March B/S Thread All welcome
Post Fiend
Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Wallingford, CT
Well my brother is moved into his new house. (rental)
Tomorrow I've got to help my mom's friend move into her new house. (not a rental)
Oh the joy...
I'm about ready for some more
I've been moving furniture and such since 9:00 and didn't stop til 5:30.
Tomorrow I've got to help my mom's friend move into her new house. (not a rental)
Oh the joy...
I'm about ready for some more
I've been moving furniture and such since 9:00 and didn't stop til 5:30.
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From: Greenfield, MA
Evening Pete...sounds like you had some fun today...and...you have something to look forward to tomorrow!!! 
The following is said in my best Russian accent..."You young...you strong like bull"!!!
The following is said in my best Russian accent..."You young...you strong like bull"!!!
Post Fiend
Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Wallingford, CT
Actually I think (or maybe I should say hope) I might be able to get my brother to take me skeet shooting as a sort of thank you.
Logistics Pro
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From: Connecticut
Morning all. It certainly does look crummy out, doesn't it. Oh well, will just have to spend the day watching tv and playing video games!
Greg
Greg
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yes, i need to move my a$$ and get it on the road! i save $10 on fuel everytime i ride it to work versus my truck, not to mention wear and tear on the truck is much more expensive to fix compared to a bike.
factory yamaha engineering from 1982:
aaron's engineering (keep it simple stuid):
pete - MOVING SUCKS. makes you really appreciate 3' doors and the first floor.
factory yamaha engineering from 1982:
aaron's engineering (keep it simple stuid):
pete - MOVING SUCKS. makes you really appreciate 3' doors and the first floor.
pedant
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: EXTREME southwest CT
I need my truck to bring tools and materials to work with me (if I can find some)
It needs front pads, tires and universals, but without work I can't even afford this basic maintenance.
Plus, I have an A.I.R. pump to install, but I want to upgrade to a 160A 3G Alternator and a less noisy P/S pump at the same time.
factory yamaha engineering from 1982:
In '82 I had a new Seca 650, a Ducati 900SS, a Ducati 250 MKIII, a GS 450ST, and the last of my RD400's.
Wiring looms were typically a rats nest of frayed, chafed, corroded and shorted spaghetti whose colors were so faded as to be indistinguishable IF the schematic you had was even correct.
Switch gear was pretty poor in that era as well.
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more battling of the 80's engineers today. come on Ford....how many wires does it take to run 4 guages and some lights?!
we are 99% done under the hood though!
jim....i gutted an 89 bronco about 6 years ago. i saved all of the serpentine belt related brackets and accessories (planned on converting my v-belt bronco) i dragged the box out of the dust today with intentions of scrapping everything. there is an air pump, and a P/S pump in there. they were all functional when they went into the box, they are free to a good home with no warranty or give-backs
i can get more info and pics if you'd like.
we are 99% done under the hood though!
jim....i gutted an 89 bronco about 6 years ago. i saved all of the serpentine belt related brackets and accessories (planned on converting my v-belt bronco) i dragged the box out of the dust today with intentions of scrapping everything. there is an air pump, and a P/S pump in there. they were all functional when they went into the box, they are free to a good home with no warranty or give-backs
i can get more info and pics if you'd like.
Logistics Pro
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From: Connecticut
Morning Ray. Hopefully we will get to see the sun today. Bristol actually had thunder and lightning last night which means I don't get any sleep because the dog is bouncing off the walls.
Greg
Greg