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Basic outlet types along the Missouri Katy Trail (within 2-miles of the trail).

1. Cafes/restaurants (individual or in hotels/motels; small or full meals)
2. Bar grills (sandwiches, pizza, burgers, tenderloins, fries, meals)
3. Convenience/general stores (hot dogs/sausages, pre-made sandwiches, pizza, subs, breakfast sandwich, pastries, sodas)
4. Markets/groceries (deli items, hot/cold/frozen snacks, pastries, subs, real food, sodas)
5. Gas stations (snacks, pizza, sodas, depending on size of station)
6. Campgrounds/general stores (varied snacks or fast food, hot or cold)
7. Wineries (soups, sandwiches, cheese/sausage/cold-cut baskets, full lunch/dinner)
8. Bike shops (snacks, sodas, ice cream)
9. Auto repair shops (snacks, sodas)
10. Outside snack-machines (candy bars, chips, pastries, sodas)
11. Local seasonal festivities/celebrations (community fish or chicken fries, Oktoberfest etc)

Most of the food along the Katy trail is typically good, whether common, countrified, pot-luck, or occasional gourmet. Most of the ready-to-eat kind can be found in the cafes, restaurants, convenience stores, gas stations or combinations of the latter two in the small towns or on the secondary highways near the trail. Such places can be looked up on the Internet or the trail's website, which is updated regularly. Not all of them are next to the trail. Riders might have to go a few blocks to find the ones they want.

Still, the amount and quality of the food there is ample. Even the grease-burgers and tenderloins can be large, and served with large fries or rings. Because some riders often feel sweaty and dirty, they prefer the trail-side cafes, bar-grills, convenience stops, or wineries found near the trail or in the smaller towns.

Others do not worry about it, and prefer the nicer restaurants found the larger towns. Still others prefer the hidden not-well-advertised rural general stores/other-outlets located on the trail at varied crossroads, boat ramps, fishing camps, and campgrounds, like, Lucy's Bar & Grill, Katfish Katy's, Cooper's Landing, Thai Kitchen, Riverview Traders Store, Claysville Store, Jims Bar & Grill, and Peers Store. Barbeque, ethnic and country cooking can be found in surprising places

However, some of these places open early in the afternoon or on weekends, only. Several close on Monday or at least one-to-two days a week. Many close during the winter season. A few gas stations remain open 24-hours year-round. Thus, the timing for eating can be important.

Basic food outlets by town/mile marker from Clinton (west-end) to St Charles (east-end). 

• Clinton* 264.6 (outlets downtown about a mile south of trail head or near the highways 7/13 and their intersection)
• Calhoun 255.5 (gas station w/convenience store on Route-52)
• Windsor* 248 (convenience store next to trail; downtown cafe; other outlets)
• Green Ridge 239.2 (convenience store; bar-grill)
• Sedalia* 227.1 (varied places in town or on highways near trail)
• Clifton City 215.4 (auto-repair garage 2-blocks north of trail)
• Pilot Grove 203.3 (convenience store; bar-grill; market; burger/ice-cream shop)
• Boonville* 191.8 (casino; cafes downtown north of the trails's Boonslick bridge)
• New Franklin 188.2 (convenience store/gasoline a few blocks north of trailhead)
• Rocheport 178.3 (trail-side cafe; two cafes (one gourmet) on town strip 3-blocks north of trailhead; gourmet winery 2-miles south of town accessible from the trail further south)
• Huntsdale 171.7 (campgrounds/boat ramp/general store)
• McBaine 169.5 (bar-grill at crossroads 2-blocks southwest of trailhead)
• Easly 162.5 (campgrounds/boat ramp/general store; Thai Kitchen in separate trailer/mobile-home there)
• Wilton 157.4 (general trading/convenience store)
• Hartsburg 153.6 (cafe; winery outlet; 2 bar-grills)
• Claysville 149.8 (fried-chicken cafe, weekends only)
• Jefferson City* 143.2 - 1½-miles south of trail (ice cream/burger shops, gourmet cafe, and downtown outlets south of capital building)
• Tebbetts 131.2 (day-time convenience store 1/3-mile west on Route-94; weekend bar-grill close to trail with Karaoke and local jam sessions)
• Mokane 125 (day-time market 1½-blocks north of trail; also bar-grill club when open)
• Steedman 121.4 (bar-grill/general store currently being remodeled)
• Portland 115.9 (bar-grill just north of trailhead)
• Bluffton 110.9 (campgrounds snack bar w/sodas, weekends only in season; pizza at B&B on Route-94)
• Rhineland 105 (trail-side restaurant in strip next to trail)
• Hermann* 100.8 - 2-miles south of trail (wineries; ethnic and varied outlets on the main north-south and west-east streets; quaint cafes near shops; full-meal winery on south side; convenience store not far from trail south at intersection of Routes-19/94)
• Treloar 84.4 (bar-grill close to trail)
• Peers 81.2 (all-day general store w/hot food)
• Marthasville 77.7 (gas station next to trail; outdoor sodas; convenience store/bar-grill ½-mile south on Route-47/94)
• Dutzow 74 (deli-restaurant at trailhead; winery nearby)
• Augusta 66.3 (winery; downtown restaurant)
• Matson 60.6 (wineries nearby)
• Defiance 59.1 (2 bar-grills close to trail; also, bike shop w/snacks/ice cream; winery nearby)
• St Charles* 39.5 (casino; winery and quaint cafes/outlets in the old town next to trail)

*Designates larger town having several options including fast-food outlets.

This list is not all-inclusive. But it gives trail bicyclists an idea of what is available near the trail. Towns 4-miles from the trail or further, like, Columbia, Holts Summit, Washington, and St Louis also have numerous eateries. But carry your own small supply of energy food, just in case.

To study the facilities on this trail further, see the following sites.

1. BikeKatyTrail http://www.bikekatytrail.com
2. Missouri State Parks http://www.mostateparks.com/katytrail/index.html

Major attractions in Bangalore

All geared up to visit Bangalore? Book your flights tickets at a travel portal to get the best deals. You can also look for hotels in Bangalore in the same platform. To get discounts or to grab package stays, you can visit the corporate site of one of the luxury hotels in Bangalore that also runs hotel chains across the country. No matter whether you are a leisure or a business tourist and love luxury and comfort, you can opt staying in one of the finest Bangalore luxury hotels.

Go online and note down the tourists spots, so that you do not face hassles once you land in the city. Here is a list of the major attractions in Bangalore:

•    Vidhana Soudha: State Legislature building exhibiting the Neo-Dravidian style
•    Government Museum: Established in 1886, it has a unique collection of inscriptions, paintings, sculptures, and also some relics from Mohenjodaro
•    Cubbon Park: Spread over 300 acres of land, this beautiful park has statues, fountains, and a library within its premises
•    The Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium: Houses a sky theater with a dome of fifteen meters in diameter
•    The Bull Temple, famous for a huge monolithic bull that stands 4.5m tall and 6m long
•    Lal Bagh Gardens: Founded in the 18th century, it is one of India's most beautiful botanical gardens; a beautiful lake spread at 1.5 sq kms is the uniqueness
•    Nandi Hills: A hill, housing shimmering Amrita Sarovar Lake; there are 1,175 steps from the base to the top
•    Shiva Statue of 65 feet seated in Lotus position; it is the largest Shiva statue in India
•    ISKCON Temple Complex, exhibiting a blend of modern and traditional south Indian temple architecture
•    Ulsoor Lake: Located in the heart of the city, it has numerous tiny islands
•    The Bangalore Palace, an inspiration of the Windsor Castle.

Most Bangalore luxury hotels are located in the heart of the city. Visiting the aforementioned spots will seem hassle-free for you if you opt staying in any of these exclusive luxury hotels in Bangalore.

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Firing order for a 1982 351 Windsor motor..?

I have a 1982 Ford F-150 with a 351 Windser engine. It is the California model 351 Windsor engine. It has a sensor down on the crank shaft for the timing (been replaced with new sensor). It is not an electronic ingintion system but does have a coil on it ( been replaced too). Did put the firing order on like a 351 has. but once you get the engine started all it does is pop thru the carberator. The timing is off just enough that it wont stay running. Timing chain and gears looks execellent in it. Is there another firiing order for this California engine model?
RunningMan I prefer to work on my own vehicles if I can enstead of taking it to a mechanic. I also got relation who is a decent mechanic too but the problem that we have really stumped both of us. As of right now the vehicle is in a mechanic shop and they cant even figure out what is wrong with it yet.

I suspect your distributor is 180 degrees out of phase. This is very common on Fords because the distributor drive gear has to slide between the gear teeth on the camshaft and it doesn't always go in too easily. Putting in the distributor requires both vertical and rotational combination of motions and too often one is neglected. You could be 180 degrees out or you could be one or two teeth off.

Find TDC on Number One with the piston on the compression stroke. Pull your distributor and align your distributor rotor so that it points forward. You will have to start the rotor at about the 2 o'clock position to do this. It will rotate to the 6 o'clock position as it goes in. If the distributor base does not fit completely down into the recess on the block, it ain't all the way in. It will give an audible clunk when it's all the way in. This tells you the gears have meshed. Now you know where TDC on One is. Becuase you have moved TDC from somewhere around the distributor cap to the front, you will have to remove and reroute the sparkleads to reflect the new location for TDC 1.

The primary thing is to be sure you know where TDC 1 is. Then be sure your cam gear and distributor drive gear are meshed. Then know which tower on the distributor cap is going to be Number One. After that, route the sparkleads to the various cylinders in the proper order. It should run well enough on the first crank and you can adjust the timing until it runs smoothly after that.

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