realized a while back i must've gotten something on the rear brake pads, because they wouldn't really bite. finally got around to it and alcoholed, baked the pads, then lightly sanded pads and rotors and bedded properly. voila! once again, the bite!
%^% Sat here dais %^%
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Another 'outdoor' cat attacked my dog while walking him today. For once he didn't just stand there and had a good portion of it in his mouth. I didn't hear any crunching sounds, I got him to drop the cat but then had to punt the cat off of his face. It ran away but no idea how it faired, there was a good deal of blood in my dogs mouth, no idea whose it was. The pup did have some scratches on his nose but they weren't bleeding much.
Owners weren't home. Will let them know they have an unsustainable situation if they still have a cat.
Owners weren't home. Will let them know they have an unsustainable situation if they still have a cat.
Haircut? I remember those....Started using a trimmer with a number 4 guard around 2000 and by 2005 I was introduced to using a razor and sporting the mister clean look. It was much cooler that way under a wildland helmet or a Nomex shroud in structure gear....kept doing it even after I retired . It's better than all grey skullet
I for one vote skulletHaircut? I remember those....Started using a trimmer with a number 4 guard around 2000 and by 2005 I was introduced to using a razor and sporting the mister clean look. It was much cooler that way under a wildland helmet or a Nomex shroud in structure gear....kept doing it even after I retired . It's better than all grey skullet
What temp and how long. I think my brakes pads could use it.
