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tomsalwasser wrote:That might very well be Jim from Walla Walla. http://cgi.ebay.com/Shopsmith-pro-planer-California-Oregon-delivery-/380332511394?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item588d9590a2#ht_707wt_1137

Now we know what else 'he' commandeered!

Yep, I saw the planer in the original listing. There was a good pile of extras.

c'mon you guys..I am 5' 10' and 165 and can easily pick the thing up and move it around no prob.

eat more oatmeal!

[quote="KDC"]c'mon you guys..I am 5' 10' and 165 and can easily pick the thing up and move it around no prob.

eat more oatmeal! ]



Everybody should become badly disabled at some point in their lives or suffer weakness from old age or live in extreme pain for a period of time... Maybe then messages like this would be replaced by thought, compassion and basic consideration for others...


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robinson46176 wrote:Everybody should become badly disabled at some point in their lives or suffer weakness from old age or live in extreme pain for a period of time... Maybe then messages like this would be replaced by thought, compassion and basic consideration for others...


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KDC has not told us how old he is, Farmer. I just checked his profile. Who knows, he might be another "Jack Lalanne".

robinson46176 wrote:Everybody should become badly disabled at some point in their lives or suffer weakness from old age or live in extreme pain for a period of time... Maybe then messages like this would be replaced by thought, compassion and basic consideration for others...


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There but for the Grace of God, go I!

We all need to be thankful for what we have(still) and hope to keep as much for as long as possible and make use of it productively.

It gets more elusive as we travel this road we be on.

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and then like this.
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Bill V

I just used this method to break down a Mark V that I just purchased from craigslist (my 1st MkV!). Amazingly easy. And I was able to fit it all into a Hyundai Elantra hatchback (not a big car), along with a bandsaw and planer.

Thanks for the tip!

-Bob

rpmilius wrote:I just used this method to break down a Mark V that I just purchased from craigslist (my 1st MkV!). Amazingly easy. And I was able to fit it all into a Hyundai Elantra hatchback (not a big car), along with a bandsaw and planer.

Thanks for the tip!

-Bob

There are herds of great tips just like that in these pages. I sure wish I could remember more of them.
Life is so much easier and more fun if we can learn from others instead of having to figure everything out for ourselves.
I love the internet...


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rpmilius wrote:I just used this method to break down a Mark V that I just purchased from craigslist (my 1st MkV!). Amazingly easy. And I was able to fit it all into a Hyundai Elantra hatchback (not a big car), along with a bandsaw and planer.

Thanks for the tip!

-Bob

I still like MBC's four screws, two(4?) setscrew method best!

rpmilius wrote:I just used this method to break down a Mark V that I just purchased from craigslist (my 1st MkV!). Amazingly easy. And I was able to fit it all into a Hyundai Elantra hatchback (not a big car), along with a bandsaw and planer.

Thanks for the tip!

-Bob

I still like MBC's four screws, four setscrew method using only a 9/16" socket wrench and ss tool kit(5/32" long hex) and a 2x4 best!