PastorCurt

Your compression numbers aren't cause to worry at this stage. After you get it fired up and it has been run, you may want to run a leakdown test. :clap2:

I try to always wave on two lane roads but on the freeway, not much. Growing up in the country, waving at everybody was the norm, whether you knew them or not!

​My RSV gets 45 on my commute and 40 riding two up on trips. So I think there may be room for improvement. For me driving faster than 60 mph starts drinking gas exponentially. But then you get to the ice cream store faster.

Back in the olden days I had a '00 dodge grand caravan that developed a restriction in the brake lines for the front calipers. the brakes worked fine but the hoses between the line and the caliper restricted the flow back to the master cylinder and so the brakes wouldn't release. And it was on both fronts. I put new hoses on and problem solved! It was worse when hot. I cant 'splain it!

That was my solution for a number of years! And I never had to take anything apart or even do much thinking!!!

What are you going to do this month? After a month like that you KNOW you can handle anything! That’s a testimony to the faithfulness of God!!

Anywhere you've listed is too fun to only do once!! So, my thought is to do it this year and next year and the next year... You get the idea.

Amen to that and might I add that common homeowner herbicides are a reason to glove up and use the proper PPE. Roundup herbicide affects me, probably from too many years of farm use and a "How can this stuff hurt me mentality?"

Gotta love the Wisconsin round-abouts...NOT!!!

Puc, I’m praying for you and the family. Your little brother has received his ultimate healing. My condolences to you, your wife and your extended family as you work through this season of mourning.

I knew I held on to those 8-tracks for a reason!!! Just imagine.. cruising along listening to Three Dog Night singing" Joy to the world". :Cartoon_397:

That would be fun, Puc... don't know if i could catch on to the hotdog dance though. It could be a Michigan thing:cool10: Those times with the grandbabies on your lap are the best!!

Two points of view here and they are contradicting, it doesn’t matter to God if you want to be cremated. When these bodies we live in now are raised to immortality, they won’t be made of dirt like they are now. So, go ahead and be cremated if you want. Direct cremation would be my choice since it is a lot cheaper!! On the other hand, I have a son and daughter-in-law who are funeral directors and what they see in their profession is that it helps the grieving process to be able to see the deceased and have closure. It helps some people move the death of a loved one from head knowledge to reality. So to sum up, if you want to help your loved ones through the mourning process, have a visitation especially if you are younger. After visitation get cremated if you wish, however at that point the financial advantage isn’t very much.

From what I've read on this forum,Cowpuc, you TAUGHT Mickey that dance. :banana:

I used their posted dimensions and came up with 1.63 gal. without allowing for the slanted side. my guestimate would a gallon or a little more.