Cheap PriceList for 32″ rubber glove with cotton linning-rough finish in Albania
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Heavy duty rubber glove, made of 100% natural latex. 32″ length(82cm), rough finish, seamless, cotton lining, ambidextrous style (fits either hand), 800g/pair, 50pairs/case. Using for Isolater, dry box, blast cabinet, etc.
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Heavy duty rubber glove, made of 100% natural latex.
32″ length(82cm), rough finish, seamless, cotton lining, ambidextrous style (fits either hand), 800g/pair, 50pairs/case. Using for Isolater, dry box, blast cabinet, etc.
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First start AMC 401
1982 JEEP CJ-7
Wide Track
ENGINE
AMC 401 Performance Pump Gas built by CMEngines of SC, 10:1 Compression & Oiling Modifications
- 427 Max HP @ 5300 RPM’s
- 498 Max Torque Ft. Lbs. @ 3900 RPM’s
CN: 3198951
CLUTCH
Centerforce, 10″ Dual Friction Clutch Pressure Plate with Disc & Billet Steel Flywheel
PN’s: DF180675 & 700730
Extreme Custom Fabrication, Hydraulic Clutch Conversion
TRANSMISSION
Borg-Warner T-18, Jeep, 1979, Reverse over then down and “Granny” non-synchro low, 6.32:1 first gear, rebuilt
TRANSFER CASE
Dana 20 Transfer Case, 1973, C104 Jeepster Commando, with twin stick for FWD only drivability, rebuilt
DRIVE LINES
Stock Drive lines that were possibly extended for lift by prior owner, UNKNOWN
FRONT AXLE
Dana Model 30 Front Axle, Eaton Performance Detroit Trutrac Limited Slip Differential,
For 27 Spline with 3.73 and Numerically Higher Gear Ratio
PN: 912A314
REAR AXLE
AMC Model 20 Rear Axle with Superior Single Axle conversion & Eaton Performance Detroit Locker, For 29 Spline with 3.08 and Numerically Higher Gear Ratio
PN: 187SL-47A
WHEELS
Pro Comp USA Series 98 Steel Wheels, 15″
TIRES
Interco TrXus M/T 33×12.50 tires
LIFT
2.5″ Skyjacker, Spring Under Axle
UNKNOWN
2.5″ body lift
Jeep
1979 /1981 / 1982 Jeep CJ7 “CUSTOM” Vehicles
1982 JEEP CJ-7 VIN: 1JCCM87E5CT025527
5465280024269271
4-14-135
AMC 401 is from a 1971-1978 Jeep (1977 J 20)
Casting Number: 3198951
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Fiberglass lift off front end
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Rugged Ridge Black Denim Front Seats
Rugged Ridge Black Denim Fold & Tumble Rear Seat
Rugged Ridge Black Denim II Locking Center Console
Rugged Ridge Black Denim Roll Bar Cover
Rugged Ridge Black CJ7 Floor Mats
Bushwacker 6″ Cut Out Fender Flares
Warrior Products Black Diamond Corner Plates (Powder Coated)
Warrior Products Black Diamond Side Plates w/ Under Lip (Powder Coated)
Warrior Products Black Diamond Tail Gate Plate (Powder Coated)
Warrior Products Black Diamond Back Plate (Powder Coated)
Warrior Products Black Diamond Entry Guard Plate (Powder Coated)
Custom Built Black Diamond Plate Front Grille Cover (Powder Coated)
Kentrol Hood Kit Black (Powder Coated)
Gen-Right Off Road 3pc “short” Hood Louver Set
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Kentrol Windshield & Door Hinge Set Black (Powder Coated)
Kentrol Tailgait Hinge Set Black (Powder Coated)
Kentrol Glove Box Door Black (Powder Coated)
Hanson rear bumper (Armor lined)
Warn front bumper (Armor lined)
Warn Grille Guard (Armor lined) Warn Winch Plate (Armor lined)
Olympic Extreme Reversa-Bars (Armor lined)
Custom Self Built 3/8″ Steel Shackles Blue (Powder Coated)
Daystar Greasable Shackle Bushing Kit Black
AMC 401 Performance Pump Gas built by CMEngines of SC, 10:1 Compression , Oiling & Cam Modifications
Quick Fuel Technology
Street Carburetor 680 CFM VS
Part#: SS-680-VS
Holley 2 110 GPH “BLUE” ELECTRIC FUEL PUMP WITH REGULATOR
Edlebrock Performer Intake (Powder Coated)
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MSD Pro-Billet Ready to Run Distributor
MSD Ignition Control 6A
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Northern 19″ Tall Double Pass Race Pro Aluminum Radiator w/Right Side Inlet/Outlet
Summit Racing Street & Strip Electric Fan, 16 inch, 2,010 cfm
(Pusher)
Flex-a-lite Low Boy Electric Fan, 16 inch, 2,500 cfm
(Puller)
Daystar Polyurethane Motor Mount Black
Centerforce 700730 BILLET STEEL FLYWHEEL
AGR Performance Super Pump Power Steering Pump
DRIVE TRAIN
Borg Warner T-18, 4 speed with Granny Low 1st, modified vent tube relocation to engine compartment, rebuilt
Centerforce DF180675 Dual Friction Clutch Pressure Plate and Disc
Extreme Custom Fabrication, Hydraulic Clutch Conversion
Dana 20 with Twin stick conversion with front wheel drive only ability, modified vent tube relocation to engine compartment,rebuilt
Energy Suspension Transmission & Torque arm mounts
Crossmember custom cut and filled, powder coated & Hurculined
Dana Model 30 Front Axle (Dana 60, GM M1008 CUCV 14 bolt PENDING)
AMC Model 20 Rear Axle with Single Axle conversion (Dana 60, GM M1008 CUCV 14 bolt Detroit Locker PENDING)
Eaton Performance Detroit Locker
For 29 Spline AMC Model 20 Axle with 3.08 and Numerically Higher Gear Ratio 187SL-47A
REAR
Eaton Performance Detroit Trutrac Limited Slip Differential
For 27 Spline Dana 30 Axle with 3.73 and Numerically Higher Gear Ratio 912A314
Carpenter and builder Rob Robillard from http://www.AConcordCarpenter.com provides Tips and Important considerations when using a Pressure Washer
Read article here: http://www.aconcordcarpenter.com/how-to-use-a-pressure-washer.html
Visit Rob’s website where he shares his industry training and experience to provide solutions to your problems and to make appropriate PRO recommendations for purchasing products, tools and accessories.
This video accompanies a detailed article viewed here: http://www.aconcordcarpenter.com/how-to-use-a-pressure-washer-2.html
Here at A Concord Carpenter we love tools and believe the right tool for the job can save you time and money, but ultimately you’ll get better results when you use the BEST tool for the job. When it comes to cleaning outdoors, nothing does a better job, faster than a pressure washer. But misuse of a pressure washer can have the opposite effect on your project. Check out these important tips on how to use a pressure washer.
Nozzle Choice
Nozzle choice is important to get the best results for the application you are using your pressure washer for. Nozzles are marked by degree and often color coated to delineate the width of the fan of the spray. A wide spray, for example 40-degrees, is good for soft material, like wood. A thin stream or a 0-degree spray is good for tough stains on concrete or to strip offending build up from a surface or weeds from cracks in driveways.
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Spray Pattern
The spray pattern you use during operation is important and can have a major impact on the results of your wash. Start spraying from a distance of 4 feet and work your way closer until you get the desired cleaning effect. Don’t get too close to the work surface as you may gouge or damage the work surface. Once you find the appropriate distance maintain this distance throughout your cleaning.
You can work from top down or from the bottom up, but keep your pattern consistent and use an overlapping pattern to prevent streaking. Whether you choose to work from the top first or the bottom depends on the surface you are cleaning.
Be sure to spray your surface at an angle, a direct spray from a powerful pressure washer can force dirt and grit into the surface rather than wash it away. When rinsing a clean surface be sure to spray with the nozzle pointed down or away in the same direction to promote left over dirt and debris to flow down and away from the surface.
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Detergents and Chemicals
If you are using a detergent, degreaser, or any other chemical to accelerate your cleaning you should prepare the area around your work surface and ensure you are wearing the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
To mitigate the effect of chemicals on your landscaping you can pre-soak your plants around the cleaning area with a generous amount of water to dilute any possible chemical contamination.
To thoroughly protect your plants and flowers you can set up tarps over them to prevent any direct contact with chemicals. If you do so, remember to use an opaque tarp and minimize the amount of time the plants remain under the tarp during hot days.
Eye protection should ALWAYS be worn during pressure washer operation and when using harsh chemicals gloves, long sleeve, and pants should be worn to prevent contact with skin.
Using a detergent is an important step when staining a deck.
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Take extra care
A pressure washer is an extremely powerful tool and you should take extra care near windows, electrical components like lights and exterior outlets, and fragile components of your home or deck. The strength of the pressure washer could damage these parts of your home and worse could force water in and behind the exterior of the home accelerating rot and promoting mold.
Consider the direction of spray against some specific areas. Never spray up under clapboard siding or shingles. You could drive water up and under the protective surfaces of your home. Same concept goes for your roof, spraying up under shingles can drive water up and under your roof which could develop into a consistent leak and promote rot.
As I mentioned a pressure washer is powerful so be sure to wear PPE and treat the nozzle like a gun and NEVER point it at anyone or anything you don’t intend to spray. Also the kick back of the sprayer can be tough to handle so stay off ladders and ensure you have solid footing and handle the wand with both hands during operation.





