Restore Haul 6-4-24 -
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Published 11/18/23
I was in the neighborhood again.
Picked Up a EUTECH Thermocouple Thermometer. Someone left the batteries in it. Now I have to try and cleanup the connections in the battery box.
Wish me luck. 😁😎
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Looks like you got some great finds! We are always praying for you and Lydia 🙏🙏🙏
@@mikecurtis2585 Thanks For your prayers. It was a good day. 😁😎
I usualoly just scrape the contacts off and put Vasiline on them and so far, so good BUT I also fix the battery door to open easily so we can get the batteries out and not have that problem hopefully ever. Was going to mow yesterday but was getting dark so I waited. Rain for an inch, then sun. Than raiun last night. 2 1/2 inches total. Garden still exploding. Happy week and healing to you both with Gods Blessings
I typically take batteries out of tools that I don't use often. I can go 6 or more months without using my digital calipers for instance, or several years for my stud finder. Who knows what kind of damage can happen in the interim.
@@lewiemcneely9143 And a good week to you and Toots.
Vinegar soak and a stiff brush usually gets it.
@@lewiemcneely9143 Vinegar and a stiff brush. 😁😎
Best plan.
I keep the batteries in marked drawers. This thermometer lists new for over $400.00. Cheaper to not have batteries in it.
@@OldSneelock LOTS! We all play Catch-phrase and keep the batteries out of it.
Thoes are some good tinker/consumables to play with. As long as you had fun! Hope your staying cool it's 105 in Portland and I feel for my relatives when they have that humid weather over there.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn Mid 80's and dry right now. Rain tomorrow?
Alexa must read tea leaves.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn The Thermometer will be nice for casting aluminum.
Looks like it's salvageable.
I think so.
Nice haul. I love getting something useful for next to nothing! Hope that battery terminal can be cleaned. Are you going to use baking soda/powder paste? Works well to remove battery "goo"/"crusties".
@chiplane3976 Vinegar.
Zinc/carbon alkaline batteries are strong bases.
hi dave we had /still do have family that live in troy MICH dad bought a old 1930 ford model A off my uncles neighbor needed work for $ 500 in 1974. the car was no 2 robertson screws for 80% of it, in the 30s mr ford could not keep up with the demand so some of his cars were made in canada hence robertson .screws we used were slotted. the screwdrivers were hard to come by 50 yrs ago no internet back then
I was getting crates from a company based in Canada about 35 years ago. They were a great source of clear pine planks 3/4" think by 12" wide and up to 6 feet long. All held together with Robertson Screws. I hadn't needed to use a Robertson Screwdriver before but I needed one then.
I cut down a screwdriver and ground it to fit. I still have it in the rack. 😀😎
@@OldSneelock we (the hospital ) used to get cherry and black walnut, red oak 1/2 to 1 inch thick pallets i took home they were rough cut but still a great source of free lumber. now 30+ yrs later a $45,000 marchine will show up on press board
Look forward to when you come back to tomorrow
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