missing linc
Loose nut behind the wheel
Well...............whatever works buddy!
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Ahoey
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Naa happens to the best of us, as long as it didn’t go off when it was fully engaged with the block
My friend actually “broke” his *****. His lady was on top and didn’t make it back to the intended place. He said it was very painful.
I’d try a little lacquer thinner.
Ouch!!!
missing linc
Loose nut behind the wheel
Something similar happened to my buddy's brother, for years after he was called "Chief Broken ****".
Funny how we folks that live in Indian country (reservations) have funny nicknames like that. We had a kid who always had chapped lips. Chief lickem lips.
Mark Wainwright
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Big Chief Running Nose
Mark Wainwright
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What a dipshit lol
Mark Wainwright
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Morning guys.
I got the pump off yesterday just after lunch. I cut the front yard because today is rain. The back will have to wait looks like.
So, Diane and I took off to drop the pump off and when we got there the guy says just wait I'll rebuild it right now.
So 40 minutes later we were back on the road. He charged me 20 bucks. And seeing he did it right away and didn't have to return I gave him 40 bucks.
About a 3 hr drive return so Mark is a happy camper.
I'll clean it up and paint it so it looks good.
I was tired when I got home.
That was sad what happened to the crew of the sub. The Titanic took another 5 lives but they knew the risks.
BTW that accident scene from the two tractors, the one lane is still closed. It was a real mess but the bridge had to be inspected from all the heat.
Have a great day guys and an even better weekend
I got the pump off yesterday just after lunch. I cut the front yard because today is rain. The back will have to wait looks like.
So, Diane and I took off to drop the pump off and when we got there the guy says just wait I'll rebuild it right now.
So 40 minutes later we were back on the road. He charged me 20 bucks. And seeing he did it right away and didn't have to return I gave him 40 bucks.
About a 3 hr drive return so Mark is a happy camper.
I'll clean it up and paint it so it looks good.
I was tired when I got home.
That was sad what happened to the crew of the sub. The Titanic took another 5 lives but they knew the risks.
BTW that accident scene from the two tractors, the one lane is still closed. It was a real mess but the bridge had to be inspected from all the heat.
Have a great day guys and an even better weekend
Morning guys it's a no work day for me so think I'll go visit my son in jail and see how hes doing.
Ahoey
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No work day for me also. Got the A up and running. Going to go to shop and do the maintenance on it and take the wife for ice cream after supper tonight
sounds like fun I got the AA running last month but now it's just sitting in the garage waiting for me to finish it.
Ahoey
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Learned a lesson yesterday all condensers are not created equal. The 6 volt one on the A will work on 12 volts for a while but will burn up shortly put a ballast resistor in circuit to cut voltage down, hopefully
Never thought of that good plan.
Ahoey
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After converting to 12V I burned 3 condensers. I couldn’t see 3 of them being bad so investigated like I said hopefully
I would guess they have them for a 12 volt system but honestly didn't think there would be a difference.
Not cheap.
Morning Biff.
Well guys replaced the oil dipstick tube on the Scamp and this morning I tried to come up with a bracket to hold it from breaking off again.
Had a toilet seat hinge that I broke the pressboard seat on and kept the hinge. Well it came in handy. lol
Had a toilet seat hinge that I broke the pressboard seat on and kept the hinge. Well it came in handy. lol
Ahoey
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Pretty slick trick.
One of my better brain farts I think. lol
Ahoey
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Would think it would, nice job Murray.
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