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After coming up short in previous trips to the state tournament in Columbia, reaching the pinnacle with the Show-Me Showdown held at JQH Arena was extra special.

Not all that loud, Harleys are louder than the puch but at the same time I never heard myself at 55mph from a distance which is like having a wood sander between your legs at that speed

First consider scale. The fuel injector valve is VERY small. The mechanical stopper itself is possibly half a mm. The solenoid coil is smaller than a pea. The total weight to move is measured in mg. The only real work being done is against the fuel pressure. The stroke of the solenoid is fractions of a mm. Activation current is really low.

“Every position we have an open competition,” Franklin said. “And guys will have to battle. And that’s even for returning starters. Returning starters have got to go out and they’ve got to prove that they deserve to come back and be the leader at that position. So that’s across the board.”

Engine 153 from the St. Paul Blvd. Fire Department near Rochester, NY, operates this 2018 Sutphen Monarch pumper. The hosebed was designed with a walkway to permit a safe operating area for personnel when loading hose. Note the fixed steps, full height handrails and notch in the rear compartment for the supply line.

Between harsh vibration and the occasional binding, big drills can cause big harm to your hands and wrists.

The major limitation on any coating has to do with its characteristics not running through the entire steel blend. Any area of the steel which wears off loses the benefits of the black oxide.

Chance Westry, a 6-foot-3 freshman, leads Trinity in scoring with a 14.9 average. He’s followed by a trio of seniors — 6-4 Patrick Walker (11.9), 6-7 Kalen Veres (7.2) and 6-0 Matt Long (6.4). The Shamrocks are 17-3 vs. District 2 opponents in their state playoff history. They won state titles in 2001 and 2003. They lost in state title games in 1991 and 1992.

The Kawasaki TRaction Control (KTRC) featured on the Versys 1000 SE LT+ motorcycle has three modes for riders to choose from that enable optimal performance for a wide range of riding conditions, offering either enhanced sport riding performance or the peace of mind under certain conditions to negotiate a variety of surfaces with confidence. Kawasaki’s advanced modelling software, complemented by input from the IMU, delivers this one of a kind precise control. The system can also be turned off if riders elect to do so.

Kai-san makes it pretty clear that Toyota wants us to think less about the numbers and more about how its new hero car feels. But to review, this is what we know: Toyota has revived the Supra name for a new sports car in a collaboration with BMW. BMW gets the roadster Z4, which we’ve had a similar exposure to, while Toyota gets the coupe. As we mentioned, BMW supplies the engine, and it’s paired with ZF’s ubiquitous eight-speed automatic. Both cars will be manufactured by Magna Steyr in Austria. The Supra will hit dealerships midway through 2019 as a 2020 model and probably will ring in at about $50,000. Most, if not all, of the camouflaged switchgear we saw in the cabin looked BMW-like. If earlier reports are to be believed, the engine will flaunt 335 horsepower, and an inline-four also is in the works but won’t be offered at the start.

The new Mazda CX-9 occupies a class of vehicles that often come up a bit short on style, even though that’s ostensibly the reason why many buyers are choosing a three-row crossover over a much more spacious and practical minivan. The need for passenger and cargo space tend to drive body-side sheetmetal that’s more upright and a roofline that plunges less dramatically, if much at all. And these competing priorities tend to water down the elegance of these vehicles, where functionality is so mission critical.

Though retirement is an exciting milestone to look forward to, the idea of it can be nerve-wracking. After all, there’s a host of financial unknowns associated with retirement, and living on a fixed income leaves many seniors struggling to make ends meet. It’s therefore encouraging to learn that 84% of seniors today think their retirement has been as good as expected, if not better, according to T. Rowe Price.