I did something similar to the feed tube. I had read it somewhere so that it would feed properly. I don't need problems and appreciate all the support I can get. So far I am really liking this Reo with the #8 topper.
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The peek/plastic is a nice upgrade. My wooden one got dunked and swelled so much that I had to tap the door off. I was about to sand the block down but it dried out over a few days but is still a little tight.
I've run over a lot of stuff with my mower but jeeze, you gotta keep a better grip on your Reo!
Howdy REOville, RedhatPat here. On this somber Sunday where, for once, I'm feeling down for other things rather than self-pity.
I hope this image a friend of mine here helped me hack up, gives ya'll some reflection n hope today. (My fiance's father was a chief of fire company here in town)
Before..
After..
May you all have a better Sunday & Monday than ol' RHP.
EDIT: Me, my woman, and the rest of this country for that matter, could sure use some healing vibes right about now.
EDIT: Please help pray we find what we're looking for today, my friends.
RHP
I hope this image a friend of mine here helped me hack up, gives ya'll some reflection n hope today. (My fiance's father was a chief of fire company here in town)
Before..
After..
May you all have a better Sunday & Monday than ol' RHP.
EDIT: Me, my woman, and the rest of this country for that matter, could sure use some healing vibes right about now.
EDIT: Please help pray we find what we're looking for today, my friends.
RHP
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i think the 9/11 episode will become like Kennedy's assassination and everyone will remember where they were and what they were doing.
i know i do.
Make your future Pat, it's in your power to do so.
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i know i do.
Make your future Pat, it's in your power to do so.
T
Pat what are you driving nowadays ?Howdy REOville, RedhatPat here. On this somber Sunday where, for once, I'm feeling down for other things rather than self-pity.
I hope this image a friend of mine here helped me hack up, gives ya'll some reflection n hope today. (My fiance's father was a chief of fire company here in town)
Before..
After..
May you all have a better Sunday & Monday than ol' RHP.
EDIT: Me, my woman, and the rest of this country for that matter, could sure use some healing vibes right about now.
EDIT: Please help pray we find what we're looking for today, my friends.
RHP
Thank you C, @supertrunker and everyone else for trying to help us (by commenting, "liking", or lurking but still giving silent prayers, etc) that we find..
By the way, Darrel, you've been missed but not forgotton by me, especially that wry sense of humor you sling my direction, my brother from another mother!
There is no language that exsists or has been invented yet to express the gratitude I have for the folks I have met here (who my gf kindly refers to as the tiny people who reside inside this iPad)
Your true friend 'til the end, folks
RHP
excellent post and I agree entirely! I always meter, several times, and won't skimp on batts.
hmmmmmm I have been using 316L for duals at .5 ohms in my derringer, and jup.....wow! The flavor difference is amazing. may try a single. Would sure be easier to build.
wahooooo BUT.......you called Rob and he found you a blem?? that wuz mine!
I told earthrocker long time ago to have Rob make a mistake on a HT and save it for me!! lmaoGlad you're really liking it! Jup first time it takes a fall is rough, but the amazing part is the durability. I've bounced mine off asphalt, and concrete a number of times. Tiny nic in the paint with the asphalt, but nothing else.
Hi all! New to squonking and I'm suddenly smitten with it! I'm getting a couple regulated squonkers as well, but this Reo will absolutely stay in my collection and rotation.
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Hi all! New to squonking and I'm suddenly smitten with it! I'm getting a couple regulated squonkers as well, but this Reo will absolutely stay in my collection and rotation.
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Howdy Stanley! Welcome. Jup, squonkin is the way to go! Nice lookin Reo there!
‘THE NEEDS OF THE MANY’ IS AN EVIL PHILOSOPHY’
'The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few’ are well known words to any Trekkie and indeed anyone who has simply dropped into that universe to watch a few of the movies. They are synonymous with self-sacrifice and can be perceived as truly heroic. However, what may be true in one beautiful instance, in which an individual gives his life to save his friends, may not be true when extended to a wider context.
When looked at from another perspective, however, the ‘needs of the many’ is not just dangerous; it’s cruel and even frightening. This darker side to the Vulcan philosophy in history is ‘filled with groups who have decided that their needs were more important than others. The result: slavery, genocide.’
Another word for ‘the many’ is, of course, the ‘majority’. The majority has a loud voice and loud voices tend to be heard. ‘The few’ is obviously the ‘minority’. The voice of the minority is softer, sometimes so soft it is almost silent but that doesn’t mean that these whispered words carry no meaning. In saying that ‘The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few’, it is effectively being argued that it is only logical and right for the majority to neglect the needs of the minority.
In the big wide world ‘the few or the one’ is not a hero bravely sacrificing themselves for the good of their crew, they are the silent sectors of society who are classified as ‘different’ or even ‘marginal’. They have no choice in the sacrifices they make; they are coerced into making sacrifices everyday in the name of the majority and the societal expectations that are forced upon them.
In many instances, the minority is regarded solely in terms of that which makes them different. This separation between ‘them’ and ‘us’ is very dangerous. It can be dehumanising, reframing the ‘other’ as deviant or inferior. This is the basis of emotional and physical violence that can be perpetrated against minorities. Those who happily fall into the standard of acceptability feel somehow entitled to abuse those who, through no fault of their own, fall outside of what is perceived to be ‘normal’.
Even where individual abuse or violence is not an issue the majority who refuses to listen to the needs of the few is still a bully. In an environment where the majority is closed minded and ignorant, they will force their opinions and perspectives upon those who may be ill equipped to defend themselves. Through fear and vilence anyone who trades freedom for security deserves neither.
The biggest battle that we face in our social evolution is the path towards equality and unity, the many and the few need to join together to become the one. Unity alone, however, is not enough, we have to learn to accept that while ‘we’ should stand together, ‘we’ will always be made up of hundreds of millions unique individuals. Each one of these individuals has their own life, voice and inherent worth.
In the spirit of this
'post (or blog if you prefer I take my ramblings there)
May all of REOville live long & prosper this week,
RHP
'The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few’ are well known words to any Trekkie and indeed anyone who has simply dropped into that universe to watch a few of the movies. They are synonymous with self-sacrifice and can be perceived as truly heroic. However, what may be true in one beautiful instance, in which an individual gives his life to save his friends, may not be true when extended to a wider context.
When looked at from another perspective, however, the ‘needs of the many’ is not just dangerous; it’s cruel and even frightening. This darker side to the Vulcan philosophy in history is ‘filled with groups who have decided that their needs were more important than others. The result: slavery, genocide.’
Another word for ‘the many’ is, of course, the ‘majority’. The majority has a loud voice and loud voices tend to be heard. ‘The few’ is obviously the ‘minority’. The voice of the minority is softer, sometimes so soft it is almost silent but that doesn’t mean that these whispered words carry no meaning. In saying that ‘The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few’, it is effectively being argued that it is only logical and right for the majority to neglect the needs of the minority.
In the big wide world ‘the few or the one’ is not a hero bravely sacrificing themselves for the good of their crew, they are the silent sectors of society who are classified as ‘different’ or even ‘marginal’. They have no choice in the sacrifices they make; they are coerced into making sacrifices everyday in the name of the majority and the societal expectations that are forced upon them.
In many instances, the minority is regarded solely in terms of that which makes them different. This separation between ‘them’ and ‘us’ is very dangerous. It can be dehumanising, reframing the ‘other’ as deviant or inferior. This is the basis of emotional and physical violence that can be perpetrated against minorities. Those who happily fall into the standard of acceptability feel somehow entitled to abuse those who, through no fault of their own, fall outside of what is perceived to be ‘normal’.
Even where individual abuse or violence is not an issue the majority who refuses to listen to the needs of the few is still a bully. In an environment where the majority is closed minded and ignorant, they will force their opinions and perspectives upon those who may be ill equipped to defend themselves. Through fear and vilence anyone who trades freedom for security deserves neither.
The biggest battle that we face in our social evolution is the path towards equality and unity, the many and the few need to join together to become the one. Unity alone, however, is not enough, we have to learn to accept that while ‘we’ should stand together, ‘we’ will always be made up of hundreds of millions unique individuals. Each one of these individuals has their own life, voice and inherent worth.
In the spirit of this
'post (or blog if you prefer I take my ramblings there) May all of REOville live long & prosper this week,
RHP
1000 "likes" ... off topic or not‘THE NEEDS OF THE MANY’ IS AN EVIL PHILOSOPHY’
'The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few’ are well known words to any Trekkie and indeed anyone who has simply dropped into that universe to watch a few of the movies. They are synonymous with self-sacrifice and can be perceived as truly heroic. However, what may be true in one beautiful instance, in which an individual gives his life to save his friends, may not be true when extended to a wider context.
When looked at from another perspective, however, the ‘needs of the many’ is not just dangerous; it’s cruel and even frightening. This darker side to the Vulcan philosophy in history is ‘filled with groups who have decided that their needs were more important than others. The result: slavery, genocide.’
Another word for ‘the many’ is, of course, the ‘majority’. The majority has a loud voice and loud voices tend to be heard. ‘The few’ is obviously the ‘minority’. The voice of the minority is softer, sometimes so soft it is almost silent but that doesn’t mean that these whispered words carry no meaning. In saying that ‘The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few’, it is effectively being argued that it is only logical and right for the majority to neglect the needs of the minority.
In the big wide world ‘the few or the one’ is not a hero bravely sacrificing themselves for the good of their crew, they are the silent sectors of society who are classified as ‘different’ or even ‘marginal’. They have no choice in the sacrifices they make; they are coerced into making sacrifices everyday in the name of the majority and the societal expectations that are forced upon them.
In many instances, the minority is regarded solely in terms of that which makes them different. This separation between ‘them’ and ‘us’ is very dangerous. It can be dehumanising, reframing the ‘other’ as deviant or inferior. This is the basis of emotional and physical violence that can be perpetrated against minorities. Those who happily fall into the standard of acceptability feel somehow entitled to abuse those who, through no fault of their own, fall outside of what is perceived to be ‘normal’.
Even where individual abuse or violence is not an issue the majority who refuses to listen to the needs of the few is still a bully. In an environment where the majority is closed minded and ignorant, they will force their opinions and perspectives upon those who may be ill equipped to defend themselves. Through fear and vilence anyone who trades freedom for security deserves neither.
The biggest battle that we face in our social evolution is the path towards equality and unity, the many and the few need to join together to become the one. Unity alone, however, is not enough, we have to learn to accept that while ‘we’ should stand together, ‘we’ will always be made up of hundreds of millions unique individuals. Each one of these individuals has their own life, voice and inherent worth.
In the spirit of this
May all of REOville live long & prosper this week,
RHP
The utilitarian principle was established by the English Philosopher Jeremy Bentham in the late 1700's, and it's essentially an attempt to evaluate actions by their consequences and weigh up the benefit for all as a result.
He was a designer of some note and made prisons where a guard could be centrally placed and overlook everything. Because society as a whole benefited.
Much as i hate to pull people up on quotes the 'trades security for freedom' quote is from Benjamin Franklin and it's a great shame that nobody like that has emerged in the last 200 years.
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He was a designer of some note and made prisons where a guard could be centrally placed and overlook everything. Because society as a whole benefited.
Much as i hate to pull people up on quotes the 'trades security for freedom' quote is from Benjamin Franklin and it's a great shame that nobody like that has emerged in the last 200 years.
T
Once again the Trekker in me gives the correct Vulcan response: Peace and long life.‘THE NEEDS OF THE MANY’ IS AN EVIL PHILOSOPHY’
'The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few’ are well known words to any Trekkie and indeed anyone who has simply dropped into that universe to watch a few of the movies. They are synonymous with self-sacrifice and can be perceived as truly heroic. However, what may be true in one beautiful instance, in which an individual gives his life to save his friends, may not be true when extended to a wider context.
When looked at from another perspective, however, the ‘needs of the many’ is not just dangerous; it’s cruel and even frightening. This darker side to the Vulcan philosophy in history is ‘filled with groups who have decided that their needs were more important than others. The result: slavery, genocide.’
Another word for ‘the many’ is, of course, the ‘majority’. The majority has a loud voice and loud voices tend to be heard. ‘The few’ is obviously the ‘minority’. The voice of the minority is softer, sometimes so soft it is almost silent but that doesn’t mean that these whispered words carry no meaning. In saying that ‘The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few’, it is effectively being argued that it is only logical and right for the majority to neglect the needs of the minority.
In the big wide world ‘the few or the one’ is not a hero bravely sacrificing themselves for the good of their crew, they are the silent sectors of society who are classified as ‘different’ or even ‘marginal’. They have no choice in the sacrifices they make; they are coerced into making sacrifices everyday in the name of the majority and the societal expectations that are forced upon them.
In many instances, the minority is regarded solely in terms of that which makes them different. This separation between ‘them’ and ‘us’ is very dangerous. It can be dehumanising, reframing the ‘other’ as deviant or inferior. This is the basis of emotional and physical violence that can be perpetrated against minorities. Those who happily fall into the standard of acceptability feel somehow entitled to abuse those who, through no fault of their own, fall outside of what is perceived to be ‘normal’.
Even where individual abuse or violence is not an issue the majority who refuses to listen to the needs of the few is still a bully. In an environment where the majority is closed minded and ignorant, they will force their opinions and perspectives upon those who may be ill equipped to defend themselves. Through fear and vilence anyone who trades freedom for security deserves neither.
The biggest battle that we face in our social evolution is the path towards equality and unity, the many and the few need to join together to become the one. Unity alone, however, is not enough, we have to learn to accept that while ‘we’ should stand together, ‘we’ will always be made up of hundreds of millions unique individuals. Each one of these individuals has their own life, voice and inherent worth.
In the spirit of this
May all of REOville live long & prosper this week,
RHP
NEED ADVICE ON MAKING MY REO A LP
Thanks in advance
Actually its a evil clone
I do have a real Reo
I certainly can't send it to Rob
Is it best to use sand paper or a Dremmel
I don't have a band saw
Thanks in advance
Actually its a evil clone
I do have a real Reo
I certainly can't send it to Rob
Is it best to use sand paper or a Dremmel
I don't have a band saw
Shame on you. Use a sanding disk face on where the atty goes. After 24 hours when there's nothing but a stub left and your left hand is bleeding, just buy a low profile Reo.
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