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[jrplourde]

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[canoe on the yukon]

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That's a very astute observation and I'll certainly try to keep it in mind.

 

[oldRoger]

Imo

That certainly will work, but I prefer AA-7 or 9. Just my opinion of course.

 

[Gun 4 Fun]

That certainly will work, but I prefer AA-7 or 9. Just my opinion of course.

Can you imagine the label that that would require?

 

[canoe on the yukon]

You would need to use a phillips head screwdriver,of course.

 

[canoe on the yukon]

That certainly will work, but I prefer AA-7 or 9. Just my opinion of course.

I've been doing some research on this and according to those who've done the leg work,AA7 will be better than AA9 for this unless you intend to use a feeler gauge.

 

[BigRich315]

You would need to use a phillips head screwdriver,of course.

Are you sure it isn't Torx?

 

[canoe on the yukon]

Are you sure it isn't Torx?

The torx would work alright if you had some peanut butter.

 

[acl864]

You threadjackers are way off subject. To answer the OP's question:

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[canoe on the yukon]

You threadjackers are way off subject. To answer the OP's question:

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I suppose that might work but only if you had used duct tape in the beginning like you were supposed tne of the old standby methods for this might be considered.A cleaning rod,some candle wax and a pinch of bullseye powder and I'm sure that everyone here knows the proper technique.

PS......Don't forget the plywood

 

[BigRich315]

The torx would work alright if you had some peanut butter.

All I have is chunky, will that work or do I have to run to the store?

 

[canoe on the yukon]

All I have is chunky, will that work or do I have to run to the store?

If you have a pair of channel lock pliers,it should work okay with the chunky style.Otherwise,I'd be sure and stir in some salad dressing.

 

[BigRich315]

If you have a pair of channel lock pliers,it should work okay with the chunky style.Otherwise,I'd be sure and stir in some salad dressing.

Ranch?


(This can go for weeks...)

 

[canoe on the yukon]

Ranch?


(This can go for weeks...)

Ranch might work okay but I seem to remember Keith recommending Italian dressing when mixed with chunky peanut butter.If in doubt,just use a crowbar and tug real hard on it.

 

[BigRich315]

Ranch might work okay but I seem to remember Keith recommending Italian dressing when mixed with chunky peanut butter.If in doubt,just use a crowbar and tug real hard on it.

Good, I can't stand ranch.

 

[a1racer]

so what does aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa actually mean or is it secreat code for watch out here come the aliens. i got my tin foil hat ready just in case

 

[bmhiii]

I can fix it with a claw hammer.

 

[s&wchad]

I think I understand the OP.

We're gonna have a long essay test in ebonics. Bring a #2 pencil.

 

[sonny]

I'm not really a Taurus kind of guy.

 

[VAdoublegunner]

I've never tested aa(~73). Must be really slow. Is it good for some 38 Special loads to compete with my 4756 atomic ones?

 

[acl864]

...watch out here come the aliens.

If the aliens land there is only one thing to do. Use Speer #8 loads.

 

[canoe on the yukon]

so what does aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa actually mean or is it secreat code for watch out here come the aliens. i got my tin foil hat ready just in case

What's the matter?....You can't understand plain english?.....I'll rephrase........Zxseddddafwrrrvc xggggggggggrtyyyhabnw swwwwijfytnncnncncncncmdjuylojkuhamk.........There,that should clear up any doubts.

 

[canoe on the yukon]

I can fix it with a claw hammer.

I used to do it that way but I discovered after much experimentation that if you will grind off the top 1.53 of the seating die,it will work nearly as well but will eliminate all that noisy banging.

 

[yugolovr]

What I want to know is what I need to set my torque wrench to?

 

[oldRoger]

15.3 furlongs/fortnight

I hope you have a Counter Clockwise Torque Wrench, Set it for 15.3 Furlongs per Fortnight. Be certain to carefully snug all to about 10 FpF before applying the final torque.
This will not work with a metric torque wrench, conversions are not possible.

 

[Gun 4 Fun]

What are all you philosophers talking about?

The OP is nothing more than what Tarzan's yell would look like on paper when he misses the limb, and goes face first into the trunk.

 

[canoe on the yukon]

I hope you have a Counter Clockwise Torque Wrench, Set it for 15.3 Furlongs per Fortnight. Be certain to carefully snug all to about 10 FpF before applying the final torque.
This will not work with a metric torque wrench, conversions are not possible.

I know someone who's been applying 14.6 furlongs per fortnight as he torques counterclockwise and to make matters even worse,he only uses 8.71 fpf before the final torque.I'm going to contact him immediately to let him know he's been doing it all wrong.

 

[a1racer]

What's the matter?....You can't understand plain english?.....I'll rephrase........Zxseddddafwrrrvc xggggggggggrtyyyhabnw swwwwijfytnncnncncncncmdjuylojkuhamk.........There,that should clear up any doubts.

o so you said that its Wednesday and you are tired right. i may be off on the Zxsed part

 

[pharmer]

What's a passing score? Joe

 

[oldRoger]

cubits/dram, not furlongs/fortnight?

Canoe;
Before you tell anyone to use that technique let me double check my Speer #7-3/8 those settings may have been cubits/dram, not furlongs/fortnight. You can imagine what a disaster that would cause.
Roger