Jeff B.
I get mine at Advance Auto parts.
I get mine at Advance Auto parts.
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Terry B.
If we bought that thing. It would have to mounted upside down to work in the USA.
If we bought that thing. It would have to mounted upside down to work in the USA.
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So I moved my whole family from North Carolina to Albuquerque, NM this year to get away from cold, snow, and rain. It is the DESERT after all. We had a twenty-year record rainfall this Summer and now this.
A New Mexico record snowstorm. We had over a foot! To say that we were unprepared (as a community) is an understatement...
A New Mexico record snowstorm. We had over a foot! To say that we were unprepared (as a community) is an understatement...
W Frank W,
You are correct on the teaching of different theories. Whichever one you use to analyze a circuit diagram, the analysis correctly either way as long as you stick to one or the other.
On the ground polarity thing - I am positive
that all old (pre WWII Fords) used positive ground. I can't remember when they changed, perhaps at the end of the flathead V8 era.
JimE
You are correct on the teaching of different theories. Whichever one you use to analyze a circuit diagram, the analysis correctly either way as long as you stick to one or the other.
On the ground polarity thing - I am positive
JimE
Lets see if we can sneak this one in here right quick.
Jeff B,
You were asking about a cleaner for your cub windshield. Not sure what the windshield is made of but as a helicopter crewchief in the Army found out pledge furniture polish works great on plexiglass. Appears to fill in scratches. Have used it on other plastic/fiberglass items since with no ill affects. Works great on fiberglass boats.
You were asking about a cleaner for your cub windshield. Not sure what the windshield is made of but as a helicopter crewchief in the Army found out pledge furniture polish works great on plexiglass. Appears to fill in scratches. Have used it on other plastic/fiberglass items since with no ill affects. Works great on fiberglass boats.
Jeff B,
If you've got a motorcycle shop nearby you could get a product called Plexus. It comes in a spray can. I've used it for many years on my faceshield and also on the rear window of my wife's convertable before we replaced it with glass. It fills in small scratches and makes the plastic almost as good as new.
If you've got a motorcycle shop nearby you could get a product called Plexus. It comes in a spray can. I've used it for many years on my faceshield and also on the rear window of my wife's convertable before we replaced it with glass. It fills in small scratches and makes the plastic almost as good as new.
Hi Guys,
I found out why the starter wasn't working. Took off the side panel to checks starter connections. The thing was loose with one mounting bolt sheered off. The bolt still attached seemed to be tightened all the way and yet there was a gap between the head of the bolt and the starter mounting plate. Perhaps when I put the new starter on I tightened the bolts, but the mounting plate on the starter I put in was thinner than the old one. I either sheered a bolt or the torque of the starter on the bolts sheered one of them off.
'Nother question. How do I know if RPM for WOT is set too high or not?
I found out why the starter wasn't working. Took off the side panel to checks starter connections. The thing was loose with one mounting bolt sheered off. The bolt still attached seemed to be tightened all the way and yet there was a gap between the head of the bolt and the starter mounting plate. Perhaps when I put the new starter on I tightened the bolts, but the mounting plate on the starter I put in was thinner than the old one. I either sheered a bolt or the torque of the starter on the bolts sheered one of them off.
'Nother question. How do I know if RPM for WOT is set too high or not?
I jes dont get it, it snows in a freakin desert, but it wont even flurry here Grrrrrr...
Does cold weather affect a batteries starting capacity, cuz my cub starts and runs beautifully in the summer, but it takes a jumper to git it goin in 40 or below weather
Does cold weather affect a batteries starting capacity, cuz my cub starts and runs beautifully in the summer, but it takes a jumper to git it goin in 40 or below weather
mgonitzke
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In a word, yes.
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Part of the problem is, it's a hydro...
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