You know......regular mowing prevents those super-tall/hard weeds from growing in the first place. Just sayin'.
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wow, tree permits.
I hope we don't have them, if trees are in the way they come down.
I'm going to have to take down a walnut to make the shop bigger.... it's a shame but I'm tired of turning my ankle walking on them, or shooting them out of the mower, and they kill everything under them, but most importantly - this one is in the way of making the shop bigger.... it .... must .... goThere's always something new to learn.
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A friend bought some property in the town next door that has never been developed. I'm not sure if it's city, county, or state - but we can cut and clear anything under 6 inches. Anything over 6 inches needs a permit.
Also, there are rules for how many hardwood trees a builder must install (plant) per acre of property or per lot... but gone are the days when a builder or developer can come in and simply "clear" the land.
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sooooo.... time for some maintenance... or, how to fix a clutch multiple times
land cruiser out of the way
2 9/16 wrenches, and a phillips driver on my drill gun
so I am selling the car, and I would have been sad to see this bellhousing go away since it's a BOP AND chevrolet bellhousing
not a SFI bellhousing, but it still will protect your legs if things go boom
so here's the issue - the corvette arm is on the top
the one on the bottom was what I was using - it hit the floorboard, thus not allowing the clutch to completely disengage
new bellhousing in place, but I needed to stop and think how I'm going to put the slave cylinder in place and whether or not I need to create a touch more room for the clutch arm (hits the bellhousing)
I'll finish it tomorrow night - then solve a gas smell and put a trim back on the passenger side... Regis got irritated at me because it was missing... he's such a slave driverDoing it all wrong since 1966
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there's more to it than that....
there isn't enough distance between the throwout and the collar...
I cheated, I used 1/16" washers to get the clearance. I could fix it one of two ways - I could use my SFI billet flywheel - but that requires a race clutch, or I could take material off the flywheel. Problem is the springs then hit the flywheel bolts
onto the hydraulics.... time to make a clutch engagement arm
about 1/2 done
Doing it all wrong since 1966
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How about slot the fork and put the hemi in the middle? [o] with a bolt run through. You could box in it on the back side if not strong enoughLast edited by Russell; April 30, 2015, 11:04 AM.
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