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    Matabo Grinder

    The Metabo grinder he has is made by Hitachi. All Hitachi power tools have been rebranded Metabo for a few years now. The quick connect arbor does not have threads. So a nut cannot be used on one. 5/8" grinding wheels are fairly common. And about anyone that carries accessories for power tools...
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    20v dewalt batteries-better to leave on charger or run until dead

    If you look in a DeWalt 20volt manual. It simply states that batteries can be left on the charger until needed. Charging one at any time during the completely full to completely discharged cycle does not hurt a thing. Did it for years using DeWalt tools, mainly impacts day in, day out at the...
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    Matabo Grinder

    If it has a 5/8" arbor. You need to buy disc that fit a 5/8" arbor. You try to use a 7/8 disc on a grinder with a 5/8" arbor. You are asking for trouble.
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    Troybilt sickle mower

    A Predator 173 engine will work if the engine pulley is held on by a 3/8" x 24 bolt.
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    Storing Funnels

    I just use those special hats I collected during my 12+ years of education.
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    Trying to remove a joint from a splined shaft - Stuck!

    The photos you are showing are an Axle Shaft. Not a drive shaft. Complete Axles Shafts for a Sienna can be bought for as little as $70 online, average around $150 from places like Advance and up towards $500 for a factory one from a dealer.
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    Bought a motorcycle

    Those little DR 200s are great little bikes. I like the way the seat sits a little lower than a lot of other bikes in their class. I am wanting to get a street legal small enduro bike this fall to ride the back roads and dirt trails. Been going back and forth between a Honda 400 and the Suzuki 350s.
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    Trying to remove a joint from a splined shaft - Stuck!

    First by the photos. It appears as if you are trying to remove something that does not need to come off. When you have a bad CV axle a on a car. You replace the entire axle as a single unit. You are trying turn an easy one hour job into a week's worth of aggravation.
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    Tractor identification

    Ford 5000
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    Very Old Farm Cart Wheels

    If it's like the one I did a few years ago. You remove the nuts and wedges. Pull the outer rim off of the hub. Then remove the ring to remove the tire. Much like a two piece Dayton wheel.
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    Very Old Farm Cart Wheels

    Appears to be 1920s Chevy 1 ton wood spoke wheels. I would be concerned about rot if the trailer sat outside.
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    706 eng change from combine

    Look at the mating flange on top of the carb.
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    John Deere D100 Running rough and Popping

    By it being load. Spray or pour soapy water where the head and block mate. A blown head gasket will show up very quickly. Did you check for bent push rods before you adjusted the valves? Briggs used aluminum intake push rods in a lot of engines and they were notorious for bending...
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    Cub Cadet 122 . Has anyone made their own hydraulic lift ?

    Never saw hydraulic systems installed. Have saw a few different lawn tractors with 12 volt actuators used for lifts.
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    Ford 5000 Coolant spitting out

    Radiator stopped up. Outlet (bottom) hose stopped up. Outlet hose deteriorated on inside.A radiator hose may look good on the outside. But the inside can become weak due to age and even separate. Radiator cap bad. If it were mine. I would pull the radiator and flush it. Replace both hoses...
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