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From what I have read, the 'Boeing' system does not show the door ever being "removed" as it was only pivoted out of position and was still in contact with the fuselage. The 'Spirit" system would have shown the door as being "removed" with the same actions. So based on that, Boeing will not have...

Guess I do not know why a quality tool should not last a lifetime if it is used properly. I got my first set of 1/2' drive Craftsman sockets 60 years ago. They have been to countless SCCA and NHRA tracks, built and rebuilt hundreds of automotive engines & marine diesels; done endless...

Well at least no one can blame this one on me! Thank the Lord! I am so tired of everything that goes wrong being my fault. /s

Give that man a cigar. I too used to live near there. Yes, the Oneida name is gone, they are now Liberty Tabletop. Liberty Tabletop Flatware is made by Sherrill Manufacturing, the only flatware manufacturer in the U.S.A. And the only flatware used by my extended family.

Not disputing that issue. Just commenting that 99% of these folks could not identify the country of origin without some markings. And yet the flatware they use to feed their families is made offshore and they have never heard of Sherrill, New York.

Lordy you guys crack me up. 99% of you would not know where a part was made unless it was stamped on the part, the box or some other prominent location.

If 13,000 sf is a bit too much to mow with a push mower, I had better get my 72 year old wife a wheelchair. She mows more than that around the farmstead with a push mower every week and has for over 30 years. She finally agreed to a self propelled model a few years ago. She says it keeps her...

If you are talking about folks with waste oil burners not wanting your used oil you would be mistaken. We have two Clean Burn burners which handle everything we feed them except brake fluid. Hydraulic fluid, conventional/synthetic motor oils and solvents keep the shops toasty warm. The little...

"Two techs said there was nothing that can be done; it is because the belt is too tight and will decrease with time." Just a quick side note here. It is my understanding that today's mower drive and deck belts, due to both design and materials, do not "stretch". They will however "wear" causing...