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Ah, but try sustaining 20-25mph on those babies. With those pressures, your riding uphill all the time if you look at the contact face. At 125psi, that's greatly reduced. The old saying......you don't get somethin' for nothin'.... If That is the criteria, take the tires off and run on the hard rims...

heathicus wrote:Here's another steam engine with the pin striping.

No 'Etch a Sketch' there!:D

A more general procedure: Drop down below the thread edit window and click on the 'manage attachments' button. A new window will open which allows you to browse and upload up to 5 images(bmp/doc/gif/jpe/jpeg/jpg files). This window also provides a method for uploading an image from a url(I have neve...

What is on the far right end???

[quote="etc92guy"]Sorry, MickyD. Took a little digging. Heathicus did a good example with the tools he had. In the example below, notice the outlining on the base behind the flywheel. I don't care for "The Galloway" box or the stars on the flywheel. [ATTACH]6422[/ATTACH] I picked...

a1gutterman wrote:I am knot doubting Red, here, but if it is true about the blue, that puts a whole new twist on the poll!!! Go Burgundy!

"Original OEM Gray" was a color of the paint mentioned by Mickyd, however the model 10 was not originally gray.

......should arrive by 11/8 and must depart on 11/20. Anyone want to get together for breakfast or lunch PM me and I'll send you my cell number. I'll see what works with my schedule. Yep, Bill Mayo is already in the works. Can't go to Tampa without seeing him. Hope to grow some other SS friendships...

charlese wrote:Gotta go with the original gray!

Other colors will attract the attention of Shopsmith users, nothing beats a nice clean older unit that looks like it has never been used.

HEY! They were not gray originally! Faded blue looks gray!

......should arrive by 11/8 and must depart on 11/20. Anyone want to get together for breakfast or lunch PM me and I'll send you my cell number. I'll see what works with my schedule. Yep, Bill Mayo is already in the works. Can't go to Tampa without seeing him. Hope to grow some other SS friendships...

JPG- Shape is exactly right! Caskets are rectangular while coffins get wider from the head down to the chest and then taper down to the feet area. Found about the difference when the Lincoln Museum (closed in 2008) had a special exhibit on Victorian Age funerals. BPR FWIW I looked it up in Wickip a...