Category Archives: UtterPower Articles

It really is too bad that DIYers are one percenters, it’s leaves the other 99% gullible?

Posted on January 13, 2016 by George B.

As per the small boats in Iran Only Josh Ernest would pedal this horseshit, and I do hope he wakes up in hell one day… And for goodness sake, start correcting your friends, It’s not Iran, it’s not the Iranians! … Continue reading →

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2006 Duramax LBZ Sierra HD 2500 Pickup trans cooler hose leaks.

Posted on January 11, 2016 by George B.

A lesson in KISS? You decide. I couldn’t ignore it any longer those Leaking Trans Cooler hoses were leaving tracks under my 2006 Sierra.  This is a typical problem, but how to fix it right at least cost, how to ignore … Continue reading →

Posted in DIYer Skills | 25 Comments

Quinn Farnes, Part 2 of his 6/1 build

Posted on January 26, 2015 by George B.

See the previous post for part one. Thanks for sharing this with our DIYer Brothers Quinn! GB Beta Test Part II REVISED 01_2015

Posted in How Tos, Inspirational People, Slow Speed Engines, Small Diesels, Submitted Articles, Things I like | Tagged | 2 Comments

Top DIYer, Quinn Farnes, read his series, “building a Lister 6/1 clone.”

Posted on January 18, 2015 by George B.

Well it finally happened, Quinn retired from a very demanding job in research, I doubt he has all that much more under-utilized time, but perhaps he’s found a few more hours a month for his hobbies?  Quinn’s amazing series starts here, with … Continue reading →

Posted in Alternative Energy Sources, How Tos, Inspirational People, Slow Speed Engines, Small Diesels, Submitted Articles, Things I like | Tagged | 5 Comments

Witch Doctors

Posted on December 16, 2014 by George B.

Yes, you can keep your Witch Doctor, but the fees he charges are near incomprehensible.   For all of human history Witch Doctors scheme and draft stories of our demise.. and reasons you need pay them for protection or a cure. But … Continue reading →

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When Do You Know The Argument Is Over?

Posted on December 10, 2014 by George B.

When do you know the Argument is over? When was it you learned of your bias? The concept that we all see the world through our filters and convictions? Are you an expert on warfare, but never been to a … Continue reading →

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Is it worth a Muse? Tim Cook

Posted on November 18, 2014 by George B.

It’s worth a muse: Tim Cook, CEO of Apple is really into the ‘sustainable’ vision? Apple hired the Activist Lisa Jackson, and they’ll run it all on Solar and Wind? They’ll get those emissions down to a minimum, and paint … Continue reading →

Posted in Critical Thinking, Earth & Energy, Fighting Propaganda, The New Green Movement, Your Wasted Tax Dollars | Tagged | 19 Comments

November 13 2014, Email of the Day.

Posted on November 13, 2014 by George B.

Here’s the email of the day, full of learning? From: Matt W Subject: Screwy ST Head Modification Hello George, really enjoy your site. Came across a video of an Indonesian that modified an ST head in such a way to … Continue reading →

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Huge Chinese Singles: recalling my first encounter

Posted on October 28, 2014 by George B.

During the VN War  years, we visited Hong Kong as a Liberty port. For a young sailor who liked mechanical things, Hong Kong was magic, so much was different, the food, the cars, trucks, buses, trams and more. The water front … Continue reading →

Posted in DIYer Skills, Engines, Projects, Slow Speed Engines, Things I like, Vehicle Design | Tagged | 4 Comments

Kiss Ideas. When is KISS too KISS? Or when is a Critic too Critical?

Posted on October 10, 2014 by George B.

I was thinking about this today, and thought this might be a good example: Notice how high the eye is above the plastic hole? This extra length acts as a fulcrum, and the amount of force applied to it could … Continue reading →

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