You are out of fuel.
"Dry crops" is just a fancy term for crops that are grown without the use of irrigation.
"Dry crops" is just a fancy term for crops that are grown without the use of irrigation.
You store lenses wet, not dry. Short term use saline solution, long term use hydrogen peroxide. To use them, take them out of the peroxide and let them sit in saline for at least 24 hours to remove all of the peroxide from them.
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No. A short ton is what Americans use and that is 2000 pounds. A ton is the proper term and is 2240 pounds
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for a DIY job, the best tool is a suction pump. Buy the 75W/90W GL5 lube in quart container & then use suction pump to pull some out of quart then pump into transmission. Use correct amount & be sure to not overfill. When it runs out the fill hole is a good indication it is full. Be prapared to catch any spillage with rags or paper towels, then I use cheap kitty litter or oil-dry to absorb the excess spillage.
The hydrochloride salts are very easy to absorb moisture, and they are generally sealed with parafilm. If large amount, you can dry the chemical N,O-dimethylhydroxylamine hydrochloridewith rotary evaporator, equipped with an oil pump. The chemical will will dry faster and evenly. If small amount, just use an oil pump at at room temperature.
If you ran it dry the fuel pump overheated. Replace fuel pump.
Not recommended. The water pump runs off of the timing belt, if the belt fails the valves can bend.