Al Z. Heimer

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If it is a Briggs go to their website. Manuals and trouble shooting avail.

http://fix-my-compressor.com/the-air-compressor-unloader-valve/

http://www.shoei-helmets.com/safety_sizinghandlingcare.aspx Scroll to helmet care. I work with a guy that has a matte gray Harley and says they recommend Windex to clean. That's all he does and it always looks good.

We had a room in the basement. Not sure if it would fit your party but it was basically a dungeon. Great for friends. You could be loud and proud. The upstairs would prolly be a better idea for your scenario.

http://www.gervasivineyard.com/ Very nice place. Not far from the HOF. Can reserve a room for your group.

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g29912-d638215-Reviews-Lanning_s_Restaurant-Akron_Ohio.html Have gone here several times. No complaints.

Ordered set of tires from Rocky Mountain at 3:51 pm. Got home from work at 3 pm the next day and tires were on front porch.

Congrats to all of you. Great job. Personally I am bulking up for retirement. I won't be able to afford to eat.

No experience with the product but just like a lot of things different results for different people. Google this. " Engine runs hotter with engine ice ". Your not alone in your observation.

Proof

There is something special about dating a v-twin with big cans. I date one too. Never fails to put a smile on my face. And she is a red head as well.

NinjaDoc drug me out this afternoon. We did 19 miles. He has a cheater bike. All he did was coast. All I did was peddle. Then again I took my knobby tired mountain bike.

Those settings are crazy high. All machines are different and the type of gas also makes a difference in the settings. But I have never ever welded with settings that high on any machine I have used even on 3/8" plate. Sometimes shops have odd input voltages and the machines are not matched to that voltage. Such as a 330 volt machine running on 240 volts. Google mig settings. Setting charts are avail.

Then you would get to experience true vintage Biopace chain rings and lightweight lugged Tange steel frame. If I am able to get serious again better tires are in order. The ones that I got talked into squirm around more than half flat knobbies on a dirt bike. Don't roll for sheet either.

This old girl is 29 years old. Back in the day we got along pretty well. 2 knee surgeries and 20+ years of psoriatic arthritis have pulled us apart. I still go out but nothing like I used to. This pic was taken last summer. I also have a Trek mountain beater that gets used on occasion.

An alternative to gel gloves are foam grips. Not only will the foam soak up some vibes but the larger diameter will keep you from closing your hand so tight. I really hope you can find some relief T.

http://www.pingelonline.com/prodcat/electric-speed-shifters.asp This is probably a better street alternative to a speed shifter but rather pricey.

Weather pending and if I'm still kickin. Med or MedFast depending on if I can get the rust cleaned off. Thanks for the time and effort you put into this Derek.

http://www.dexteraxle.com/ Tractor Supply carries axles. Not sure they have one to fit.

http://www.yuasabatteries.com/pdfs/TechManual_2014.pdf Hey Tim. I don't know where you bought that battery but I'm sure they were glad to get it off the shelf. 3 volts? Read the last paragraph on page 13. At 12.3 volts it still is only about 60/65 % charged. Thee single most important thing for long battery life is properly putting it in service. Read this manual so that you have ammunition when you take the battery back. I would only accept one that has not been filled so that I could put it into service properly. Here is a good rendition of how to check your starting system. Do notice that the probes are not attached to the cable but to the battery post and solenoid post. There are other vids for doing a voltage drop test as well. Do not assume all connections are okay because they are tight. This goes for the ground side as well. Check them.

He has experience but he prefers to do it for free. Brian is a freak.

Interested. Local pick up. PM me contact info. Thanks.

Tim....he wants them back. Gonna use them on the strollers for diapers, wipes and formula. Sorry.

http://www.pca-one.com/search.asp?MfgCode=GERThis guy is in Mentor. Gerbings may be cheaper than rebranded Harley suff. It looks like he discounts over MSRP. It's what I have. No complaints and it's worth every penny.