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Re: Anyone interested in 83 Pace Arrow Tear down and Rebuild?
fulltimin wrote: Next up are the pieces of aluminum angle that I wanted to install on the corners of the 2 counters to secure everything together. First thing I did was to remove some of the plywood on the corner of the wheel well. I took enough off, so the aluminum would be flush with the plywood, after installation. Did you remove that wood with a chisel? Neat job!349Views0likes0CommentsRe: alternator
MEXICOWANDERER wrote: ZZ is the only approved bearing for 19 years running and way beyond. But you also say: "he suffix for metal shielded and not plastic sealed bearings is ZZ. ZZ bearings are definitely not suitable for alternators because of metal and graphite contamination." Those statements seem contradictory. Can you clarify?471Views0likes0CommentsRe: Anyone interested in 83 Pace Arrow Tear down and Rebuild?
fulltimin wrote: Here is a cute little number that I have used on occasion. This is a trim router that is also powered by the Ryobi 18Volt battery. It takes a 1/4" router bit, and does okay. The newer version has a larger more stable base, which would be a plus, because this one is difficult to keep stable. The newer version should be much more stable and has a depth gauge on it as well. That looks like a copy of my Roto-zip.RotoZip129Views0likes0CommentsRe: Refrigerator Circulator Fan
RLS7201 wrote: Here's what I use. It clips under the wire shelf. No special mounting required. Originally designed to cool 3½" hard drives. Wire the 2 fans in series and you'll never hear it. NewEgg Richard New Egg doesn't say, is that a 12v, 5v, or 120v fan?559Views0likes0Comments
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