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Last long time, order bigger size
from Austin, TX
on 9/14/2012
This suit is great, it could just a little more package space though. As far as overall size, I'm a 31 and the 34 fits me well. I love how it doesn't wear out, measuring the life in years.
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A good buy
from Portland, OR
on 7/7/2012
Other reviews suggested buying one size larger than your measured size. Thank goodness I listened! In no way would a 34 (my regular size) fit but the 36 fits like it was tailored for me. Snug on my thighs, this suit flows well in the water with no drag. Too bad it does't make my swim faster.
Better than nylon
Swim Outlet Shopper
from Ohio
on 6/25/2012
Lasts about 3 years before dye comes out. Not bad compared to other suits I have had.
Can't wear it out.
James H.
from Ingleside, TX
on 3/27/2012
This is my second suit and I swim almost every day for a half hour of laps in a outdoor pool. The first suit is black and have had it for over a year and used it just about exclusively and it still looks like brand new. Never had a swim suit wear this well, this is my first polyester suit and am convinced they are the best. Not as stretchy as the lycra suits so you may want to order a size bigger than normal for more comfort.
Don't get any better.
Ron B.
from Wadsworth, OH
on 3/15/2012
If you haven't tried the Dolphin swimwear here is a good place to start. When I received this square leg design swimsuit in the mail I couldn't wait to go swim in them. They fit great and are comfortable and make you look like the professional you want to be. The material is superlative and I like the logo location on the outside top left hip. It's fun to swim when you look good in your swimsuit. I recommend SwimOutlet.com for a no hassle online buying experience too from time of ordering to receipt of product in the mail. Great all around buying experience!
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from Queen Creek, AZ
on 2/16/2012
These have a brief liner inside that makes the suit look really weird. While wearing the suit you can see the brief outline through the suit and it doesn't look good at all. Sorry Dolfin, I like many of your other products but not these. Dolfin, it would be great if you used the cut of your uglies baggies with a more conservative print. Just a suggestion.
no great shakes
from MO
on 2/12/2012
They fit great the first time but they seem to be getting baggier each time he wears them.
Yes, order 1 size larger
Jolly Roger
from Honolulu
on 1/31/2012
I bought 5 trunks - 2 of these; 2 of the TYR Square Legs, & 1 Sporti Piped Splice Square Leg. Haven't tested this one yet, but I did try them all on. Based on other Comments/Review, I ordered one size larger (34) instead of my normal 32, & they fit perfectly. I will update my review once I try this one out consistently.
Durable and comfortable
Steven B.
from Provo, UT
on 1/16/2012
I got this for lap swimming one year ago, and haven't had any issues with it. I rinse it out afterwards and hang it to dry--that's about it. I took the advice of other reviewers and got one size larger (34 instead of 32) and it fits just right for me.
Can't wear one out
from Denver
on 1/6/2012
This is the third or forth of these that I've purchased in 6 yrs or so. I like the comfort and streamlined function combined with the appearance of a bit more modesty than has a smaller racer suit. These last forever (or until I lose them). After maybe 6 mos of daily use the liner will rot out but you can't even tell whether the liner is there or not on the basis of look and feel. They barely even fade. Much better fabric than that "new" lycra.
Works just fine
frank m.
from New Hyde park, NY
on 1/1/2012
This is my sixth Dolfin swimsuit, The lining discolors after a couple ofmonths from the chlorine, but the suite is fine. i love it!!
Best suit yet for me.
from Dayton, Ohio
on 12/4/2011
Stays in place, does not bag or loosen when wet, dry time is short, seems to be wearing well.
Good buy
from Los Alamos, NM
on 10/6/2011
No fading and hold shape after several years of heavy use. Liner does wear out after a few years of use, but they are using a new material for the liner so maybe that will last longer.
Best suit we have purchased
Gregg M
from Essex, CT
on 10/3/2011
My Grand children like this suit as it firs ans has a sopporter inside so no bits get to be seen , .. We live on a boat in the summer so its speedos for them but when in puplic they prefer to have the boxer loolj
they fit
John B.
from Everett, WA
on 9/3/2011
Haven't been in the water yet. I wear them under my NRS neoprene rodeo pants. Great for rash prevention.
Awesome service and fit
from Texas
on 8/19/2011
The original package was lost in transit so after calling customer service I was pleasantly surprised at how helpful they were. A few minutes later and they apologized for the inconvenience and overnight shipped a new pair. Feels great in the water and dries extremely well, definitely recommended.
Dennis R.
from San Antonio, TX
on 8/2/2011
Perfect for daily swimming, very durable with low drag.
Fits Great; Looks Good
from Overland Park, KS
on 8/1/2011
This is the second suit of this type I've purchased (lost the first one!).The fit is right on. I wear it to swim laps and it is also a great looking suit for pool parties, etc. I can't stand these "baggies pairs of pants" so many guys wear. This suit is an excellent substitute for baggies and form fitting briefs.
from Fairfax, VA
on 7/10/2011
My son uses these for swimming lessons and general muck around. We bought 30". Considering he's a 28-29" waist these are *really* tight. Looks like we need 2 sizes up.
Dolphin swimming trunks
from Tampa, FL
on 7/5/2011
Use Dolphin swimtrunks for swimming, athletics. Once you know to order two sizes larger than you are it fits perfectly. It fits nice and snug and I hope they will last. The trunks dry pretty quickly and are easy to rinse after swimming in a chlorinated pool.I cannot think of any drawbacks, perfect fit, perfect length and very comfortable.

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All this is great stuff. But what about the kit's ability to handle all the cool stuff we like in a modified car. We tested this by laying out requirements for installing the kit in a '57 car to be equipped with A/C, a Dakota Digital dash cluster, and RAINGEAR(r) under dash wiper system. Added to this was our desire for future addition of power windows, power seats, cruise control, and an electric fuel pump. We did not think this wish list was too much to ask. Filling this bill turned out to be an easy task as provisions for all these requirements are designed into the kit.
The first step in installation was to become familiar with the installation instructions. The "cook book" approach covers installation of the kit in four major groups: under dash, rear body, instrument cluster, and front light and engine wiring. Full schematics are included for the entire car as well as specific installation instructions for each of the four major groups. We removed the seats as this will save considerable time in wiring the body. Other than putting our bodies in those uncomfortable under dash positions, the installation went exactly as shown in the instructions. We now have a high-power electrical system that incorporates modern safety features and expandable power capability for the future.
Headlight switch connection is a plug-in for the included headlight switch.
The instrument cluster was removed in order to see how the harness components are routed. The original harness clips across the upper dash are used as well as clear space along the firewall.
Passenger side wiring continues using stock mounting clips across the upper dash area. Notice the wiring for the ignition switch and the steering column as it lays in the correct position from the firewall extension. Wire placement was designed to avoid interference with under dash cabling and mechanical components. Wiring for the engine compartment is coiled at the firewall. The stock engine harness hole was closed for a smooth firewall appearance. This is no problem as the kit includes more than enough wire to handle the custom routing required for this installation.
Rear body harness plugs into the under dash harness and is retained by body clips in the upper kick panel. Retention clips below the threshold plate are used for routing to the taillights.
Rear body retention clips are used to continue connection to the taillights. Correct original light sockets and tube and grommet assemblies are included in the kit. Even in custom applications, these are a necessity.
Completed rear body harness includes connections for license plate lights and a third brake light.


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DJ Drama's been feeding the streets for so long he might as well have invented the food truck. Mr. Dramatic returns today with the SykSense and The Mekanics co-produced Right Back, a catchy,... More
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Now that the Capitals' weeklong development camp is over and players have lugged their equipment bags back to their summer residences, we're taking a look back at the impressions left by a handful of Caps' prospects and what lies ahead for each.
Today's final installment: Defenseman Tyler Lewington
The list of late-round draft picks who made it big in the NHL is a long and talented one.
Brooks Laich was passed over 192 times before the Ottawa Senators took him in 2001.
Anson Carter was taken 220th overall by Quebec. Dustin Byfuglien 245th by Chicago.
Jaroslav Halak was taken 271st by Montreal; Matt Moulson 263rd by Pittsburgh; Pavol Demitra 227th by Ottawa; Vladimir Konstantinov 221st by Detroit; Joe Pavelski 205th by San Jose; Dominik Hasek 207th by Chicago.
Tyler Lewington is hoping to be one of those guys.
Passed over 203 times at the June 30 NHL draft in Newark, Lewington was following the draft online from his family's home in Sherwood Park, Alberta when the Caps selected him with their final selection of the seventh round.
"I felt confident I had a chance," Lewington said. "I talked to Washington at the [Scouting] Combine in Toronto and they showed interest, so I kind of had an idea."
Capitals director of amateur scouting Ross Mahoney describes Lewington, 18, as a "stay-at-home defenseman who competes. He skates well, works hard."
Mahoney said Lewington also impressed him with his strength testing at the Combine, where the 6-foot-1, 189-pound blue liner bench-pressed 150 pounds 16 times; completed 42 pushups [25 per minute]; and had his push strength measured at 340 pounds – all tops among draft prospects.
"I felt I showed I'm a hard-working guy in the gym," Lewington said. "It shows character. Obviously, they're looking at what you do on ice, but it shows all the work you put in off the ice as well."
Lewington was ranked 66th among North American skaters by Central Scouting and is coming off a solid season with the Medicine Hat Tigers of the Western League. In 69 games he recorded two goals, 24 assists, a team-high 131 penalty minutes and was a plus-14.
"I'm a tough, defensive defenseman, a good skater," he said. "I try to be hard to play against and make it hard for other teams."
Lewington, 18, couldn't show his fighting prowess at the Caps' development camp because coach Adam Oates instituted a no-fight rule before the players hit the ice. Besides, he said, it's tough to drop the gloves against guys that are dressing beside you in the locker room.
"You're dressing with these guys and you get to know them pretty good," he said. "If it came down to it I don't think I'd back down. There were a few dirty hits, but nobody felt it was the place to drop the mitts."
Lewington will return to Medicine Hat for a third season in September, where he expects to take on more of a leadership role in his quest to earn a pro contract with the Hershey Bears in the coming years.
"There's no time frame on it," he said. "Whenever the time's right. It's not a rush. It's a long process. Obviously I'm not even close [to the NHL]. There's a lot of stuff I need to work on. But when the time is right I'm sure it will happen."


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I commute about 25 miles including some gravel to the CS building at Purdue University. The main reason I started commuting on the bike was a loophole in the parking situation on campus. I can park my bike in the garage 10 feet from my building. The closest I can park a car is a mile walk. It is warmer for me to commute on the bike in the winter than it is to go out and warm up a freezing cold car, then drive it to an abandoned lot on campus and walk a mile in the freezing cold to my building. I can suit up in the warm, ride warm, and stroll in the doors without ever exposing skin to our single digit winters.
I am also a poor graduate student (who lucked into a 950 adventure but that is another story) so I can't really afford 'commuter' gear. So every morning I stroll into the building past the professors wearing my tech3s and clunk my way to my desk where I stuff all the gear underneath.
At first this was embarrassing but now it has made me a folk legend of sorts. I have had all sorts of other staff members I don't know ask if I am the guy with the crazy boots. It has also been a much needed ice breaker with some of the other students who come from countries where 2 wheels is the only wheels.
So... long story short, the ATGATT has actually been a big part of the commuting experience for me. Now I clunk through the hallways proudly and thoroughly enjoy when a professor takes time out of his single-minded research pursuits and notices something unusual going on. It is good fun.
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Winter!: Prepare for holiday gaming!
L.A. Noire is a fun game with not much action but more investigating crimes and interveiwing witnesses. I play this game often but if you are more of the action type person like me, you would get bored of the game sooner or later.
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iPod Dock Spy Cam
The C1597 - SleuthGear Zone Shield Night Vision Hidden Camera iPod Dock Add-On is a brilliant spy camera meant to be added on to a pre-existing SleuthGear Zone Shield system. Each system features a Quad receiver that supports up to 4 spy cameras and this is a hidden camera you won't want to live without. Why? Everyone has or has had an iPod and chances are you're currently an owner of an iPhone or iPad. Point being: iPod Docks are very normal fixtures in any room of any home. Listen to music while you cook? Like to sing along to your favorite music in the shower? This covert gadget fits ANYWHERE in your home.
Hidden camera home security is, in some respects, the best form of home security. It catches natural human action without alerting your subject of your surveillance and this CCTV gadget is so well designed- the idea of surveillance will never be explored by those being caught in the act. Plus, it truly puts you in more control of your life- especially as a complete SleuthGear Zone Shield system. Imagine an iPod dock in your kitchen, recording everything - AND- sending that video feed directly to your smart phone! That's what you get with this spy cam.
High Quality Camera
It's important to know that this is also a fully functional iPod dock. It plays music, has complete controls and has a built-in AM/FM radio. The camera is tactfully located inside of the speaker of the iPod dock (see photo). The camera shoots in color at 500 TV Lines (TVL), or 720x480 pixel resolution. That's a whole lot of performance and capability for an affordable price. And, with built-in Night Vision, you get crystal clear imaging both day and night from this spy cam! It will pick up movement from 20-30 feet away! A remote control is included to activate the spy camera and begin recording.
After the camera is activated, your video feed is sent to the Quad LCD Receiver. The Quad Receiver connects this well-crafted spy gadget to a DVR, monitor- or takes your monitoring on-the-go- with your computer, smart phone or tablet. The benefits of the C1597 - SleuthGear Zone Shield Night Vision Hidden Camera iPod Dock decisively outweigh any alternative. If it's time to take more control of your life, start with your home and start with this spy camera's brilliant design.
Please Note: You must have previously purchased a Zone Shield Quad Receiver or Quad LCD Receiver wireless system for this camera to work.
- Easy Remote view with no IP Set-up Required
- Connect and Record up to 4 cameras with Quad View
- Get 64 plus hours of recording time with 32Gb SD card
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Taken at a hard lick, as it too often is, Prokofiev's Fifth Symphony can be seen as a coarse wartime brute. Vladimir Jurowski, working with the superb Russian National Orchestra, knows better. He shapes with thoughtfulness and feeling; speeds are controlled... .A magnificent recording; and the neglected Ode to the End of the War makes a tasty extra.
BBC Music Magazine
Jurowski keeps a clear head and focuses bright sonorities without ever letting the Russian players harden their tone. In the Symphony his intensive approach to detail is always evident, especially in the fierce or sarcastic accents which cut across even the work's more smoothly epic moments. I've never heard the three snapping trumpets in the Scherzo or the nagging repeated notes in the finale more incisively handled.
BBC Music Magazine
His intensive approach to detail is always evident.
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Jurowski offers something fresh, exposing layer upon layer of orchestral colour, unravelling this cryptic symphony easefully but purposefully... ..The sound balances and stage depth effects here are very good, with woodblock and piano in sharp focus in the Symphony.
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Works DetailsProkofiev, Sergei : Symphony no 5 in B flat major, Op. 100
- Conductor: Vladimir Jurowski
- Ensemble: Russian National Orchestra
- Running Time: 42 min. 30 sec.
- Period Time: Post Romantic
- Form: Orchestral
- Written: 1944
- Studio/Live: Live
Prokofiev, Sergei : Ode to the End of the War, for winds, 8 harps, 4 pianos, brass, percussion & double basses, Op. 105
- Conductor: Vladimir Jurowski
- Ensemble: Russian National Orchestra
- Running Time: 14 min. 17 sec.
- Period Time: Post Romantic
- Written: 1945
- Studio/Live: Live


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If you're looking for cool DIY projects, you don't need to look any further. This Playful Pillowcase Skirt is a great lesson in how to make skirts. Before tossing out your old linen as rags, think about putting it to use in green crafts. There are no shortages in recycled crafts ideas, and this pillowcase skirt will make you wish you still had all of your old pillowcases. Expand your wardrobe without spending a dime by trying this tutorial.
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Cut off closed end of pillowcase.
Decide on skirt length. Add 1 ½". Turn case inside out. Measure, mark and cut off excess.
Fold cut side down ¼" and press.
Then fold again 1 ¼" and press.
Open the seam of one side of the waist band.
Sew waistband close to the edge, about ¼". Leave side seam opening for threading elastic.
Measure your waist and add 2:, then cut elastic to this measurement. Attach a safety pin to the end of elastic and thread through casing.
Adjust elastic to your comfort. Lay one end over the other. Sew back and forth to secure.
Slip stitch casing opening closed.
Sew ribbon over the stitch line near the pillow case opening.
Embellish bottom front of skirt as desired. If you are using a plain pillowcase you may want to embroider a design, create an applique design or sew on a cute patch. This uses ribbon and beads.
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The only knotTying: This is definitely going to get me in trouble! But I guarantee you that if you learn this knot you will be able to get very far in almost all kinds of flyfishing. Use this for your daily knotting and use loops for the rest (backing to fly line, fly line to leader), and you will be able to make it through many, many fishing days.
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Hoppers with Foam
Terrestrial: I'll warn you now; the hopper is my favorite pattern. It's big, I can see it, it's fun to cast and present it with a plop, I have fun tying them and the fish just adore the big, juicy, summer delight. It's perfect for my less-than-perfect casting habits. The pattern presented in this article is non-typical in my cache of fly patterns, however. This one uses a glued-on, pre-shaped foam body. Hence, the thesis of this article.
Pete's EZ Hopper
"...once they broke the surface film, the butts would tilt down and the head and shoulders would be the only part of the grasshopper above water. They neither rode high in the water, nor lay in a horizontal plane. My thought was to design a hopper that would duplicate that presentation." Read more about Peter Frailey's EZ Hopper.


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The project appears to be never ending! After I got back from my last ride, I noticed my low beams weren't working. So, I checked my high beams and they did. So, I got a new bulb and installed it. Just went for a ride a few minutes ago and when I got back, my low beam was burned out again. So, I put it on my high beam again and it worked. On a hunch, I blipped the throttle. The high beam went bright white very briefly and blew out. That's when I noticed that all of the indicator lights- the ones that I had a bitch of a time sourcing - were also burned out.
Well, fuck. That's a high cost - usage ratio. So in addition to replacing all the brand new bulbs I just replaced, I'm also looking at replacing the voltage regulator and/or the capacitor. The service manual indicates that the voltage regulator won't work without the capacitor working. I'm not sure how that's possible as I though that the capacitor worked to just filter out spikes in the voltage. Regardless, I'm going to check it.
I've done a bit of searching, but have only found threads asking how big of lights they can put on these bikes. Anyone know what the VAC and Amps the alternator puts out? I've got a spare regulator/rectifier that will regulate 100 volts AC and 100 amps down to 12 VDC - well it actually stops it at around 13.8-14.1VDC, but as long as the alternator output isn't too high, I should be able to use it. It's a modern solid state unit, I'm not sure if it's any better than what was available in '94 or not - but the original regulator is no longer available from KTM.
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The Dell hardware diagnostics are only a step up from nothing as regards quality of diagnosing issues.
I would recommend grabbing the actual Samsung utility for checking the hard drive, and Memtest86 the RAM.
BTW the utility for Samsung drives is made by Seagate for some reason, and can be found here: http://www.seagate.c...loads/seatools/
Posted 07 December 2012 - 11:53
C:\Tools\imagex /apply C:\dell\Image\Factory.wim 1 D:\
Stupid question, and I think I already know the answer...but have you tried F8 right after the BIOS screen to access the advanced options, and then went into the repair feature and told it to reload from the DataSafe local backup?
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That is because Hard Drives, RAM, Screen comes from Samsung
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For the year I had a 150 GB HDD from Samsung, 2 GB they worked nice. Never had problems.
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inVNT Managing Partner Kristina McCoobery recognized by New York SmartCEO Magazine as a Brava! Award Winner Over 300 CEOs and decision-makers joined SmartCEO in honoring female CEOs at the highly anticipated, high-energy award celebration Business Wire NEW YORK -- October 1, 2013 Kristina McCoobery, Managing Partner at inVNT, a global brand communications agency that creates and produces experiences for some of the world's largest companies and trade associations, has been recognized by New York SmartCEO as one of their 2013 Brava! Awards winners for her leadership in business and philanthropy efforts. inVNT Managing Partner Kristina McCoobery with Global Managing Partner Scott Cullather at the New Yo ... inVNT Managing Partner Kristina McCoobery with Global Managing Partner Scott Cullather at the New York SmartCEO Brava! Awards (Photo: Michael Nathaniel Meyer) New York SmartCEO recognized the area's top female CEOs at the 2013 Brava! Awards, which took place on Wednesday, September 25 at the Broad Street Ballroom. This year's winners collectively generated more than $20.5 billion in revenue and employed more than 254,000 people. Additionally, the 2013 Brava! winners were profiled in the August/September 2013 issue of New York SmartCEO magazine. SmartCEO received more than 200 nominations across the Mid-Atlantic for the award. A group of Greater New York business leaders formed the Brava! committee and chose the 30 winners. "I am honored to be included in such an inspiring group of female leaders who are making a tremendous impact in our community and the world through their commitment and dedication to their businesses and those causes that mean so much to them," says Kristina McCoobery, Managing Partner of inVNT. "It's exciting to see such a small group of women create such positive change in New York and around the world." The winners were celebrated in style at the New York Brava! Awards ceremony at the Broad Street Ballroom. An impressive audience of friends, colleagues and family came together to celebrate the winners' achievements. The event kicked off with a high-energy cocktail reception, which was followed by an engaging, video-packed awards ceremony. "I am constantly amazed by the passion and drive these leaders possess. These women are doing exceptional things not only for New York's business community but also for the communities in which we all work and live. Their impact is felt far and wide, and we're excited to see how much more they can do as the years pass," says Craig Burris, co-founder and president of SmartCEO. "We are honored to recognize such a group of women and their accomplishments." About the Brava! Awards SmartCEO's Brava! Awards program celebrates top female CEOs who combine their irrepressible entrepreneurial spirit with a passion for giving back to the community. Brava! award winners are exemplary leaders of their companies and in the community who encourage local philanthropy, mentor fellow CEOs and set their companies on the path to tremendous growth. Each year, an independent panel of business leaders selects 30 Brava! winners based on applications submitted. SmartCEO shares their inspiring stories in SmartCEO magazine and celebrates their success at an awards celebration. About inVNT inVNT is a global brand communications agency that collaborates with brands and organizations to create remarkable moments that stir emotions, challenge convention, mindsets, competitors and the market. Clients include PepsiCo, Merck, MetLife, General Motors, Subway and trade associations such as the Outdoor Advertising Association of America (OAAA) and the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM). With a global reach, inVNT works to launch products, build brand allegiance and relations, create demand and align organizations with target audiences. inVNT's offices are strategically located in New York, London, Washington, D.C., San Francisco and Detroit. For more information, visit www.invnt.com. Photos/Multimedia Gallery Available: http://www.businesswire.com/multimedia/home/20131001006865/en/ Multimedia Available:http://www.businesswire.com/cgi-bin/mmg.cgi?eid=50720364&lang=en Contact: inVNT Sally-Anne Andrew, Director of Marketing 202-293-3401 firstname.lastname@example.com
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I can't tell if you are joking or serious, but I'll try to explain. The ozone layer is a completely distinct problem from global warming. The presence of ozone is necessary because ozone blocks UV radiation. Ozone does act as a weak greenhouse gas, as you can see on the list of greenhouse gases here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenhouse_gas but it is one of the weakest. Note that if anything, this would mean you'd naively expect a lower temperature when there's more ozone (in fact the actual relation is more complicated). So the idea that the ozone hole would have caused warming is just deeply wrong.


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McCrory to propose $3B in bonds for road projects, facility upgrades
April 17, 2015
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Gov. Pat McCrory plans to announce Friday two $1.5 billion bond proposals to fund state transportation and infrastructure improvements. The transportation bond includes about 20 highway projects. The separate infrastructure bond would fund upgrades at the state's two ports, projects at 10 UNC system campuses and 28 state parks, among others.
Hospitals fight proposal that would increase competition
April 16, 2015
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The state hospital association opposes a bill that would eliminate the state's certificate of need laws, making it easier for outside groups to open same-day surgery centers and clinics. Sen. Tom Apodaca, a Republican from Henderson County who introduced the bill, says eliminating the CON program would would offer consumers more choices and lower costs.
State revenue up 2% over last year
April 15, 2015
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State revenue was up 2% – about $257 million – through the nine-month period that ended March 31 compared with the same period a year ago. Sales and use taxes increased 13.8%, while income tax revenue was down.
Bill would end protest petitions in rezoning cases
April 14, 2015
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A bill that passed in the state House would end protest petitions in property rezoning cases. The bill would require two-thirds of city council members, rather than three-fourths, to approve a rezoning. Opponents of the bill say petitions are needed to give average homeowners a voice against developers. Developers say the petitions give small, minority groups unfair leverage.
Audit shows ex-SEANC director misspent $500,000
April 13, 2015
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
Dana Cope, the former leader of the State Employees Association of North Carolina, misspent $494,043 between October 2012 and February 2015, according to an audit summary released Saturday. Cope, who was the organization's director for 15 years, resigned in February after The News & Observer published a report on questionable spending practices.
UNC governors say McCrory proposal will hurt fundraising efforts
April 10, 2015
(The Herald-Sun, Durham)
The UNC Board of Governors say a proposal included in Gov. Pat McCrory's 2015-16 budget request would take $17.9 million out of fundraising coffers at schools in the UNC system. McCrory wants to cap the state's contribution to fundraising costs at $1 million a campus.
Raleigh hopes to finalize Dix property purchase by May
April 9, 2015
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Raleigh officials and Gov. Pat McCrory expect to finalize a deal for the city to buy the former Dorothea Dix psychiatric hospital property by May 5. A Senate proposal that would nullify the deal and sell the property to the highest bidder is awaiting a committee hearing. Raleigh agreed to pay $52 million for the property; three senators who filed the bill say the land is worth more.
McCrory touts historic preservation credits in New Bern
April 9, 2015
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Gov. Pat McCrory toured downtown New Bern Wednesday to support reinstatement of the historic-preservation tax credit, which expired at the end of 2014. McCrory was joined by Susan Kluttz, secretary of the N.C. Department of Cultural Resources, who has visited 35 towns across the state to promote the incentive.
Proposal would expand solar power in NC
April 8, 2015
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
Republican state legislators introduced a bill that would allow independent energy developers to sell electricity directly to homeowners and businesses, bypassing large energy companies. Major corporations including Wal-Mart, Lowe's and Target have urged House Speaker Tim Moore to support the policy.
Bill proposes statue of Billy Graham at US Capitol
April 7, 2015
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
State legislators want to replace a statue of former Gov. Charles B. Aycock at the U.S. Capitol with one of Billy Graham. Rep. Charles Jeter, a Republican from Huntersville, said he filed the bill at the request of U.S. Sen. Richard Burr. Aycock, who served as governor from 1901 to 1905, has been criticized recently for his white-supremacist views. Jeter says the statue would be paid for with private donations.


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FORT COLLINS, Colo.—A medium-sized city north of Denver is ground zero for one of the most ambitious energy agendas of any municipality in the United States. Fort Collins, Colo., population 150,000, is trying to do something that no other community of its size has ever done: transform its downtown into a net zero energy district, meaning it will consume no more energy in a given year than it generates. And the city as a whole is aiming to reduce its carbon emissions by 80% by 2030. To make that happen, engineers are preparing to deploy an array of advanced energy technologies, including combined-cycle gas turbines to replace aging coal-fired plants, as well as rooftop solar photovoltaics, solar gardens, wind turbines, thermal and electricity storage, and microgrids. The local utility, like utilities all over the world, is dealing with the dissolution of the traditional regulated-monopoly model of electricity production. An article in engineering magazine IEEE Spectrum cites Fort Collins as one case study of a growing trend of decentralizing the electricity grid, enabling businesses, factories, campuses, and households to provide their own electricity for much of the day and most of the year.
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TORONTO—Researchers say a new class of solar-sensitive nanoparticles could make solar panels cheaper, lighter, and more flexible. The nanoparticles are called colloidal quantum dots, and researchers at the University of Toronto's Edward S. Rogers Sr. Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering think they could, aside from improving solar cell production, help developers create improved infrared lasers, gas sensors, infrared-light-emitting diodes and more. Colloidal quantum dots rely on two types of semiconductors to operate: n-type, which has a wealth of electrons, and p-type, which has few electrons. Normally, this bifurcated setup has unintended results when the dots are exposed to air, with the n-type fusing with oxygen atoms and relinquishing all its electrons. However, the researchers were able to develop a new type of colloidal quantum dot that avoids this pitfall.
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Dear Friends,
I have some incredible news to share with you about the record I'll be recording this December in Nashville. I've only shared this news with investors and some family up to this point, but am now ready to share it with the rest of you.
A few weeks ago, I initiated a partnership with LifeWay Worship that will get me a long way down the road toward the accomplishment of a new album. Because of LifeWay Worship's involvement, I will be able to record this album at one of the best studios in Nashville with A-list players and engineers. The investment of LifeWay Worship, alongside funds donated via GoFundMe.com and my own personal investment, is making the dream become reality!
Here's What This Means:
All this is to say, through God's provision and generosity expressed through LifeWay Worship and an amazing team of partners at www.gofundme.com/hymns, we're going to make an amazing record which has the potential be used as a music resource for churches internationally. I can hardly believe that God has blessed me with this opportunity 7 years after I accepted His invitation to make music for the church on a broader scale. 7 is the number in scripture that represents God so I see this as a tangible sign of His guiding hand.
These songs were birthed out of my local congregation's times of worship at First Church of the Nazarene in Springfield Ohio. I am so blessed that we will be able to share our musical expressions of worship on a larger scale using ancient and modern hymns. I can't thank my producer, Craig Adams, enough for investing so much of himself into this project. He and I share a common calling to equip churches for worship. Authentic worship is what we pray will be experienced by congregations worldwide as they sing these songs.
Additional funding is still needed in order to accomplish album design, photography, printing costs, manufacturing, and miscellaneous expenses. Any additional funds collected at GoFundMe.com/hymns will help us achieve completion of the entire project. Thank you to all of you who have already given to this project and to those of you who still plan on partnering with us. I give all praise to our Glorious God and I pray He will use these songs of worship to glorify Himself and to further His Kingdom here on earth. Bless the Lord at all times!
In His Glad Service,
Rick Lee James
Be Thou My Vision – A Hymn Story
In 433 A. D., the Irish King, Logaire of Tara, had enacted a decree that no one could light candles on the Eve of Easter because it coincided with the Druid Feast of Bealtine and the Spring Eqinox. It was the tradition of these Pagan festivals to observe the "fireless night", when all fires in Ireland were to be extinguished. On the Hill of Tara, in the presence of the High King, a massive bonfire was lit and from this all other fires were to be lit. This annual spring ritual was said to transform the High King into a God-King. The bonfire on the Hill of Tara was the symbol to all that this God-King was in command of the seasons, and that spring began at his command.
Legend has it that in clear defiance of this Pagan observance, St. Patrick built a Paschal bonfire on he hill of Slane, a Christian strong point located ten miles away from the Pagan Strong Point on the Hill of Tara. Patrick built his fire before the the king of Tara built his. The fire from the Hill of Slane would have been clearly seen from the Hill of Tara, and was a blatant statement that Christ was the only God-King for the Christian. Patrick chose to honor God in spite of how it would threaten his life and the story goes that King Logaire was so impressed by Patrick's bravery and devotion to Christ that he left him to continue his missionary work in Ireland.
An 8th Century Monk, Dallan Forgaill, penned the words to Be Thou My Vision as a tribute to St. Patrick and his bravery on the Hill of Slane. This hymn was translated from Irish to English in 1905 by Mary E. Byrne and in 1912, Eleanor H. Hull arranged the song into the verse most commonly found in most English hymnals today. The music that accompanies the lyrics is an ancient Irish folk tune called Slane.
This is my tribute to Patrick and to the God he served so faithfully, my rendition of Be Thou My Vision.
Be Thou My Vision
Be Thou my Vision, O Lord of my heart;
Naught be all else to me, save that Thou art.
Thou my best Thought, by day or by night,
Waking or sleeping, Thy presence my light.
Be Thou my Wisdom, and Thou my true Word;
I ever with Thee and Thou with me, Lord;
Thou my great Father, I Thy true son;
Thou in me dwelling, and I with Thee one.
Riches I heed not, nor man's empty praise,
Thou mine Inheritance, now and always:
Thou and Thou only, first in my heart,
High King of Heaven, my Treasure Thou art.
High King of Heaven, my victory won,
May I reach Heaven's joys, O bright Heaven's Sun!
Heart of my own heart, whatever befall,
p style="text-align:center;"> Still be my Vision, O Ruler of all.
How do we pray for our enemies? Are we called to pray any differently in times like these when terrorists groups like ISIS slaughter people without remorse? Isn't this just like the world Jesus was in 2000 years ago when Romans occupied his Jewish homeland, enslaved his people, and demanded that they declare "Caesar Is Lord" or face execution? Is it any different than ISIS forcing victims to convert to Islam or die today?
It's hard to be like Jesus these days. It was hard to be like Jesus 2000 years ago as well. It was hard for Jesus to be like Jesus, but he was like Jesus all the way to the cross, and back. That is to say, Jesus was being like God, perfect as He is perfect. His call to His followers is to follow His example and to do the same. What would Jesus do? Jesus would die for the sins of man. Maybe a better way to say it is, Jesus would die by the sins of man, at the hands of sinful men. In fact, Jesus did die, at the hands of sinful men, execution by sinfulness.
Being like Jesus so often will lead us to the wrong side of a cross, a machine gun, a knife, machete, or a death squad, but I don't think He was kidding when he taught his followers to take up their cross and follow him. It's insane, but it's an insanity that ushers the Kingdom of God into the world.
"Take my life and let it be consecrated Lord to Thee."
Do we mean that in the bad times when our lives are at stake?
Take my hands and let them move at the impulse of Thy love.
Do we mean that when terrorists like ISIS are threatening to kill, steal, and destroy our families and take our lives?
Take my lips and let them be filled with messages from Thee.
Are we willing to bless when we are cursed? Are we willing to bless the common cup and share the common bread, even when Judas is at the table?
We believe in the one High God, who out of love created the beautiful world and everything good in it. He created Man and wanted Man to be happy in the world. God loves the world and every nation and tribe on the Earth. We have known this High God in darkness, and now we know Him in the light. God promised in the book of His word, the Bible, that He would save the world and all the nations and tribes.
We believe that God made good His promise by sending His Son, Jesus Christ, a man in the flesh, a Jew by tribe, born poor in a little village, who left His home and was always on safari doing good, curing people by the power of God, teaching about God and man, showing the meaning of religion is love. He was rejected by his people, tortured and nailed hands and feet to a cross, and died. He lay buried in the grave, but the hyenas did not touch him, and on the third day, He rose from the grave. He ascended to the skies. He is the Lord.
We believe that all our sins are forgiven through Him. All who have faith in Him must be sorry for their sins, be baptized in the Holy Spirit of God, live the rules of love and share the bread together in love, to announce the Good News to others until Jesus comes again. We are waiting for Him. He is alive. He lives. This we believe. Amen.
(The Maasai Creed composed in 1960 by the Maasai people of East Africa)
Published on Aug 13, 2013
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Lyrics and Music by Rick Lee James
Love Our Enemies
Verse 1
God has made this declaration
through His Son, the Prince of Peace,
that to enter in His Kingdom
we must love our enemies.
They may seem our adversaries
but are merely slaves to sin,
so our battle is not with them
who are only hostages
Verse 2
Lord, deliver us from hatred,
prejudice, and cruelty.
Come remove discrimination
that the truth may set us free.
When we look at our reflection
we not only see ourselves
but we see a former captive
whom the grace of God has helped.
Verse 3
Father, show us how to free them
with Your mercy above
for our enemies are brothers
who've forgotten how to love.
You have made us in your image,
You've redeemed us through Your son.
Gather us into Your Kingdom
where no sword is drawn but love.
Verse 4
Jesus Christ, is our example
showing us the face of God
when He chose to die for sinners
rather than to shed their blood.
So we'll fight them with affection,
we will conquer them with grace.
May our enemies see Jesus
when they look upon our face
Verse 5
In His time and for His pleasure
pray we all will stand one day
reconciled before the Father
when the old has passed away.
When revenge would cloud our vision
turn our eyes to Calvary
where our Savior died to show us
how to love our enemies.
Lord and Maker of creation,
every life is dear to Thee
In the holy name of Jesus
help us love our enemies
What a week it has been. It started last Sunday with a concert in Plymouth Michigan at one of the most beautiful churches I've ever had the honor of playing in. It was a great time but a very exhausting weekend.
I came home Monday, got up in the morning, ran 6 miles on a treadmill, came home and did stuff around the house with my family. Tuesday I woke up, ran 6 miles on a treadmill, came home, showered, and weighed myself thrilled to find that I was down 20 pounds from when I started my new diet/ weight loss program over a month before.
That joy was short lived as I started experiencing a sharp pain in my stomach, profuse sweating, and a numbness in all of my limbs. A 911 call and an ambulance ride later I was in Springfield Regional Medical Center being stuck with needles, injected with medicine, and being CAT Scanned.
As it turns out I had a severe infection in my lower bowel. This led to me spending a night in the hospital and a process of recovery that I hadn't planned on. I'm glad to say that I'm able to eat some solid food with much less pain each day than I had earlier in the week. I'm also happy that I will once again be leading worship through music at my church tomorrow singing this great hymn of the church which has come to mean a lot more to me this week because once again I've seen how faithful God has been. On the road, on a treadmill, or in a hospital bed, He is our help from age to age the same.
Under the shadow of thy throne, still may we dwell secure; sufficient is thine arm alone, and our defense is sure.
Chorus Today, Tomorrow, In Ages Past The Alpha, Omega, the First and Last You were, You are, You are to come The Father, The Spirit, The Risen Son
O God, our help in ages past, our hope for years to come; be thou our guide while life shall last, and our eternal home.
Chorus Today, Tomorrow, In Ages Past The Alpha, Omega, the First and Last You were, You are, You are to come The Father, The Spirit, The Risen Son


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I call the press a kit as it can use some tweaking for the best performance. It can easily be used as assembled right out of the box, but I had other ideas. ...Read complete review
I call the press a kit as it can use some tweaking for the best performance. It can easily be used as assembled right out of the box, but I had other ideas. I realize most folks don't have the machining capabilities, but hopefully it will give some food for thought.I have a small paying hobby home machine shop that I use to make custom motorcycle parts (and side work for local farmers). I don't need a press very often, but when I do the bench top press is just too small. I could have probably got along with the smaller 12 ton press, but for just a little more I was able to get the 20 ton press (on sale).First off...I have very limited space in my garage and I couldn't afford to give dedicated space to the press, so it would have to be easily movable.I used some two inch angle iron, cut, drilled and mounted them to the inside of the horizontal legs of the press. I then installed lockable casters (also bought at HF) on each corner. The wheels are capable of supporting 125 pounds each so I should be good. Note because of the extra width of the extra angle iron I had to machine up some spacers (note the knurling!!!) to space out the braces. If I had it all over again I would not have made the angle iron so long so that the braces would not have had to be spaced out so far (spacers are not included, but would probably be needed to properly fit the straps....flat washers could probably be used). The 180 pound press is very easily moved now.http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn60/chengdave2003/Shop%20Machinery/SAM_0735_zps95256b85.jpghttp://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn60/chengdave2003/Shop%20Machinery/SAM_0736_zps42f045d1.jpgThe top of the jack fit very loosely in the mount of the press. It would rattle every time you pumped the handle. I machined a spacer to take out the slack. Fit's snug now. Since the top of the jack can screw out about 3 inches or so for rapid adjusting I plan to fab up a circular wheel to make turning the top of the jack easily. I tried to make one this time and mis-measured and it didn't work.http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn60/chengdave2003/Shop%20Machinery/20TonPressUpgrades6_zps71938e5a.jpgThe pump mechanism on the pump was very sloppy causing the handle to wiggle back and forth about four inches, and up and down about two inches. I took the pump mechanism off the jack and made a new bolt for the plunger (it's hardened and could be drilled out easily), and drilled out the bottom anchor strap mount to fit a 5/16" bolt. Between the tighter tolerance of the bolt and the ability to tighten up on the bolts with a nut (it only used cotter pins before) took virtually all the slop out. I didn't do the top of the anchor strap since it was peened in and it was getting late. Maybe something to do later....http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn60/chengdave2003/Shop%20Machinery/93082816-d9a1-4e04-a126-716e2a030be8_zps77622407.jpgTo release pressure on the jack you have to put the handle on the end of the releasing valve to turn it. I thought this was an extra step that wasn't necessary so I took the valve plunger out, removed the pin and machined up a knurled (of course) knob. Replaced the pin and reinstalled the plunger. Now to release pressure I simply turn the knob.http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn60/chengdave2003/Shop%20Machinery/SAM_0738_zps42afa24c.jpgI got most of the slop out of the lever assembly, but there was still a lot of slop between the front side of the pump lever assembly and the jack handle (the back side of the pump lever assembly and the jack handle was tight). I considered machining a new pump lever assembly to get rid of the slop, but decided to just make a bushing which would have been a LOT less work. I found a piece of brass in my junk box that had already been bored (obviously the wrong size) and would only require some more boring and turning to make fit the lever assembly and the jack handle. I whipped up the bushing and tapped into position both in the lever assembly and the jack handle. Perfect fit and no more slop. The handle is now more or less permanently installed (the way I wanted it), but the inside diameter of the bushing could have easily been made slightly larger so the handle could be easily removed. I can remove the handle if I really wanted to.http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn60/chengdave2003/Shop%20Machinery/20TonPressUpgrades7a_zpsd38f80bf.jpgFuture plans is the install an air over hydraulic 20 ton jack (from HF) as it's a pain having to pump the jack so many times to get it in position. I also plan to pick up some thin Teflon (etc.) strips on the press apron as it's quite loose on the press uprights. I'm sure there are other upgrades that could be made, but that's all I'm going to do for now.You might want to pick up some jack oil as mine was about 1/3 quart low (remove the rubber plug on the back that is painted the same color as the jack and use a "L" shaped Allen wrench to check the level...it should be about 1/4" below the filler opening).
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Disappointed.. you get what you pay for.
Finally. Assembly day!Opened all 3 boxes to discover absolutely no instruction manual.Ok, no problem, I am a professional and this should be easy.Read complete review
Finally. Assembly day!Opened all 3 boxes to discover absolutely no instruction manual.Ok, no problem, I am a professional and this should be easy.The very first thing I notice, is that the pin and mount tab that provides direct pressure to your item to be pressed has been welded in at an odd angle both vertically and horizontally, with a very sloppy weld at that.Will now have to cut and re-weld to get a decent and safe pressure application.Photo attached. End of review.
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20 ton H -Frame Shop Press
By 38 Dodge Coupe
from Central Ohio
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
Comments about Central-Machinery 20 ton H-Frame Industrial Heavy Duty Floor Shop Press:
I have been looking for hydraulic press for a while and with the recent changes that HF made to their press I decided to purchase one. It went together very easily and the fitment was great. I used it to press out wheel bearing in a Ford Focus and was glad I had earlier purchased a ball bearing press as I needed the different shapes/sizes to press out the bearing. Overall it worked great and I had absolutely no problems using it.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Hard to buy the raw materials for this price!
By Jeff Gregors
from Burlington
Priced just buying the steel to make a similar press myself and couldn't find prices even close. The Quality of the press is surprisingly good. There are some welds that needed attention... did not appear to have great penetration, but for the money the product is Outstanding. Definitely like the Gray paint as opposed to the orange and the cut steel bed plates are included not the cast.
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By dynaguy
from upstate / new york
Purchased this press to replace wheel bearings on a 2008 jeep compass. This press worked fantastic, pressed out the hub and then the bearings with ease. Great press and great price. Hats off to harbor freight for a great product and a great price. Easy assembly. I would suggest purchasing bearing separator 3979 also.
very impressed
By Greaseball
from wright county mn
About Me Professional
After having a couple issues getting the right press I wanted. HF stood behind it made sure I got the right one and it has worked great. I use this for my home shop. I've used for taking rear pinion bearing off and many wheel bearings out off cars and trucks. I've also made my own brake press for bending metal so far the thickest metal is 1/4 thick by 3 wide great price great value. The only thing I recommend is upgrade to the air operated 20 ton jack.
Excellent Press!
By Fred
from FL
I originally purchased the other model #32879 and promptly returned it, I wrote a negative review about it which hasn't shown up. Though it was paintred gray it was the welded version.The store manager was great and ordered this press for me and I couldn't be more happy.I installed the 20 ton air/hydraulic bottle jack which is a must have if you plan on using this press often.So far I have used it to replace some bearings and bend some flat steel stock, this press is an excellent investment for the avid DIY'er or a small shop..
(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
should have bought it years ago!
By The Hammer
from Mansfield MA
I bought this at the HF store to save on shipping cost. I purchased it in May for a winter project in January. I had to press the original 1967 Chrysler hub assemblies and lug bolts out of the drum and assembly. Piece of cake! the machine shop would have charged what the press cost me. It will be well used in the future. Just buy one, do not procrastinate like I did for years. I can find many other uses, working on cars, yard equipment etc.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
You won't regret buying this one
By NY NIck
from Ithaca, NY
Cant beat a 20 ton press for $150 on sale. I don't own a shop so I don't use this everyday, but when you need to press something it is a real life saver. Turns leaking axle seals into a couple hour affair, and if you have ever replaced U-joints without a press you will appreciate this from the git go.
This is a very nice press.
By Mike
from Northwest, Ohio
I bought this-mine is orange, but they're the same press otherwise-about 6 months ago while also buying a portable air compressor. I'd been wanting one for a long time and just decided to do it. Now, I can't believe I waited so long and paid others to do that kind of work for me! I bought the 20 ton but probably could've gotten by with the 12 ton. I love this press though. Now, friends of mine that also restore old vehicles are always slipping me a 10 or 20 to do work that a machine shop would charge 50 to do. I'm sure it's paid for itself by now!
best press for the buck
By SteveO
from North Metro, Minneaplois, MN
after reading the reveiws i know i wanted p/n 60603 , some reveiwers stated that they had clearance issues , i took this in mind as i was putting my together , i left every bolt loose untill every thing was together , when with a level and a small square as i tighten the bolts , i kept checking to keep it level and square , i have not had any fitment or clearance issues, i have now had it for about 2 months,in that time i have done a front and rear gear sets in my rock crawler , front wheel bearing in daughters car , and i made a attachment that i used it as a metal brake to bend .250 plate steel,i have also used it as a vise for things that to big or awckward for my bench vise,how ever i did need to add oil to the jack , i think i an going to up grade to the 20 ton air jack just to make it a little easier to use
(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
This here is a goodun
By Scooter
from Louisiana
I got this shop press a couple of months ago and have it in my workshop. I used a 20ton air bottle jack on it and use it to dimple with dimple dies I got for makin roof racks and such. So far so good
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