it is estimated that no more than 1% of the optical fiber buried in recent years is actually 'lit'
Winky Well-Known Member Jul 23, 2005 #61 it is estimated that no more than 1% of the optical fiber buried in recent years is actually 'lit'
Nixy Elimi-nistrator Staff member Jul 23, 2005 #62 HomeLAN said: Read the site title again, Nixy dear.... Click to expand... OK, so that explains why YOU brought up your pool pump problems...but if chcr was having car problems...how is working on his pool gonna help?
HomeLAN said: Read the site title again, Nixy dear.... Click to expand... OK, so that explains why YOU brought up your pool pump problems...but if chcr was having car problems...how is working on his pool gonna help?
Inkara1 Well-Known Member Jul 23, 2005 #63 Re: Shit. (and four... Here's why: chcr said: *sigh* And the motor on the pool pump is evidently losing a bearing. Not that big a deal, but one more fucking thing to deal with. *sigh* Click to expand...
Re: Shit. (and four... Here's why: chcr said: *sigh* And the motor on the pool pump is evidently losing a bearing. Not that big a deal, but one more fucking thing to deal with. *sigh* Click to expand...
unclehobart New Member Jul 23, 2005 #64 pool pump, car pump, breast pump, big poppa pump.. so long as something is getting pumped.
Winky Well-Known Member Jul 23, 2005 #65 Well then WTF is getting done aboot the rear end on the Toyota!
HomeLAN New Member Jul 23, 2005 #66 Rear end...pump...there's something there, but I'm not going to take the easy shot.
chcr Too cute for words Jul 27, 2005 #67 Winky said: Well then WTF is getting done aboot the rear end on the Toyota! Click to expand... I rebuilt it. You talk like a canuck. Dodged a bullet, no damage to the ring and pinion or spider gears, just bearings. Plus, it turns out that the Toyota differential is just like a nine inch Ford. Piece of cake.
Winky said: Well then WTF is getting done aboot the rear end on the Toyota! Click to expand... I rebuilt it. You talk like a canuck. Dodged a bullet, no damage to the ring and pinion or spider gears, just bearings. Plus, it turns out that the Toyota differential is just like a nine inch Ford. Piece of cake.
