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I'll be at it as soon as the ice is off Erie. Jig for a month then troll for walleye all summer.

Do the new wheels clear the calipers?

 

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I never removed it. All I did was swap wheels. Never touched the brakes.

 

Do the new wheels clear the calipers?

Pick it up in Delaware and its yours. Works fine in good shape. Slide for the bottom drawer is broke.

 

Looks just like this one

http://solocenter.com/?wpsc-product=30-whirlpool-glass-top-electric-range-white-wfe361lvq

Figuring out the pre-mix would be tricky, you would need more oil but I'd imagine there would be some (expensive) trial and error.

Is it an old school 2-stroke or is it direct injected? I'm assuming carb's since he pre-mixes. I would be hesitant to try it in a high dollar motor without some knowledge of how it would do...

Try Tom Hatem in Grandview. I know he can do BMW, I think he can do Porsche as well.

It's a Force.

 

Sink it

Thing leaves soft for 1200hp, and only 1200hp from that combo?

I like denon, I have a avr-x2000 with paradigms and it is awesome. If you can swing it the networked receivers are worth it.

Did you jump it backwards?

Glad you like the KSG! They are cool guns

Sold thanks

Almost brand new, shot it one time, only 10 rounds through it. Comes with a soft case and flip up sights (They dont have factory sights).

 

$1200

 

For reference: http://www.keltecweapons.com/news/preview-kel-tec-shotgun-ksg/

 

Text or call (740) 971-4901

 

 

Thanks,

Rob

Or you can do the math and figure out the actual value: http://www.engineersedge.com/manufacturing_spec/torque_wrench_1.htm

 

But screw that much effort, I'd pop it on and call it close enough!!

 

If the adapter is perpendicular (90*) to the wrench you don't need to do any math...

You can use a crows foot or a torque adapter at 90* to the torque wrench without doing anything (ie the torque will be correct), if you need to run it straight for access then a torque adapter will be proper, otherwise if you have room to put a crows foot on the torque wrench perpendicular then it will work just fine.

Can you use one of these?

http://www.legacygarage.com/images/Pictures/Tools/15-16%20crows%20foot.JPG

 

You could... The torque adapters give you the correct multiplier to get the torque correct.

You need one of these and a calculator with a normal torque wrench

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/tools.asp?tool=all&Group_ID=674854&store=snapon-store

The blue point digital (tpgdl1000a) one is also a swap-out lifetime warranty.

 

 

If you want one Joe give me a call.

Does reverse work?

saigas are not meant to be Full Auto lol. They are fun till they over heat, then they stop working. I personally wouldn't spend the money on one, rather spend it on a M1 or M2 for a SA shotgun.

 

I have a saiga built by gun envy, I've run 3 back to back 20rd drums of 3" slugs through it at a rapid pace without issue. I've also shot multiple cases of shot in an afternoon without issue. Modified they are great guns.

What's the beam on it? If you can swing it, I highly suggest making the trip to Cumberland. It's amazing.

-Marc

 

8'6" beam but its tall with the hard top. I'm sure it could be done. I still have the old boat I should pull it down there.

Do you ever go to Cumberland?

-Marc

 

Never have been, the new boat wouldn't trailer easily so I doubt it will leave Erie.

rob are you pleasure boating or fishing?

Fishing. Been up almost every weekend since April trolling for walleye. Started out on a 23' trophy walk around with twin 120's and just picked up a 27' cobia walk around with twin 200's.

 

We do a fare share of screwing around with fishing mixed in.

20 minutes. .. two hours...

 

Might not be an every weekend thing for some people, but its a huge difference from boating down here...