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Post by Explorer 1 on Mar 21, 2018 15:34:31 GMT -8
With the rain there will be little we can do but that shouldn't stop us from talking and having pizza. Pizza will be on me. Maybe we can talk more on future trips in the shop since wqe can't work much.
We could even talk and plan future projects so when the time came we could do them.
Let me know if you're coming.
Thanks,
Fred
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Post by fordexplorer on Mar 21, 2018 16:13:50 GMT -8
I'll be there
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Post by EL GRANDE on Mar 21, 2018 16:54:45 GMT -8
I plan on being there. If there is no rain, I may try to adjust the coil springs on the ZJ.
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bigblue35s
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Post by bigblue35s on Mar 21, 2018 18:53:54 GMT -8
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Post by Explorer 1 on Mar 21, 2018 20:05:44 GMT -8
Fred, I plan on being there. Was wondering if you could use your drill press to drill out two bolts from my starter clutch, not having any luck with my drill  . View AttachmentBring your own drill bit and we might be able to do something. For harder metals you need a drill made of Cobalt. Thanks, Fred Explorer 1 |
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Post by Explorer 1 on Mar 21, 2018 20:08:13 GMT -8
Fred, I plan on being there. Was wondering if you could use your drill press to drill out two bolts from my starter clutch, not having any luck with my drill . View AttachmentBring your own drill bit and we might be able to do something. For harder metals you need a drill made of Cobalt. Thanks, Fred Explorer 1 If the bolt broke off have you tried and "easy out" tool? Bolts like that can be very hard metal and unless you have a level place on it to start the drill, almost impossible to drill out without damaging the surrounding metal. Thanks, Fred Explorer 1 |
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Post by Freeman4x on Mar 21, 2018 20:47:28 GMT -8
Fred I will be there. do you need soft drinks?
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Post by EL GRANDE on Mar 22, 2018 5:29:01 GMT -8
Fred, I plan on being there. Was wondering if you could use your drill press to drill out two bolts from my starter clutch, not having any luck with my drill . View AttachmentI can hop with this, as well. |
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Post by Explorer 1 on Mar 22, 2018 10:03:43 GMT -8
Fred I will be there. do you need soft drinks? Pepsi with real sugar is always appreciated and also has a long shelf life. Thanks, Fred |
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Post by Explorer 1 on Mar 22, 2018 10:04:51 GMT -8
Fred, I plan on being there. Was wondering if you could use your drill press to drill out two bolts from my starter clutch, not having any luck with my drill . View AttachmentBring your own drill bit and we might be able to do something. For harder metals you need a drill made of Cobalt. Thanks, Fred Explorer 1 You could also bring a a couple of 2 litre Pepsi's with real sugar! Thanks, Fred |
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Post by bigblue35s on Mar 22, 2018 11:49:25 GMT -8
Bring your own drill bit and we might be able to do something. For harder metals you need a drill made of Cobalt. Thanks, Fred Explorer 1 If the bolt broke off have you tried and "easy out" tool? Bolts like that can be very hard metal and unless you have a level place on it to start the drill, almost impossible to drill out without damaging the surrounding metal. Thanks, Fred Explorer 1 Have not tried an "easy out tool" do you think that would work? Do you have one I can try? |
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Post by smurfmurrie on Mar 22, 2018 12:02:08 GMT -8
Fred,
I will be there.
Murrie
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Explorer 1
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Post by Explorer 1 on Mar 22, 2018 12:47:24 GMT -8
If the bolt broke off have you tried and "easy out" tool? Bolts like that can be very hard metal and unless you have a level place on it to start the drill, almost impossible to drill out without damaging the surrounding metal. Thanks, Fred Explorer 1 Have not tried an "easy out tool" do you think that would work? Do you have one I can try? Sorry, Easy out tools can easily break when used so I don't loan them out. Fred |
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