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on the back of the plug package it has : replaces CJ8, RCJ8, J19LM & RJ19LM. hope this helps.
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What spark plug can you cross reference for a Briggs and stratton spark plug 499730?
B & S plug 499730 is replaced by B&S 5062 (standard) or B&S 5062H (Extended Life / Platinum) Each one has a heat rating of 19, so a Champion J19LM works fine too, as does Oregon 77-301-1 or Wagner 66082 or Bosche W9EO. These are lawn mower spark plugs. I use the Platinum one myself. Lasts longer. Double the cost, but $6 compared to $3; that sort of thing, so relatively cheap and no headaches while mowing.
What is 5062 rounded to the nearest hundred?
5100
What are the release dates for The Bold and the Beautiful - 1987 1-5062?
The Bold and the Beautiful - 1987 1-5062 was released on: USA: 18 May 2007 Belgium: 19 February 2010
What are the factors of 10124?
1, 2, 4, 2531, 5062, 10124.
How many king were there?
5062 if u count king splurg and his brother dorothywinkle
Where is the Mangham Branch Library in Mangham located?
The address of the Mangham Branch Library is: 302 Hixon Street, Mangham, 71259 5062
When did US Congress legislate a minimum of 11 nuclear aircraft carriers?
They didn't - there is no LAW mandating the minimum or maximum number of naval vessels, or types, the US Navy may have.
Combat arms port numbers for windows vista ultimate?
* Ports 12000-17000 - UDP * Port 80 and 443 - TCP * Ports 5060 and 5062 - UDP * Ports 3478 and 3479 - UDP * Ports UDP 27901:27999 * Ports TCP 10001 * Ports TCP 47600:48000
Why do you read binary digits right to left?
All numbers are read in order of most significant digit to least significant digit. Binary digits are read right to left the same way numbers increase from right to left (our system of base 10). Numbers do not increase the same way we read (left to right). This is the same way we add, multiply and subtract in math. We start from the numbers on the right and move left if you prefer to think of it that way. With our usual system of base 10 numbers, each digit starts from "ones", then "tens", "hundreds" and so on moving from right to left. The same is with binary except that binary is only base 2. A 1 in the first position = 2^0 = 1. A 1 in the second position = 2^1 = 2 where each "one" is added for the final value. See below for examples. Our base 10 system goes one more step by mulitplying each number as you go, expanding on the zeros and ones to zeros through nines: 5062 = 2*(10^0)+6*(10^1)+0*(10^2)+5*(10^3) = 5062 For a binary example, if there are 8 bits in a byte, we get the following possibilities: 00000000 = 0 00000001 = (2^0) = 1 00000010 = (2^1) = 2 00000011 = (2^0)+(2^1) = 3 and so on and so forth... 10101011 = (2^0)+(2^1) +(2^3)+(2^5)+(2^7) = 1+2+8+32+126 = 171 and finally 11111111 = the sum of 2^n where n stands for the numbers 0 -> 7 = (2^0)+(2^1) +(2^3)+(2^4)+(2^5)+(2^6)+(2^7)+(2^8) = 255
The deepest cave in the world?
- Krubera-Voronja Cave (also known as Cabe of Kruber, Voronja)in Abkhazia, Georgia - 7188 feet (2191 m) - Sarma in Abkhazia, Georgia - 5774 feet - Illuzia-Snezhnaja-Mezhonnogo in Abkhazia, Georgia - 5751 feet (1873 m) - Gouffre Mirolda in France - 5685 feet (1733 m) - Vogelshacht and Lamprechtsofen in Salzburg, Austria - 5354 feet (1632 m) - Reseau Jean Bernard in the French Alps - 5256 feet (1602 m) - Torca del Cerro del Cuevon (also known as T-33 and La Torca de las Saxifagas) in Spain - 5213 feet (1589 m) - Sarma in Abkhazia, Georgia - 5062 feet (1543 m) - Shakta Vjacheslav Pantjukhina in Georgia - 4948 feet (1508 m) - Sima de la Cornisa - Torca Magali in the Picos de Europa mountains in Spain - 4944 feet (1507 m) - Cehi 2 (also known as Ceki 2) in the Western Julian Alps, on the Italian-Slovenian border - 4928 feet (1502 m)
How many kilos are allowed for handcarry bag for china airlines?
The weight allowed on luggage by plane greatly varries between different sized planes, companys and how many people are on the plane. The easy way to find out is by contacting the air line service before flying. It's not a matter to be stressed about although as if you do have to much luggage you can always post some items to your next destinaton and with luck they sometimes may just let you off with that 2 extra kg.
The 10 leading run scores in test cricket?
{| ! title="player name" nowrap="nowrap" | Player |- ! title="playing span" nowrap="nowrap" | Span ! title="matches played" nowrap="nowrap" | Mat ! title="innings batted" nowrap="nowrap" | Inns ! title="not outs" nowrap="nowrap" | NO ! title="runs scored" nowrap="nowrap" | Runs ! title="highest inns score" nowrap="nowrap" | HS ! title="batting average" nowrap="nowrap" | Ave ! title="hundreds scored" nowrap="nowrap" | 100 ! title="fifties scored" nowrap="nowrap" | 50 ! title="ducks scored" nowrap="nowrap" | 0 | SR Tendulkar (India) 1989-2008 156 256 27 12429 248* 54.27 41 51 14 BC Lara (ICC/WI)1990-2006 131 232 6 11953 400* 52.88 34 48 17 AR Border (Aus) 1978-1994 156 265 44 11174 205 50.56 27 63 11 SR Waugh (Aus) 1985-2004 168 260 46 10927 200 51.06 32 50 22 RT Ponting (Aus) 1995-2009 128 215 26 10750257 56.87 37 44 10 R Dravid (ICC/India) 1996-2008 131 227 26 10509 270 52.28 26 53 8 SM Gavaskar (India) 1971-1987 125 214 16 10122 236* 51.12 34 45 12 JH Kallis (ICC/SA) 1995-2009 128 216 33 9988 189* 54.57 30 50 10 GA Gooch (Eng) 1975-1995 118 215 6 8900 333 42.58 20 46 13 Javed Miandad (Pak) 1976-1993 124 189 21 8832 280* 52.57 23 43 6 |} {| ! title="player name" nowrap="nowrap" | Player |- ! title="playing span" nowrap="nowrap" | Span ! title="matches played" nowrap="nowrap" | Mat ! title="innings batted" nowrap="nowrap" | Inns ! title="not outs" nowrap="nowrap" | NO ! title="runs scored" nowrap="nowrap" | Runs ! title="highest inns score" nowrap="nowrap" | HS ! title="batting average" nowrap="nowrap" | Ave ! title="hundreds scored" nowrap="nowrap" | 100 ! title="fifties scored" nowrap="nowrap" | 50 ! title="ducks scored" nowrap="nowrap" | 0 | SR Tendulkar (India) 1989-2008 156 256 27 12429 248* 54.27 41 51 14 BC Lara (ICC/WI) 1990-2006 131 232 6 11953 400* 52.88 34 48 17 AR Border (Aus) 1978-1994 156 265 44 11174 205 50.56 27 63 11 SR Waugh (Aus)1985-2004 168 260 46 10927 200 51.06 32 50 22 RT Ponting (Aus) 1995-2009 128 215 26 10750 257 56.87 37 44 10 R Dravid (ICC/India) 1996-2008 131 227 26 10509 270 52.28 26 53 8 SM Gavaskar (India) 1971-1987 125 214 16 10122 236* 51.12 34 45 12 JH Kallis (ICC/SA)1995-2009 128 216 33 9988 189* 54.57 30 50 10 GA Gooch (Eng) 1975-1995 118 215 6 8900 333 42.58 20 46 13 Javed Miandad (Pak) 1976-1993 124 189 21 8832 280* 52.57 23 43 6 |}
