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Nicademas
 Post subject: Burrrrrr
PostPosted: Sun Jan 03, 2016 12:23 pm 
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Just thought I should post a winter picture
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Yeah... Snomageddon :?

I'm watching the news and there are wrecks everywhere! Don't leave your driveway..... you'll kill yourself!!!
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to bad i got to work tomorrow....

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Looks like mid July in Central Alberta......

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Yep. I think I got about two inches in my driveway.

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 Post subject: Block heater?
PostPosted: Sun Jan 03, 2016 5:37 pm 
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Is that a block heater on the intake🙀[/list]
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looks like a work lamp to me :P

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Yeah, just a drop light. Block heaters go in the freeze plug holes. I got the old manifold off and hung the new manifolds, but I was too cold to finish the swap up. Maybe tomorrow.

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Is that a block heater on the intake🙀
Yeah, I see the light. :~)

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Hmm, I'm confused. What's all that white fluffy stuff everywhere?
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It was 77 in los angeles today

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50F and pouring rain here in Tacoma, WA. Tha's OK. It is typically 45 and rainy from October to about March. Spring will be coming, soon.

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Wed nite, down to 28 degrees here in Florida. Where is global warming when you need it?

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70 degrees day & nigh at my place in Maine since early fall. It dipped into the mid sixties before I turned on the heat in October.

This winter I have been futzing around with the "free" IH Truck project now riddled with mission creep in the upper unheated garage where it remains in the toasty high teens to mid twenties in January. The good news is there is no frost or snow buildup on the project since pushing the heap inside.

The two old Mopars rest comfortably just thirty feet from my desk in the warm basement; the royal treatment for superior iron.

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50F and pouring rain here in Tacoma, WA. Tha's OK. It is typically 45 and rainy from October to about March. Spring will be coming, soon.
March? Your highly optimistic, non drizzle starts after July 4th and lasts till September 1, and then it starts again. Remember, there's a rain forest about a hour from you.
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