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 B-Line*BA-4-WN*T-Bar Fastener Wing Nut*100 PCS.  US $20.00
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 NOS MR GASKET TRI BAR WING NUT works with any stock or aftermarket air cleaner US $6.95
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Mr. Gasket 1990G Fan Shroud Bolt Kit List Price: $4.95 Sale Price: $4.95  |
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Fan Shroud Bolt Kit; For Use w/Bolt-On Style Fan Shrouds; Incl. Nylon Hardware/Washers/Wing Nuts; |
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Adjustable 72" Steel Bar Clamp 4972 wing nut handle available just add 3% to above cost* |
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WE DO NOT STOCK THIS ITEM. IT WILL BE DROPPED SHIPPED DIRECTLY FROM THE MANUFACTURER. 9" Clamping reach 1-1/2" x 3/8" round-edge, high-carbon steel bar 13/16" cold-drawn steel screws with smoothly cut Acme threads malleable and/or ductile iron castings with orange baked enamel finish exclusive Jorgensen 1-1/4" diameter swivel with steel internal tooth washers for positive "stay-on" power steel sliding-pin handle. |
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Adjustable 24" Aluminum Bar Clamp (with wing nut handle 3524-W)* |
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WE DO NOT STOCK THIS ITEM. IT WILL BE DROPPED SHIPPED DIRECTLY FROM THE MANUFACTURER. Extruded aluminum 1-5/16" X 13/16" Bars with U-shaped channel, anodized finish and notched on 1" centers 1/2" cold-drawn steel screws with smoothly cut Acme threads, hardened steel thrust bearing malleable and/or ductile iron castings with orange baked-enamel finish tail-stop with trigger-spring steel sliding-pin handle. |
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Wings of Nature Apple Cinnamon Bars, 1.4-Ounce (Pack of 24) List Price: $43.20 |
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The rich flavor of Apple Cinnamon comes from the mixture of organic nuts, seeds & dried fruits blended with organic Agave syrup and organic brown rice syrup sweeteners. TAKE A HEALTHY BITE... Savor the crunch of our delicious new organic Fruit & Nut and Coffee bars. New Wings of NatureTM Organic Fruit & Nut and Coffee Bars are manufactured using a "cold process"; never baked or cooked...allowing them to maintain their delicious, natural flavor and texture, Cold Processing also preserves all the nutritional properties of the fruits, nuts and grains inside each bar. |
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PBL Backdrop Background Support Stand System Photography Studio Video 10'x12' Heavy Duty Background Stands with Metal Locking Collars, Not Plastic, Spring Loaded Newly Patented 12' Cross Bar Steve Kaeser Photographic Lighting & Accessories List Price: $159.95 Sale Price: $59.99 |
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Many photographers has asked to make a background support system with heavy duty 10' stands all metal locking collars, it seems the plastic ones break under heavy use and a 12' telescopic cross bar. We came up with this new background support system that has a maximum height of 10' and comes with a newly patented 12' telescopic crossbar. Made of black non-glare metal tube construction for extra heavy duty use. Holds canvas, muslin or paper. Non-slip rubber tips on legs to prevent movement. Solid locking/unlocking system to raise center poles. Solid oversized leg bracing. No rivets, we use only bolts to hold legs together. This system is heavy duty and will give you years of use. The stands on this system are all heavy duty and lock in place with metal locking collars (not plastic) to ensure greatest control, that will give you years of use. The crossbar on this system is the latest in crossbar technology, no extra external peices required to lock this on the stands, just snap the two peice telescopic cross bar together and extend it out from 6' to 12'. The endcap knobs on this crossbar lock the crossbar to the support stands. This is newly patented system. No more wing nuts to lose. This background support system will give you years of service. |
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Vu-Pro VP-901 Backdrop Stand, Background Stand, Backdrop Support for Photo Backdrops. Sale Price: $72.99 |
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This Vu-Pro background system can hold backgrounds up to 9 feet wide and extends to 9 feet high! Remember, all background systems look good, until you use them. This background system is rock solid and very stable. Vu-Pro uses a larger diameter tubing to increase the strength of their background stands, plus they use a double-bar bracing design on the legs of the stands to increased the support of the three legs and offer a widener footprint. This background system is designed to easily support over 50 lbs of weight! VP-901 Professional Background System Here are the unique features of these Vu-ProTM professional background stands: *Professional Lightweight Frame with Black Anodized finish to eliminate unwanted reflections in the subject *Deluxe carry case included *Oversized tubing for superior rigidity strength *Wing nuts atop the uprights secure the cross bar and make the entire system more solid *Metal (not plastic) lockovers on the upright stand sections *All three legs are double-bar braced for extra support and stability *Assembled with bolts-not cheaper rivets *Comes with 1 cross bar that expands up to 9' feet wide *Extra-Wide foot print for maximum stability *Tipped feet, for a clean, no-slip movement *Extend to a height of 9 feet tall *Folds down to only 38 inches tall *Complete background system weighs less than 15 pounds *Load rating of 50 pounds Model # VP-901 *1 year manufacture warranty |
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Manfrotto 174 3/8-Inch Stud with Wing Nut for Super Clamp - Replaces 2890 List Price: $7.00 Sale Price: $7.00 |
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Manfrotto Bogen 3/8in Stud With Wingnut For Super Clamp 174 |
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Contour Roll Bar Camera Mount List Price: $49.95 |
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The Contour Roll Bar Mount is a great way to record your off road adventures. Made out of marine grade aluminum it attaches to round bars that are two to three inches in diameter, and a double socket arm and ball design gives you nearly infinite rotation to change the angle of view. . Warranty: 180 Days, Special Features: Marine Grade Aluminum, Race: Yes, Category: Helmet Cams, Product ID: 244504 |
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Gorilla Automotive 63515 3 Bar Swept Wing Chrome Stud Mount Spinner with Tower - Pack of 4 Sale Price: $40.08 |
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SPNR 3BAR SW CH 3.195''PK4 |
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Mota Performance A10145 Air Cleaner Mini Tri-Bar Wing Nut Sale Price: $4.39 |
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The Jeep Dana 30 axle will hold up under most conditions, but when you start adding larger tires and lockers as well as driving in more rugged terrain, there is always a chance something might break. Having the right tools and spare parts on board can save the day. A broken axle shaft or U-joint can be changed on the trail in about 20 minutes providing you are properly prepared.
Things you will need include; a jack, a spare shaft, a 13mm twelve point socket or wrench, a 36MM socket and something to turn it. You will also need the appropriate tools to remove your wheel and brake caliper. These vary from year to year and depending on your accessories. A hammer and a spare set of hub bolts will be helpful as well.
If your wheels have open centers, begin by removing the cotter key and the center nut on the axle shaft. This nut is very tight when tightened to specs. You will need either an impact wrench if you have on-board air or a long handled pull bar on the socket. If you have a closed center wheel, you will have to remove the wheel and have someone hold the brake while you loosen the nut.
Support the vehicle and remove the wheel. Remove the brake caliper and support it on the control arm. Try not to let it hang by the hose. Next, remove the brake rotor.
Using a 13mm 12 point socket, remove the three bolts that hold the bearing to the knuckle. The bearing will likely be stuck in the knuckle. My favorite way of removing it is to screw in some disposable bolts that have the same thread and hammer on the bolt heads. Once you hit the bolt head with a hammer, you will not be able to put a wrench on them in the future. I carry a set of bolts for this purpose in my axle repair kit.
If you don't have spare bolts, you can still tap the bearing out using a hammer and pry bar. Try not to hit on the wheel mounting flange however as this can damage the bearing.
Slip the bearing out and then remove the broken shaft. If part of the shaft remains in the axle housing, use a magnet to remove it. If you can not pull it out with a magnet, you can also remove both shafts and push it out with a stick or long metal rod.
If you have jacked up the side you are working on high enough, you will not spill any axle grease. Even with it level, there should only be a small loss.
Slip in the spare shaft and check for any other damage. Put the bearing back in place and secure the three bolts. Place the rotor back on the hub and secure the brake caliper. Mount the wheel then tighten the center axle nut. Replace the retainer clip and cotter key.
Pump the brake pedal a couple of times to remove any slop that may have been introduced by removing the caliper before attempting to move the Jeep. Now get back to wheeling!
Mike Strawbridge is a Performance Improvement Coach who loves helping people achieve what they truly want in life and business.
To learn more about how to save money on Jeep Repairs or Modifications see ==> http://mikestrawbridge.com/blog
How To Make a Camcorder Stabilizer
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How To Make a Camcorder Stabilizer
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You Will Need
- PVC pipe 1 1/2 to 2 1/2" in diameter
- 6 6-inch pieces
- 2 3-inch pieces
- 4 2 1/2-inch pieces
- And 3 1 1/2-inch pieces
- 10 45-degree elbow connectors
- 2 PVC T-connectors
- A four-way cross connector
- A can of PVC cement
- A PVC end cap
- A drill with a 1/4-inch bit
- A 1/4-inch carriage bolt, about 4" long
- A 1/4-inch nut
- A 1/4-inch wing nut
- A 1/4-inch fender washer
- A camcorder
- Black spray paint
- Grip tape
Step 1: Begin building bottom
Attach two 45-degree elbow connectors to either end of a 6-inch PVC pipe. This will be the bottom of your camcorder stabilizer.
Step 2: Attach T-connector
Add a piece of 2½-inch PVC pipe to each connector’s open end and then attach a T-connector to both.
Step 3: Connect PVC to cross
Separately, affix the two 3-inch pieces of PVC to opposite ends of the four-way cross connector. Attach an elbow to the open end of each 3-inch piece. This assembly will serve as your camera’s base.
Step 4: Link Ts to elbows
Attach the two assemblies you’ve built so far by attaching the elbows to two 1½-inch PVC pieces, and those pieces to the inward-facing holes in the T-connectors.
Step 5: Add remaining PVC pipe pieces
Add the remaining two 2½-inch PVC pipe pieces to the open holes on each T-connector, and attach elbow connectors to the pipes.
Step 6: Connect side pipes
Attach a pair of 6-inch PVC pipes to the open ends of the elbow connectors. Attach elbow connectors to their open ends.
Step 7: Build top
Now build the top of the stabilizer. Attach a pair of elbow connectors to either end of a 6-inch PVC pipe. Then, attach the two remaining unused 6-inch pieces to the other ends of the elbow connectors.
Step 8: Attach top piece
Connect the elbow connectors on the top pieces of your stabilizer to both 6-inch side pieces, forming an octagon and completing your basic frame.
Step 9: Seal with cement
Seal all the connections on your stabilizer by brushing on PVC cement, and let dry.
Spray-paint your stabilizer black to make it look sleeker.
Step 10: Drill hole in end cap
Create the camera mount. To begin, drill a hole the size of the bolt through the center of a PVC end cap.
Step 11: Thread bolt in cap
Thread the carriage bolt through the underside of the cap so it pokes through the top of the cap. Screw the nut down the bolt until it meets the cap, holding the bolt in place.
Step 12: Connect PVC to cap
Attach the underside of the cap to the remaining 1½-inch piece of PVC and cement them together. Let them dry.
Step 13: Attach wing nut and washer
Screw the wing nut onto the top of the bolt and add the washer.
Step 14: Screw in camcorder
Screw the bolt into the camcorder’s bottom tripod hole and tighten the wing nut.
For easier handling, apply grip tape to the two side bars of your stabilizer.
Step 15: Attach camera mount to rig
Once your camera is secured to the bolt, attach the assembled mount to the top of the cross connector in the center of your rig and cement the connecting PVC. You’re ready to start recording, one steady shot at a time!
The first movie to use a handheld stabilized camera rig – or Steadicam – was the 1976 David Carradine film Bound for Glory.
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Looking for healthy granola recipe with NO NUTS!?
I am allergic to all kinds of nuts - peanuts, tree nuts, wing nuts - you name it. I've been drying fruit lately and thinking I could make some granola bars myself that are better tasting, cheaper, nut-free and better for us than store bought. So, who has a good recipe?
Go nuts - dried fruit, oats, various seeds - whatever you think would be good, (relatively) healthy, cheap, and could possibly be made into bar form. And, of course, with NO NUTS in it. Thanks in advance.
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3 cups rolled oats
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup wheat germ
1/2 cup margarine
1/2 cup honey or corn syrup
1/2 cup chocolate chips or raisins
In a large bowl, combine oats, sugar and wheat germ. Cut in margarine until mixture is crumbly. Stir in honey/cornsyrup. Mix well until combined. Stir in chocolate chips/raisins. Press into greased 9" square pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 20-25 minutes. Let cool for 10 minutes. Cut into bars.
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4 cups oats
1 cup pitted dates, chopped
½ cup candied ginger, finely minced
½ cup brown sugar
½ tsp. salt
¼ tsp. cinnamon
¼ cup canola oil
¼ cup honey
2 Tbsp. sugar
2 tsp. vanilla
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Combine the oats, dates, ginger, brown sugar, salt and cinnamon in a large mixing bowl and stir to combine. In another mixing bowl, whisk together the oil, honey, sugar and vanilla. Add to the dry mix and stir until well blended. On a greased baking sheet spread the granola mixture evenly. Bake for 25 minutes, stirring a few times to ensure even baking. Let cool in the pan. Store in an airtight container for up to 2 weeks.
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