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354 viewsWell, we discovered that Roni can climb stairs and he thinks it's fun.
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354 viewsWelcome home!
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354 viewsFound our spot so popped the top and let the kids out.
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354 viewsHammerhead sharks!
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354 viewsAn ahinahina, or silversword, plant across from where our tour bus parked.
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354 viewsThe hard cover in place with the gasket. I can't tell you how many hours I spent trying to get this all to work with such limited space...grrr...
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353 viewsDrift the hinge pins back in. Tap in with a hammer then use the drift to finish. When inserting or removing the hinge pins it's easiest to drift them in the direction of center-of-car to outside. Applying a thin coat of oil or grease helps insertion and operation of hinge.
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353 viewsTake the sound output from this Nature Sounds machine...
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353 viewsBecause I had to swap tail covers, I removed the tranny mounts completely from the body.
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353 viewsAfter: Dining room painted and new vinyl flooring layed. New window treatment and light. Some time during the construction the original stove finally cooked its last meal so a new one replaced it so we got a glass-top with glass touch controls, convection oven, warming drawer...very nice unit!
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353 viewsJhase and Bella cooling off. Uncle Justin was spraying them with a hose as well.
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353 viewsFrom the kitchen looking out into the dining/living rooms.

Due to the humidity, things took longer to dry - if they would even air dry, that is. I would normally toss my towels and swim trunks in the dryer after using them to speed this process up.
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353 viewsThis is it. Comes with pad holder and six polishing pads. It was $9 less than the 3M product and worked great. The headlights were badly pitted but not quite yellowed. I think glass covers would've been a better idea but... I used one pad per headlamp/turn signal (the whole headlight cover) then used another pad that I shared between the headlamps so for my application it was 1.5 pads per headlamp. If your covers aren't as bad then one should be fine.
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