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JERUSALEM — "People are suffocating because of the smoke. All shout for help. Many, almost everyone, call upon God, 'God show your power, have mercy on us.' God is silent as a sphinx and does not reply."
These were the final words from a makeshift diary scribbled on both sides of five pages of graph paper by an unidentified young woman hiding in a bunker as the Nazis closed in on what remained of the Warsaw Ghetto.
The diary runs from April 23, 1943, and ends 17 days later on May 10. It is the first real glimpse into the daily lives of about 40,000 Jews hiding in bunkers as the ghetto burnt above them and the Jewish underground fought the Germans, scholars said as it was shown to Bloomberg by Yad Vashem staff. Sunday's Holocaust Memorial Day commemorated the 70th anniversary of the Warsaw uprising.
"We hear so much about the Warsaw Ghetto uprising from the fighters' point of view," said Havi Dreyfus, a senior lecturer at Tel Aviv University and the head of Yad Vashem's center of research into the Holocaust in Poland. "Here we have a Jewish youngster telling us important information, the experience that was common to tens of thousands of Jews."
The writing of the young woman reminds the reader of a much more famous diarist — Anne Frank, whose book "The Diary of a Young Girl," first published in Dutch in 1947, details her life hiding in a secret annex for more than two years to escape the Nazis.
"It's interesting when you juxtapose the two teenaged women with radically different Holocaust experiences," said David Silberklang, senior historian at Yad Vashem's International Institute for Holocaust Research. "Their stories end the same way, in death."
Frank was in hiding with her family for two years in relatively quiet conditions that allowed her to think about boys and her appearance "in the midst of terror," he said. The Warsaw teenager, on the other hand, wrote with "death staring her in the face, amid stench and smoke and suffocation."


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Making snow shoes (final pictures added)
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Making snow shoes (final pictures added)
I know some of you are wondering how to make a set of snow shoes. It helps if you have an ELMER 2 or a Hossfeld bender, but a drillpress, a jig, and a torch will also get the job done. The first step for me is cutting the steel to the perfect length, 12 inches.
next is to sand off those sharp edges left from the saw
ELMER 2 has a small jig installed to slide in a cut piece, then slide the pattern
piece over the top and clamp, then use a transfer punch to stamp the hole locations for the drillpress.
the next step is at the drillpress. The holes get drilled and corners deburred.
Once the holes are finished, it's off to the ELMER 2 for some bending on the turntable.
A holding jig had to be made to pull the flatstock around the center post. Notice the old wheel weight bolts
and once the turntable reaches the mark, the first bend is finished
here's three just for comparison.
The next step involves the Hossfeld bender and an old cub brake drum(did I mention I don't throw anything out )
More tomorrow after I refasten the Hossfeld to the floor, I'll post the final pics. It's been in storage for a year.
Thanks for viewing,
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Thanks for these "how to" posts that you've posted lately, showing your manufacturing process. I have enjoyed them. It's fun to see how others do their fabrication. You are certainly a fine, innovative craftsman.
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Funny.... I was expecting wood and rawhide....
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Thats what I thought Larry. I thought "thems gonna be heavy to lug around"
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Here's the final pics of the procedure. I use a 1/2" new rivet to slide into the 3rd hole
that locks onto the Hossfeld angle block. This allows me to pull the material around and the shoe will not move.
This assures each shoe comes out the same.
The next pictures shows white lithium sprayed onto the shoe that helps the block slide across the shoe. It's more to help me than help the bender. It takes a pretty good pull to bend that 3/8" flatstock.
A stop clamp is placed on the Hossfeld degree wheel that assures each shoe has the same curve.
you can see they come out pretty close.
I heat my shop with an old Franklin wood stove, so there's always hot coals available. I attach a coat hanger and set the shoes onto the red hot coals for about 15-20 minutes
then quickly dunk them in cold water.
Soon as they cool, I hang them on a rod to dry, with the help of the heat reclaimer. It's blowing out 250 degree heat, so they dry quickly.
Spray some Valspar primer on then, install the bolts, and they're ready to ship.
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Rick, Are you heating and quenching to clean off the scale prior to priming or to alter the steel?
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I think I can answer that one. The shoes I had made here were not heat treated and they wore out in one season. He is case hardening the shoes so they will last.
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Thanks for showing us how you make em. Really enjoyable thread.
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Rick you make it look so simple and easy.
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Just guessing but I think it is heat treating a bit
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That's the answer. Rick had me add the phrase "The bottom surface is hardened for longer life of your shoe" to his website when he first started out a couple years ago.
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Excellent, Rick!
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Nicely done Rick I assume the Hossfeld bender requires your physical input, rather than hydraulics, to complete the bend
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Great show, better books. Can't wait til later this season to see when twitter absolutely explodes.
Tried reading the books...read like a bad history book and I'm a history major so it should have been my cup of tea.On season 2 because I won't pay for HBO (cheap I am). I'm really waiting to see some sort of pay off on the tertiary conflicts right now with the walkers and the mother of dragons. The first 2 seasons those plot lines have had a lot of screen time but are so far 100% irrelevant to the main story,
Martin always wrote his books like he was writing for TV, so I can't expect his writing to change all that much. The only thing that might change is that he'll put out the books faster because I'm sure his publisher will give him huge bonuses to capitalize on the popularity of the series.
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There ain't gonna be no fix'n PERS, not as long as the 800 pound vampire in the room is itself calling all the shots. The insatiable beast won't stop sucking the life-blood out of Oregon until it has collapsed every source possible.
Obviously, it should be apparent to anyone but a blinking idiot that products containing manipulated Nicotine, so as to further enhance a tobacco products addictive qualities, is, every bit as harmful as 'crack' or powder cocaine to the human body, if not, more so.
What! Oregon is in financial trouble and the speaker is injecting personal reasons to explain her stand! And this attitude from one who promised 'transparency and collaboration' if elected.
As predicted, the Oregon Demos are frightened by the prospect of losing union election support if they approve any bill that actually resembles any PERS reform. That certainly wasn't the tune back in early November, was it?
Oregon needs legislators that are not manipulated by public unions (or support union-written bills). Left to their own agenda, the unions will consume Oregon's budget until there is no more.
It's that selfish attitude that got us to this point, and the same attitude that will bankrupt the state.
To the unions -- how will you purchase those 'golden parachutes' (PERS) when the account is empty -- steal from one another?
"fix PERS" in great measure by delaying $350 million in"
It reminds me of a Federal law in 1954 I believe that allow some companies to pay taxes owned without penalty over a 30 year period. Thus why someone companies pay it off over a 30 year period, the government (lack of funds) borrows money at 7% interest to cover the lost during that period. By the time it is actually paid.. We might even be losing money as a Nation from the deal. not cool..
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In Hindsight....Should the Bucs have stayed at #5 and drafted Morris Claiborne ?
What is your point? I was wrong? Ok. You win. I was wrong.
Obviously yes. Claiborne has been outstanding here in Dallas and Barron looks like he's a guy who, like people thought, is a good run supporter with issues in coverage, Winning the run game has helped us beat teams like KC and MIN so I guess if you want to beat bad teams we made the right move.
FRG is the most logical poster on this board. You guys just don\'t like where the logical conclusions take you.
Wait until they see Brady shred Talib in practice...they may think twice about what they gave up for him....the guy hasn't played well in quite some time and has never really impressed me at all. He was never consistent at anything except being a menace to society.
If we stay put at 5, We don't get that 4th round pick that we trade to Denver to move up for Doug Martin. Is Claiborne worth Barron + Martin?
Quote from: Bucs N Beers on November 02, 2012, 07:59:45 AMIf we stay put at 5, We don't get that 4th round pick that we trade to Denver to move up for Doug Martin. Is Claiborne worth Barron + Martin? Draft Alfred Morris in the 5th round. He's a better back than Martin anyway.


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I checked several online sources for the part number that Rick provided. If you've got a CaseIH dealer nearby, you could check with them to be sure. If you don't have a nearby dealer, call Ken Updike at Carter & Gruenewald, 608.455.2411.
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I'd have to go back and look closely at all the parts manuals to compare the numbers, and try to follow the changes.
I believe your carb is all original and was made to use different seals & retainers. I "Think" that the early parts listing shows 2 different numbers for the retainers & seals. I thing IH changed and started using the same seal and retainer later on in production.
I'd have to do a little more research, I've been living on about 3 hrs of sleep this week. You'll see a post in the "Way Off Topic" soon explaining my brain farts lately?
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I got a lump myself after I read your post this AM. .....and that you would take the time to research MY problems I wish your family the best.
Chris, if you still have the carb apart, would be willing to give me a few more measurements? Could you measure the "depth" of the hole for the retainer insert, as well as the diameter of the choke shaft of your carb?
The diameter of the retainer hole is roughly 3/8" right?
I'm guessing you'll go the route and have it "milled" to accept the newer size retainers, but I'm thinking of a fix anyway, never know when this might happen for someone else?
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I called the local IH dealers around me for the 251306R1 and all they said was NLA(no longer available). I decided I better make a trip to the machinist store to see what the options were for a quick fix. I couldn't believe it, they had a 7/16" counterbore with interchangable tips to buy. The choke shaft measures 1/4" on my carbs, so I bought the 1/4" insert that slides in and tightens with a tiny set screw. The only thing to watch for will be the depth of cut, but that should be simple enough and precise isn't that critical. The choke butterfly keeps the shaft at the correct back/forth location. Here's what the tool looks like.
I can loan it to you Chris. All you'll need is a 3/8 drill. I figured I better get this bit and put it in my carb tool box, cause if there's one, there'll be more show up, now that we know about it.
How many flutes does that CB have. I would use a four flute at least , with a hand drill , and take it easy. Will break out the side wall , quick ,fast, and in a hurry.
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Phil, they only offered them in 3 flute, but they say they're end cutting action only, so there shouldn't be any outward forces from side cutting. I'll experiment to check their statement.
Thanks Phil,
Well I called Ken Updike today and he has no showing for my undersized cage and he said to give TM a try. Might be he has something "stashed away" as he has been in the business for years. I believe they are not in shop till the 2nd so that looks like my last resort before the CHIPS fly! Rick, I was thinking that you just might enjoy the projects that keep "popping up"......It gives you an excuse to buy more tools!
I was thinking of the grabbing of the flutes and breaking out , more than the outward cutting. If you are careful ( I know you are more than capable) it should work well. As you know it it can happen it will.
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My FIL has a family friend who still owns a Case/Ih dealership (getting ready to sell out though) and I called him last night.
Gene is about 74, so he's been around for awhile. He couldn't recall a difference in carb parts, but as he said: "Didn't have a whole lot go wrong with them Cubs" but he couldn't recall anything about 2 sizes of retainers & dust seals.
I gave him all the part numbers, and he is going to call me today at work to discuss it further. He does have some NOS stuff still laying around, but he couldn't recall any Cub carb items. As Rick said, that part number is listed NLA with the 3 other dealerships I called.
Back to the 'Fix" on this carb. I've noticed that some of the "Newer" carb kits for some of the MS carbs are now using a "Rubber" insert for the dust seal. That was the direction I was going/thinking in regards to a fix?
Since this is for the "Choke" shaft, having that area "sealed" off 100% isn't a real performance factor? If it was the "Throttle Shaft" area, then I'd be worried, as that are would effect the pressure and performance of the carb system.
I was thinking aloing the lines of experimenting with some rubber O-Rings/washers/brass stock to see what I could come up with.
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Mike Duncan
Now that's a thought that would keep the carb original I'm sure some brass could be turned in my small "Unimat" lathe that would tap in flush and still have a little step in the inside for some felt or a nice "O" ring. Good thinking Mike.
Chris, the balls in your court
Wow Can't believe my might actually have merit
That's why I asked Chris for the dimensions of the shaft size, as well as the depth of the hold. I guess I can go back tonight and check the parts list, compare the part numbers for the carbs, and try to figure out if they are the same or different.
The "rubber" ones I've seen for the MS carbs, are sort of "cone-shaped" which got me thinking last night about using the little rubber washer/seals that are used on some plumbing fixtures for the valve seats?
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OK Boys!
I checked some measurements on my "only child" bottom and they are as follows. Mind you there are no micrometers, etc. around here as of yet so did the best I could. Also high tech measuring instruments I did use were Butt End of.
Retainer depth- Same as new replacement throttle seal. I put old choke cage and new replacement cage side by side.
Cage dia.- Slipped 3/8 HS drill bit into cage seat. Perfect fit. 3/8 then?
Choke shaft dia.- slipped choke shaft into...then 3/16 HS drillbit into. Same size..3/16 then?
You might be onto something here Mike. Really would hate to mill if I wouldn't need to.
I agree, I'm not a master using a mill machine, just self-taught. No where near the abilities of Rick, Phil & George and some others on the Forum.
If you saw Phil's comments, I'd be afraid of the walls of the housing blowing out too, but those guys are masters, if anyone can do it, they can.
Now that I have some idea's on the measurements of your carb, I'm also going to look at some other carbs I have laying around. I have some MS carbs for various tractors (Ford, Ferg, etc) and just look and see if those might have the same dimensions? I'm really leaning towards them being closer in size to a carb designed for a smaller engine like a B&S though?
What's really odd is that no one has ever ran across this in the past as I can't find anyone mentioning it in the archives of the Forum, OR maybe some folks don't go as indepth with rebuilding the carbs, and don't take the time to replace those items as the "Cheap" kits don't include those parts?
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It might be interesting if others with early 47's (have seen several talked about) might give their carbs a visual looksee to see if they might have the same setup. I think they might be able to see any difference without removing their carbs. This will benefit them as well when it comes time for a rebuild. Also if they can read their carb number on top casting might help.
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