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mhomrighausen
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Kirk L. Awesome picture!
Kirk,
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I think it's time to make that wall wider and give that tree some room man!!!!!
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I'm bettin Jason follows suit like this guy! I know I would!
There's times you just have to!!!!!!!
There's times you just have to!!!!!!!
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Son said he hit a "pot hole" and his car started driving "funny" and making a weird vibration noise,,,
So upon further investigation I noticed the engine was riding on the steering rack,,,
All 4 Engine Mount Support Bolts broke,,,
Now I gotta get the remaining broken studs outta the engine block!!!
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Tree Hugger!!!
Yep this one instance I don't want to add a bunch of wheel weights to the 149 and yank the root ball outta the ground,
Some kinda "oak",??,,.,?!!!??,,?!?,,?
Yeah, Rebuild Wall and give it some Room!
Can't give it to much room or 149 will be Trapped in the garage,,,
Yep this one instance I don't want to add a bunch of wheel weights to the 149 and yank the root ball outta the ground,
Some kinda "oak",??,,.,?!!!??,,?!?,,?
Yeah, Rebuild Wall and give it some Room!
Can't give it to much room or 149 will be Trapped in the garage,,,
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Aluminum Bolts,,,
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Seeing how I can only get 2 & 1/2 fingers, (not including thumb) in between Engine and Frame,,,
The conventional drill, heli-coil, extractor, EZ out, etc, etc, etc, is not an option without pulling Engine,,,,
Soooooooooo,,,
Got into the meat of the engine casting just a bit, but I'm sure whoever purchases the car when son is done with it won't mind,,,
1 Out, 3 to go!!!!
The conventional drill, heli-coil, extractor, EZ out, etc, etc, etc, is not an option without pulling Engine,,,,
Soooooooooo,,,
Got into the meat of the engine casting just a bit, but I'm sure whoever purchases the car when son is done with it won't mind,,,
1 Out, 3 to go!!!!
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Wayne-
Support arm to engine: 38 Nm, 28 lbs
Also most ALL the Specs I've read so far on the aluminum hardware Quote:
Product Details
"These bolts are "Torque To Yield" meaning once you install them, you won't be reusing them safely as they have stretched and won't return to starting length."
Support arm to engine: 38 Nm, 28 lbs
Also most ALL the Specs I've read so far on the aluminum hardware Quote:
Product Details
"These bolts are "Torque To Yield" meaning once you install them, you won't be reusing them safely as they have stretched and won't return to starting length."
mgwin
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Jason,
It appears to be a chestnut oak.
The roots will begin to raise up your asphalt next, and then your house foundation.
It appears to be a chestnut oak.
The roots will begin to raise up your asphalt next, and then your house foundation.
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Hey Marty-
Awesome Tractor Day pics!!!
Sweet,,,
Oh yeah, also looks like you Nailed It,,, everything we've looked up so far confirms chestnut oak!!!
And as far as the uplifting of foundation and bulging driveway me and momma went down to our favorite Thinking Spot and consulted w/ Mr Turkey,,,
All options and consequences considered we have decided to go w/ the tree huggers!!!
Thanks for the info,
Awesome Tractor Day pics!!!
Sweet,,,
Oh yeah, also looks like you Nailed It,,, everything we've looked up so far confirms chestnut oak!!!
And as far as the uplifting of foundation and bulging driveway me and momma went down to our favorite Thinking Spot and consulted w/ Mr Turkey,,,
All options and consequences considered we have decided to go w/ the tree huggers!!!
Thanks for the info,
klindstedt
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Jason - if you ever do cut it down, save that large burl for someone that does wood-turning. Could make some nice bowls out of that.
Jason-
Think of it like this...if the tree has to come down someday there will be enough wood to supply brand new furniture for the whole house.
And I agree about the burls. They should always be saved for wood working.
The bad news is the tree has nothing else to do but grow. And it doesn't care that your house is right there. It probably has an attitude like "I was here first!".
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Think of it like this...if the tree has to come down someday there will be enough wood to supply brand new furniture for the whole house.
And I agree about the burls. They should always be saved for wood working.
The bad news is the tree has nothing else to do but grow. And it doesn't care that your house is right there. It probably has an attitude like "I was here first!".
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