Attachment 2947
2 first stages. Both are old. One of the 1st stages is metric.
Both need to be overhauled or you can use them for parts.
One short hose is good.
Both second stages are good.
$50 includes shipping
$40 if delivered to High Springs area
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Attachment 2947
2 first stages. Both are old. One of the 1st stages is metric.
Both need to be overhauled or you can use them for parts.
One short hose is good.
Both second stages are good.
$50 includes shipping
$40 if delivered to High Springs area
any pics of it
Now there are. Trouble downloading. Sorry
I gotta ask - huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Diverlee
My vocabulary skills are lacking. I couldn't think what the opisite of metric was. If there is a word I would like to change it. :-)
Nevermind I just deleated that part and reworded it.
Thanks
SOLD
Since they have been sold, this is academic, but the opposite of metric is SAE or British. But what about these regs is different, metric vs SAE?
One takes metric tools to work on it, the other does not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slüdge
Thanks for the info.
Or "Imperial".Quote:
Originally Posted by Slüdge
I am old enough to remember gasoline being sold in Canada by the Imperial gallon (about 1.25 US gallons) before they switched to liters. And I have an old socket set that has both metric sockets and SAE sockets that are marked Imperial.
Mike
If I become certified on Poseidons, I guess I'm going to have to invest in a set of metric tools - a metric adjustable wrench, a metric hammer, some metric cutters, and a WHOLE set of metric screwdrivers!
Does anybody know where I can get some metric tie wraps?
LOL - I'll give you a good deal on some metric vise-grips! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Slüdge
Mike
Thank you MikeQuote:
Originally Posted by MORGAN
I have a metric hammer if you are looking for on but it's left handed.
We are having way too much fun with this.
My uncle refers to any metric type of measurement not as metric, Celsius, Centigrade, or whatever, but as "Canadian". For example: kilometers are "Canadian miles", and kilograms are "Canadian pounds". :)
Mike
Lol. Maybe in Japan?Quote:
Originally Posted by Slüdge