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So the guy with the loader showed up ? (Chat room talk) for those who are wandering what I'm talking about.... see what ya miss not coming to chat to hang with us ? Lol. @bcsman that was the other half of the idea ^^^^ lol..so far it's worked.. n noone the wiser.....
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I'm in just to bump entries numbers / competition up..... already made my choice...posting the pic / info later.
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Ya.....its like jeep said... newer stuff isn't any good, that's why I keep this I have, but I'm reminded of someone here who had a fire due to a battery charger incident.. I don't recall who, maybe they will speek up... that's good enough reason to get shed of it... (add to the scrap load)
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12 hours ago, jeepwm69 said:Have had this charger for a long time, and all of the sudden it doesn't work. Comes on, hums, but doesn't charge.
I also have my grandfather's old Schauer charger, and to test each of them, took my voltmeter, attached clamps, and turned on.
Schauer, which works, the voltmeter showed about 12.75 volts.
Did the same on my Schumacher, and nothing. If I turn the switch from 2 amp to 10 amp the voltmeter shows a bump to 4-5V for a second or two, that's it.
Any idea on troubleshooting this thing? Might not be worth fooling with, but I always try to fix something before going and buying a replacement, especially with all the garbage being sold now vs 20 years ago.
I have one like the Schumacher..... What mine does is kinda like yours... it drops when the switch is toggled for a few seconds.. then it's starts charging again... (sometimes) does it both ranges..(and at times) .. it won't hum or show any signs of life (no gauge needle movement) until it's clipped to the battery poles... it's seems to work better depending on the outside temp... I'm thinking maybe a week solder joint, or sketchy switch But no odd smells or nothing... I don't use it un attended.. when it's acting right it charges fine...it's one of many reasons I'm looking for one like @Wheeler has ( NOCO 3500 ) I think it's a battery charger / tender / booster ? 3 in 1 it sure beats the battery tender jr by deltran... tuned in.
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Now that's Purdy slick... but I'd take those stacks off.... it would look good and prolly sound better with pipes turned out just in front of the rear wheels.
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Just imagine a country full of that last one......sheesh... what a mess..... It does have one thing good... more ladies for real men that are left...ive talked with a few...they don't won't wusses like that... and, I'm kind of surprised we haven't heard more from the female side...
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Ff.... I hear you on Derf... talk about a tough man..... heck of a amateur radio operator / educator too! I think he's got a 450es ?
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No windows ? .......
3 hours ago, shadetree said:some of them do not even come with windows !.
Thats a head scratcher...... lol!
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Ha! I thought I was up town when I got that 250a.... after driving it for a few years then updating to one of those ^^^ tanks even better, THEN came the 300... a caddy compared to the other two....these are atvs NOT luxury cars..... Lol!... prov I still like ya... but ff might ride you about this.. being we ride him about canned hams.. too funny!
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A rating isn't good enough.... so I'd just have to say.. just beautiful.... ff.
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On 10/15/2023 at 5:24 PM, Fishfiles said:Think I about seen it allThis is the largest fossilized human turd ever found. It belonged to a sick Viking in the 9th Century AD, and has been valued at $39,000".The large, “precious” !, officially known as the Lloyds Bank Coprolite,the word “Coprolite” simply meaning fossilized dung. This 1200 year old log that is thought to be the largest recorded in human history.Hey.... did you ever watch doctor hunter medical examiner review elvis's final autopsy ? It's pretty rough... so, I'm not posting a link, but it's kind of related to that ^^^^^
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could be... infrastructure... comes to mind... but one time ? They take power.. there goes refrigeration .... sept in colder climates..... it would be very effective... frightening actually.... least for some... cant live without food... that's what I keep waiting for... they hit that, and more then just eye brows will raise...
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On 10/13/2023 at 4:06 AM, Fishfiles said:
Trying to understand this ^^^^^^ comment >>> Good thought about rodent damaged wires —- So you don't think a 2000 model wouldn't have " rodent " chewed wires , what's the reasoning ?
Maybe your onto something , you never know . I had heard a couple of theories why rats , mice and squirrels like to eat wires. Read one that said the wire coating that comes from overseas is made of some kind of plant base stuff like soy. >>>>> Maybe they quit using soy base coated wires in 2000 ? I would say a rat would chew a 2023 just as quick as a 2000 or a 1970
Yeah.... like jeep said... I'm not too good with years....ha! I still think cars made in 00 are considered new.....(no telling how many times I've heard certain people >> shade for example << tell me get with the times..... haha! ) .although... in my opinion... they might be old but much better then what's coming out now...I bet those electric cars will targeted by rodents.... and I'd hate dealing with that kind of mess....just had another member say in chat his gas powered vehicle has become a target...for those bucktooth bandits...
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On 10/16/2023 at 9:42 AM, riverc said:Has to be a health related issue...I could understand if a car had been run over... those type spreaders are road hogs, n not very fast...beats the heck out of what I used to spread with... haha! old c-65 366 5+2 drive...
i heard bitty biden was turned down twice today....? Hm..... what did we say ? the world doesn't respect the power house we used to be .... this is a dangerous game they're playing... but now I don't go by fox or CNN , or any of the rest of the outlets....
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On 10/4/2023 at 11:47 AM, Fishfiles said:If that's an Xj jeep...rear (looks kinda like it from the sway bar / torsion arm) .. yup.... mine had a knock at certain low speeds, and a hum when the t-joint settled to one side at higher speeds... drilled out the yoke holes.. tossed those strap / cap screws and went with Forman/help hardened u-bolts
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On 10/6/2023 at 11:54 PM, Fishfiles said:Had my share too.... liver n onions..... ive never really looked into what variations of liver dishes there are...it's not a fave food by far.... but always been advised don't eat mature livers because of the medicine, growth hormones, etc that aren't safe for human consumption... calf liver only... for me...but I'd like a better dish with lots of stuff to kinda drown out that rich liver meat taste....I'll say this my uncle loved pig brains n eggs.... I'd try it, but someone would have to pay me ALOT to do so... I wouldn't even venture that on a dare...that one ranks right there with Yoo-hoo chocolate milk n sardines in hot sauce..... I don't mind tuna at all 😬 just a note... you need to loose weight ? Get those jokers in chat started on foods.......it will change your thinking quick......
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If everything is tight it could be the pitman slack adjustment... I'm not too sure about the newer models but the older square bodies were bad about getting slack ... I'll dig more... I never like fords because of they. Role and hunt too much in the steering, least the light duties did ranger up to the 350 (one ton) ...
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3 hours ago, shadetree said:not following you ?, upper part ?..you mean the windows ?, if you look closely...you can see the plexiglass being held up with a wood turner on the side. all winodws fold up when in use..and fold down, locked shut when not using them.
No not the flip downs (windows) .... the space above ....yer chair.. but doesn't matter, a space that small won't make much deference.
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What the!!!!!
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uh huh, the dems aren't the only ones that desperately need mental help ^^^^^^ triple dose Thorazine Candidate right there.... lol...aw.. it needs its Barbie doll, security pet \ blankie and a dark corner in mommies basement...