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No visible screwholes in the butt pad & I don't want to pry & possibly mar the stock. The stock is just a tad too long for my taste so I'm thinking the removal of the stock "honeycomb" pad & the installation of a standard plate might be a good solution. Help, Pheasant season is coming & I'd like to try this sweetheart out.

That's pretty much the gist of it-I'm dealing on a new MC & trying to determine how much "wiggle room" the dealer has. A friend in the business indicates that the markup on add-ons is 200-300 % but I haven't been able to determine what the markup on the base price is. I know everyone has to make a profit but it doesn't have to be all from me.

Any recommendations for restaurants, sights, things to do on the way?

Thanks in advance to all who respond.

Making the trip with 3 friends, all male. No rush, we're going to a Nascar race & we have plenty of time to sight see- first trip to that part of the country for all of us so we plan on "touring"

I buy a lot of rough cut lumber from local sources, I have a delta planer but when gluing up panels I could use a panel sander. All i've seen so far are made for commercial applications (cabinet makers & such) way beyond a DIY budget. I saw one years ago that used the table saw as a power source but I think it was homemade or maybe a kit? Thanks in advance for your assistance

I recently had Key Lime pie at a local diner, (I asked, they don't share the recipes) It was thin, less than 1/2 inch & had the appearance of stained glass. You could actually see the crust thru the filling. Any one have a similar recipe? It was the best I've ever had!

I have recently came into possession of a set of "pocket blockers" (I'm at a loss as to what they are called) IE 6 cast iron & rubber devices which fill the pockets on a regular table to convert it to a carom or billiards table. Basically, they are a K66 style rubber attached to a cast iron device which clamps into the pocket using a hook over the pocket iron & a tensioning device which pull them tight into the pocket. I want to know what they are properly called & any history you know or a reference to antique equipment of this type

My old rice cooker/steamer has steamed its last. Anyone care to comment on today's market choices? Good points, Bad points. What is your experience. My old one was a B&D about 15 years old so I got my moneys worth.

I have inherited some Minton ? plates which have wildlife scenes on them. The edge is mossy green with a gold filagree. Can any one give me the pattern name or number? Did Minton ever use a mark with the first "n" upside down? Makes it look like "Miuton" maybe some type of knock off? These dishes are quite old as my grandmother had them back in the 40's-50's

2000 Honda Shadow ACE 750, Turn signals take a long time to come on, sometimes as long as 60 seconds. When they do finally kick in everything is fine. Turn them off & back on, the delay is still there. Bulbs are OK, voltage is within normal range, sockets cleaned of corrosion, (none found) bulbs reinstalled with NoOx. Both front & back, left & right have the same problem. My first thought is the flasher unit but I want to know for sure as Honda wants $$$ for a new one. I've never seen a flasher fail in this manner b4. They normally work 100% or nothing. Suggestions? & Thanx

Such as "Memorial Arms" hotel etc. A friend suggested that it is an acronym for Apartments & Rooms with Maid Service but I have exhausted my resources in trying to locate a definitive answer.

Any ideas how to improve the situation? Other than build a garage, which some smarta$$ is gonna tell me!

Preferably with mechanical engineering drawing or pics.

I've been invited to a "fly in" fishing trip to Knox Lake out of Red Lake Ontario. First trip to Canada. Any pertinent advice is welcome. Trip is scheduled 5 Sept.

Baits? Gear? Methods? I would especially like an "anglers map" for the lake if anyone has one to share. I've searched o/l, only found topo & sat images. Nothing re the lake itself.

I'd like to surprise him with an additon to his colleciton. Any one out there care to donate a used one from a worn uniform shirt? I have six of his I can swap but after that It will be a donation. Of course I'll pay postage.

I was recently given an antique book "The Practical Angler" by Kit Clarke Publisher the American News Company. 1892. How do I determine if it is a 1st Edition? It's hardcover Maroon & green with gold leaf? lettering on the cover.

Two young men joined a traveling circus shortly after the Civil war. The series chronicled their travels in the American west & then a tour of Europe. One of the young men became the ringmaster the other a strong man. The Circus owner was a Mason & used his Masonic connections often during the trials & tribulations experienced by the troupe.

Father died, cleaning up the estate. Packed away in the back of the garage was a Wizard outboard. WO (D) ? 4S Ser # 209914 It seems to be in good shape. Engine not seized, turns over with compression. Prop is in good shape. No large dings or scratches. I plan on offering it for sale but have no idea of what a fair value is. Can you help?

when the tambor is raised where does it go, I'm building from pictures so it doesn't really show. Is there a void behind the pigeon holes for it to drop into? Does it roll into the upper area, drop straight down behind the desk? Thanks in advance for your info.

Has anyone had any experience with this company? Do they deliver as promised. The ad sez shipped frozen with dry ice. So if I order 7-10 days in advance I can let it thaw in the reefer. I appreciate your info.