It's the little things in life that attract me.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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T2R9
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Damn now I am hungry and I just ate!
Little lady with big ears, as some found out.
She is a spark plug , that one.
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We have a Lazboy plant right here by us, it got hit by one of the tornadoes, depending on who you ask we had 3-5. Anyway the Lazboy plant lost the front half of the building to the twister. Caved the building inside out. Weird2 Lazy Boys. To rest up from your trip.
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I'm waiting for the dump to open tomorrow, have a lazy boy in the back of my Ramcharger. Before it was in the back of that it was out on the front porch getting hosed down, pug that is too old to jump off of it, you can fill in the blanks. At least when we bought it a couple of years ago it was a floor model, reduced, plus we had a "scratch coupon" that subtracted 25% more, no tax etc.
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Make the pug unload it at the dump
Evening all. Back from a camping trip with the minions
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Lucky you survived
Especially after this melted while making grilled cheese over a fire… brand new Chinese posLucky you survived
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Wood. Persimmon wood, dried 4 years to be exactdid you use for fuel? Acetylene?
All I know is, I just proved all them dumb 9/11 “truthers” wrong. Simple fire can melt steel… the molten aluminum from the pie maker cut thru the steel campfire grate like it was butter
Well, that was an ordeal
Have to pick up transmission fluid tomorrow and run it through the break in.
Have to pick up transmission fluid tomorrow and run it through the break in.
It looks great. Hope it works smoothly.
Back together? Any surprises?
Few things. Basically, anything that is associated with the output shaft is specific to the V8 transmission.
Output shaft is machined differently
Tail section is different length and diameter, uses the 65 rear seal, has a bearing race Overrunning clutch has different spline count/size.
Rear flange is also different, recessed into the tail housing
Surprised it’s that much different
Same year pb?
Yes. Everything marked 64.
Digging through the 64 Chryco parts book was the reveal. Listed the v2 xv2 as having different part numbers.
My night was hot dogs on a stick and Tator salad.
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