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advice again - putting the head back on the engine 140-160

posted by  chris in calgary on  Mon Jan 3 08:23 CST 2005
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I've assembled several engines in mid-winter, unheated garage, around 0 fahrenheit, no problems. Not that much fun, but if that is when you have the time... I don't think the 20 degrees makes much difference to the hardware, just to us. The heavy duty mechanics on the oil rigs and in the oil sands work outside all winter, which might be -40 around here. They do heat their tools!
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