
I remember seeing someone reporting info about the generator motor, and said that it would be very hard to use the motor from it; that it was too tightly integrated with the generator.
If you had an electric bike, you could probably come up with a way to use the HF generator to keep the batteries charged, though...Lou
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09-20-2011 #152
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I have another thread on this site about which 2 stroke generator and compressor engines can be used on mb's. The compressors are 2 cycle gas engines, and not compatible. The generator might be useable for some kind of home-rigged job, but does not bolt up like the auger engine to existing kits.
Someone yelled at me while getting in their car, "ARE YOU TOO LAZY TO PEDAL?" I almost fell off the bike laughing at the irony.
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10-10-2011 #153
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I second the digital calipers, I use a set of the lightweight plastic ones in my woodworking hobby and it has added a welcome dimension of precision to my measurements vs. a rusty old 20' tape measure , get two, you wont regret it!
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The first post of this thread really needs to be updated, everything currently links to some irrigation kit.
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The 3/8 butterfly impact wrench is it air or electric?
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Air Originally Posted by fm2200
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Hello Nuttsy old thread I know, but what would one use as a cleaning agent in the ultra sound cleaner? Thanks!
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