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What we need is a better adhesive
On 9/14/2014 8:09 PM, Danny D. wrote:
> Stormin Mormon wrote, on Sun, 14 Sep 2014 07:54:32 -0400: > >> Wow, you do some good, and the county comes along >> and rips up the reflectors. That sounds like a >> bad place to live. > > Hey Stormin, > Wanna know something that's a bit funny? > > The guys who put in most of those reflectors ran out of > the brown construction glue that they had used. You can > see most of them have brown gunk on them. > > However, in the picture, is one with *black* epoxy. I > put those in! The original guys ran out of their glue, > so I volunteered to put the next set in, and I used > those rolls of epoxy that you find in the box stores. > > Heh heh ... I had to *ask* the county road crew whether > they found some were harder than others, and, guess what? > > At least mine were the hardest for them to remove, and, > hence, the most damaged as you can see in those pictures. > > All those reflectors are only about two months old, so, > they all were damaged by the road crew removal process. > > heh heh ... see? I learned *something* from this eclectic > advisory a.h.r newsgroup! > At least the county guys had to work for their money, this time. Wish the gov't would respect the wisdom of the populace. .. Christopher A. Young Learn about Jesus www.lds.org .. |
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What we need is a better solution to the CARB/EPA gasoline canbung hole threaded neck problem
Stormin Mormon wrote, on Sun, 14 Sep 2014 21:31:48 -0400:
> At least the county guys had to work for > their money, this time. Wish the gov't would > respect the wisdom of the populace. Yea. And they removed the plastic garbage can that I had bolted to the end curve of a guardrail where people drink & leave debris. It's getting harder and harder to be a good Samaritan nowadays ... |
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What we need is a better solution to the CARB/EPA gasoline canbung hole threaded neck problem
On 9/12/14 2:41 PM, AMuzi wrote:
> On the page I linked earlier: > http://ezpourspout.com/ez-pour-produ...ase-cap-black/ > comes in colors too! From the page referenced in the URL above: "PART # B3 Solid base cap Black, solid cap for tank storage or transportation. Black cap is fine thread and typically fits older Briggs and Stratton, Rubbermaid, essence, and Gott cans." Note the word, "older". My guess is that they won't fit the -newer- plastic cans such as Danny is referring to. |
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