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G W Wade

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  1. Buying the brass catcher was good and bad. Not picking brass anymore BUT getting expensive because I don't have to pick brass anymore. GW
  2. Yes you can. Wanted to mount brass catcher (greatest device for PCC) and had to switch operating handle to left side GW
  3. Was sure interesting working at gas station back then. You didn't want to be "the guy" who had to ask where the gas filler was. Didn't see any mention of Ford's steering wheel with the horn ring built into outer ring of steering wheel. Too many inovations to remember Plus no Edsels GW
  4. Lefty Wheeler shows that he cuts a groove across the bolt so you can squirt your favorite cleaner and bow out with air. Always figured I would try that next time I remove the extractor from mine. GW
  5. Wouldn't that be Gender Neutral Plant Based Alternative Meat Sauce? GW
  6. I will give them a try     Thanks   GW           Check Ok or would you like a PMO

    Harold Simengaard

    805 Jahr Ave

    Portland, No Dak     58274

  7. The little rack is neat, but I just use a small jack stand GW
  8. They will spend their money fixing that old Chevy and not have any left over to spend on girls GW
  9. Continuing on.   Have you checked the IP ratings on hearing aids.  My Kirkland 10.0  have an IP67 rating for moisture and dust.   Forget which is which but they are supposed to withstand 3 feet of water for a short period.  My battery ones were rusting inside battery compartment  LOL       Good luck   GW

    1. Duffield, SASS #23454

      Duffield, SASS #23454

      No, I have not checked the IP ratings.  I got these through the VA, and have been very happy with the performance, as long as I don't saturate them with presperation.   Battery life is about 18 hours, and I was able to keep them charged on a trip to South Africa.  I just have to keep to my schedule for recharging.  I had the same problem with rusting in the battery compartment on their predicessors.

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