DavidBaustert

I assume onboard alcohol consumption was permitted? Guess I should have specified that in my scope.

Looking for recommendations for a party bus/limo service in Columbus major for my wife's 30th birthday. Capacity of 15~20 people would be preferred. Who have you used in the past?

VTX1300S. 14+ Harley style hard saddlebags, batwing fairing with aquatic AV stereo unit and 4x 5.25" speakers. Custom ceramic coated exhaust with Rhinehart slip on or side dump quick attach pipe. Rear is on air ride with onboard compressor, front is lowered on progressive springs. Carb is jetted with a factory pro kit. Kuryakyn hypercharger air cleaner. 10" tall 1.25" handlebars with powder coated controls and avon air cushion grips. 21x3.5" fat spoke front wheel with wraparound front fender. Aftermarket seat. Quick detach backrest. Custom rear fender with LED tail/turn lights. LED front turn and daymaker lights. Fresh stator and clutch. CR Price 6k OBO.https://www.flickr.com/photos/127511176@N02/shares/sdF890

Finished binge watching it the other day after I finished "The Boys". Really good series, crazy the amount of parallels to current day. Curious if it'll be renewed for a season 2. Amazon is really stepping up their original content game.

I believe as long as its a NASBLA approved course, you're good to go. Once you get proof of completion, you send that to the ODNR and they will issue you a license. I did mine through https://www.boaterexam.com/usa/ohio/. The video/class is long (~4 hours?) so be prepared. Exam is pretty easy and straight forward. Good luck!

What is the file format? Can you email it to me?

https://towardsdatascience.com/a-data-science-view-of-herd-immunity-what-do-we-have-to-pay-to-stop-the-virus-3a05fc2ce720 Read this. Decide your price.

I agree. Call me selfish but I'm not willing to sacrifice my quality of life, 401k, bank account balance, etc., for those who are unwilling to take care of themselves. Be smart, do smart things, hold each other accountable for their actions.

Unpopular opinion: Lots of people are going to die. We cannot escape that reality. Does it suck? Yes. Is it avoidable? Not reasonably. We need to get back to some semi-normal type of operational status ASAP. The economy and the people cannot take another [worse than] 2008 situation. We can't keep printing money to help everyone out.

Yup. We just cancelled our business trip over there (was supposed to be leaving Monday) because of this.

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If you're looking for just a tig/stick welder for hobbyist use, I cant recommend this enough. I bought one a few years back and its been completely trouble free. https://ahpwelds.com/product/ahp-alphatig-201xd-out-stock-pre-order-now-taking-orders-january-shipment

http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=129811&highlight=compressor

Again, for the cost, relative quality, and ease of replacement/warranty, I second the HF route if you don't go with the HD model. Either way you should be good to go!

That one looks like a winner for your intended use. One thing I forgot to mention is noise with the oil-less compressors. If portability of the compressor in your garage/shop space is a must item, disregard this next portion. For less that ~$50 you could plumb 1-3 dedicated air drops to outlets or hose reels in your garage and add to that 30 gallon capacity a bit also. I added a 3" SCH 80 PVC air header fed directly from the compressor after my cooler setup, along the center ceiling of my shop, then added 4x 3/4" trunk lines and dirt legs off of it with air hose reels on 2 of them. Makes for a cleaner floor/work space without tripping over hoses, allows you to run different pressures on different circuits, and doesn't cost much at all to do. Just some food for thought.

Would stray away from the Husky (or any oil free compressor for that matter) as it is oil-less. Coatings on the moving parts often wear pre-maturely and cause catastrophic failure. That also being said, I used a HF 29 gal comrpessor https://www.harborfreight.com/air-tools-compressors/air-compressors-tanks/29-gal-2-hp-150-psi-cast-iron-vertical-air-compressor-61489.html for 5+ years in my shop before upgrading to an 80 gal system (woodworking, metal working, mechanics, HVLP painting etc) with zero issues at all, so that may be a viable option as well.

PM me with what you're thinking price wise.

What year and model is it? I have a 1999 with the Kohler that I might be interested in yours for parts.

The used ones are out there although far and few between. I picked up a 1999 61" Bobcat ZT 200 with a 25HP Kohler for $1900 with only 700 hours on it and a stack of service records.

We also just had a baby girl in April. They're batshit crazy when they are pregnant. That being said, remember this: Your child is a product of your relationship. She is here because of you two, not the other way around. Your child(ren) will move out of the house eventually and be gone and you will be left with your wife. Marriage first, children second, everyone profits.

I've heard fastenal is very cheap when it comes to large/bulky items./

Check this link out for some good info. I've used his walkthroughs before. http://www.lt1swap.com/wiringharness.htm On the flip side, I have heard a lot of good things about the Terminator X though too.

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Nobles Diesel Performance in Degraff (Outside of Bellefontaine)

Wish this was a crew cab. GLWS!