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Year: 1998
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How do you guys feel about full synth oil in the 4.0? getting ready to do my first oil change on the xj and was originally going to go with Rotella T which is what I have run in all my other cars, but was looking at the Rotella T6 full synth, I have never used any synthetics.......
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#8661
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I was hoping to deal with it the old middle school way, what do you have in trade? lol Shop has a woodstove so I can always use seasoned or unseasoned wood, both soft and hard wood but preferably hard. *keep your filthy minds out of the gutter* Help is always considered good in trade, or spare parts. Beer is always considered good for trade. How thick are you trying to cut? 1/4 is about the max for the cutter and you have to go very slow. Just FYI.
#8663
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I was hoping to deal with it the old middle school way, what do you have in trade? lol Shop has a woodstove so I can always use seasoned or unseasoned wood, both soft and hard wood but preferably hard. *keep your filthy minds out of the gutter* Help is always considered good in trade, or spare parts. Beer is always considered good for trade. How thick are you trying to cut? 1/4 is about the max for the cutter and you have to go very slow. Just FYI.
Let me get with Jon and Tim, since they want the bumpers and se what they come up with.
I can always lend a helping hand with any of your projects while I am there
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When I am on nights, I can get stuff like that done for you guys, as long as you can get me the material. Our plasma handles up to 1" (when it works lol).
I don't mind, I normally get any production oriented issues out of the way by 9PM, spend the rest of the time trying to stay awake
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