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The Original O'l Farts Club.

jokerman

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Might you elucidate?
Easy ,from the get go in normal operating mode lifting ones leg is not easy for a old dog
paperwork seems difficult.
Getting on and off every times seem dangerous.,
Thats in good times .
In not so good ,rushed times ,after the logistics of removal of clothes which case in point is always required,
during those precious moments of time ,one wrong twist and you just spray painted Mr Ed with your can.
You may need special equipment to clean up.
 

SubGirl

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420club
Awright. Now ya done it. You done triggered an Unca Double Sekrit Trivia-To-Second-Power item.

Alas, you WILL know and remember it (helplessly) for the rest of your entire life. Sorry, but it's yer own tale.

Here 'tis: This extremely odd tail tale saved the lives of thousands of men in one night. During the Civil War, a whole division of trapped men were able to sneak by and away with all their equipment pulled by mules with their tails tied down so they could not bray.
That’s what she said…🙃
 

Mtn. Nectar

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please no push downstairs…
she say long time for Unca Walt
IMG_8808.jpeg
 

mudballs

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You still have to generate heat for steam. You also have an issue with overall weight.

I remember an article decades ago about a closed loop Freon steam engine mounted in a Volkswagen bus that would spin the tires on takeoff, and predicted to revolutionize the auto industry, but I never heard anything further.
..but you have far less toxic componentry to the contraption used to make a human or cargo get from point A, to point B
 

Gypsy Nirvana

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Hmm - I always thought that solar energy and water/steam would be a good way to power an engine - if possible 🤔 - as solar technology improves - it should happen - very little of the solar energy - we continually get from the sun is utilised - and that's where our greatest source of energy is -
 

jokerman

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Tough stuff there
Ima plumbers son and changed cartridges.
I tried to pull one 4 years ago and the stem broke at 6pm
My water main has blow by so i now have a steady drip going in my cesspool.
i then had to go outside to turn on a os faucet so the water goes out.
On a good note was a shower body went in in 35 minutes.
Multitools were made in heaven
 

dogzter

Drapetomaniac
Ima plumbers son and changed cartridges.
I tried to pull one 4 years ago and the stem broke at 6pm
My water main has blow by so i now have a steady drip going in my cesspool.
i then had to go outside to turn on a os faucet so the water goes out.
On a good note was a shower body went in in 35 minutes.
Multitools were made in heaven
Better call a plumber and possibly a carpenter.........for prayers.
 

Gray Wolf

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Easy ,from the get go in normal operating mode lifting ones leg is not easy for a old dog
paperwork seems difficult.
Getting on and off every times seem dangerous.,
Thats in good times .
In not so good ,rushed times ,after the logistics of removal of clothes which case in point is always required,
during those precious moments of time ,one wrong twist and you just spray painted Mr Ed with your can.
You may need special equipment to clean up.
Well, there is that; you got me there.

I feel like such a fool, but maybe there is still time to cancel my order of a dozen gross to corner the US market....................................
 

Gray Wolf

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Took this pic - in Thailand last month - was wondering what sorta engine this was - on the back of a longtailed boat? - defo an oil combustion engine of some sort - looks like a re-purposed car engine to me -
I've seen a lot of pictures of that type of rig in Asia and inferred they were 4-cylinder car engines, but don't know for sure either.
 
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