In this case, I think it would be a bad idea to use this. It’s unlikely that there’s enough extinguishing agent in a standard auto extinguisher to put out a propane tank fire. The biggest issue is how close you’ll be to the tank. Propane tanks (or really any liquid inside of a tank) can cause a BLEVE (boiling liquid…
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Why is this one even a question? NP all day.
Cannot stress the “glass bottles” enough. Plastic is worthless if you intend to stock up on tonic and seltzer water for any length of time. I have two 6 packs in my beer fridge and they are all trash by now.
Anything off brand for a Dremel multi tool is a hard pass for me. I bought a Hyper Tough (Walmart) branded multi took kit for like 12 dollars and it’s total junk. Buy Dremel or nothing at all.
Anything off brand for a Dremel multi tool is a hard pass for me. I bought a Hyper Tough (Walmart) branded multi…
“Consider the equipment and materials you’ll need”
“Trump was absolutely freaked out by the whole thing”
Finally! A realistic “What Car Should You Buy” column. I’m all for the funky recommendations, but some of the car requirements in the past ones have just been absurd. “I need a 75k, manual wagon that can carry 7 people, 3 dogs, and a casket”. This one is at least attainable for most people.
Oh no, these are the kinds of channels I spend hours watching. Lately I’ve been addicted to TysyTube.
The number statistics are literally ON the Customs and Border Patrol website.
There was one for the old TJ that literally folded back just like the roof.
I can’t find this stuff anywhere. I’ve searched and it’s like it doesn’t exist around here.
“$35,040 List to ~$62,000"
Yeah mine had half doors too. It was a complete rust bucket, but the doors went on and off just fine. I bet the full size would be much tougher though.
Oh nice! I thought it was still undergoing flight testing.
Definitely, it is a little surprising. I guess it’s just because there really hasn’t been a demand for a tiltrotor cargo lifter. The V-22 can carry up to 10k per cargo hook apparently (externally), but that really isn’t much.
People forget that the Osprey was the worlds first production tiltrotor aircraft (as in, the first tiltrotor to go beyond the experimental stage). To add to that, it’s still the ONLY one.
The crew we were with did caution us to “behave”. Apparently some guy tried the cooler trick and got so drunk within an hour that they booted him off at the next stop. IIRC he was taking the train from NYC to Chicago and they dumped him in Albany, or somewhere in-between NYC and Albany. I guess his wife knew nothing…
I dunno, I guess that varies by crew then. Our crew during the trip I was on actively encouraged it. In fact they told us the station to get off at to get the best deal.
“Yes, you can order beer and wine, which you may need, but it’s not going to make the food any better; it’ll just help you care a little less.”