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What will potentially hold things up is the replacement bearings. As long as I have it all apart I should really replace the drive shaft and jack shaft bearings. I don't think anyone will have those in stock.
5+ is what they are saying for the Twin Cities.
Hopefully all goes well for you!
Originally Posted by Skattracker3
Good morning guys.
I got our sleds up and running finally. Had one brake that was stuck, but cleaned up and greased caliper slides and all is good. Need to give them a quick once over before next Friday. We are going with Nicole's parents to thier cabin by Itasca. Apparently lots of snow up ther already with good trail conditions and they are expecting 10"+ of snow from this storm.
Thought tommorow would be a day to relax, but the wood pile is getting small and should build it up before it snows again and need to go get hay for horses too. It sucks living in country some times.
Good morning Lee! All part of a good days work!
Originally Posted by msmenne17
It's not quite 9:30 and I'm ready to go home. Off and on all morning my stomach has felt uneasy.
You drove that Denali again last night didn't you and now you are feeling uneasy.....hmmmmm...
You drove that Denali again last night didn't you and now you are feeling uneasy.....hmmmmm...
Nope. No Denali in my future. Too many expensive bells and whistles to fix. The AWD made me nervous from the beginning. The air ride, while nice when working, sounds like it's a very common problem and expensive.
Hey Michael! I've been good, thanks! Been very busy with school and work. Most days I start at 8 at one or the other and my day ends by 5 at the earliest, and 8 at the latest. I have one class that is a 6-8 class. Enjoying the new classes and trying to kick butt this semester. I need to get my grades up, and that's difficult for me to do. I'm a terrible student most days, compared to some. I am happy to say that I'm officially done with Chemistry. I took it twice in Ely and then I still had to take it last semester, and finally passed. Me and Chem just don't get along...
Just living the dream here up here in the never-ending windstorm.
Sounds like my schedule in college. I was working full time as well as taking a full class load. I don't think I could do that again.
I'm taking one class right now and it's kicking my butt. Managerial Economics for Managers. The first question from the professor was asking "So ... who's taken calculus?" ...
Our entire grade is based on two tests. The first test was last week. 5 questions worth 200 points total. The final test (non-cumulative) is worth 300 points.
Sounds like my schedule in college. I was working full time as well as taking a full class load. I don't think I could do that again.
I'm taking one class right now and it's kicking my butt. Managerial Economics for Managers. The first question from the professor was asking "So ... who's taken calculus?" ...
Our entire grade is based on two tests. The first test was last week. 5 questions worth 200 points total. The final test (non-cumulative) is worth 300 points.
Ouch... Those tests don't even sound fun. That first question about Calc, would have got me shaking a bit...
Yes sir, Troy! I figured if I should drop by more often than I have been recently.
I figured it was your girlfriend keeping you busy!
Originally Posted by msmenne17
Nope. No Denali in my future. Too many expensive bells and whistles to fix. The AWD made me nervous from the beginning. The air ride, while nice when working, sounds like it's a very common problem and expensive.
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