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Install question
A week ago Hughes did an install changing me over from DishNet. The modem and the antenna system were change over but the three year old in-ground cabling was not replaced. Should it have been? What are the chances that i will see system problems due to the cabling.
You mean you don't just "twist'em down" until the lock washer is flat ?
That method really raises havoc with the aim however.
Get the thing peaked real nice and the lose it when doing the "final tighten" :)
- I am sure Alan's guys are good about this, but he also seems to run a tight ship :)
Maybe they are intuitive and can sense the amount needed with their feelers??
Amanda Hi Amanda ! we thought you guys were all gone and off drinking green Beer
- Hey Gwalk,
No, but I am pinching everyone who is not wearing green. Beware! - If I could sense how tight bolts are when I am rebuilding an engine, I would be in heaven, and very rich. No more buying torque wrenches and angel gauges when they fail. Of course we are talking of two entirely different amounts of pressure.
- If I could sense how tight bolts are when I am rebuilding an engine, I would be in heaven, and very rich. No more buying torque wrenches and angel gauges when they fail. Of course we are talking of two entirely different amounts of pressure.
I seem to remember when working in the dyno buildup room at Sealed Power that GM would get a little PO'd if you didn't use a torque wrench on their experimental engines.
(it was a real shame to have to take a sledge hammer to those new beauties at the end of an experimental run)
- Gwalk900 you worked at SP???? I tend to always buy SP bearings for my rebuild projects, always had decent results from them.
- Amanda, maybe this guy?
yup, the main plant in Muskegon MI for 36 years until I retired the first in '05
Rings, cylinder liners and pistons.
