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Joined: Nov 2008
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From: BC Canada
its for my sisters new bike. didnt lose them, one of them was bent. how the ______ you bend a pilot screw i dont know but........everything else is perfect. just need one screw so i can dial in the pilot circuit. i found one, its coming with all orings and gaskets. thanks anyway 
If you ever need some obscure part, feel free to ask.
I have my Dad's old collection of bike parts, he passed onto me, and 25 years worth of my own, working on them.
I have litterally thousands and thousands of parts.
I just might have what you need oneday.
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From: BC Canada
Sorry for the break, I don't know if they are any smoother. I don't think my daddy is going to get any better, with age I think it will be worst. It's just sad to not have your own daddy reconize you. We are real close and that is what makes it so hard, but I'll make it and thank's for asking.
You will be in my prayers David.
I dread the day my parents health goes to heck.
I love them both so very much.
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From: Manchester, CT USA
Well I got a few more things done on my F150: a) brake lines, hoses, calipers installed b) steering links in c) filled front pumpkin with gear lube.
No new pics from Sat but a couple from earlier this week
new spindle bearings, spindles attached, new wheel bearings and seal, new rotors, new Warn premium hubs
Back on four wheels! YAA! only took a year
Just added to the long list of yet to do
It's a Pathfinder plow setup I got for $150 almost complete. I just need the part to mount it to the frame, which I think a trip to Architectural Welding will fix.
No new pics from Sat but a couple from earlier this week
new spindle bearings, spindles attached, new wheel bearings and seal, new rotors, new Warn premium hubs
Back on four wheels! YAA! only took a year
Just added to the long list of yet to do
It's a Pathfinder plow setup I got for $150 almost complete. I just need the part to mount it to the frame, which I think a trip to Architectural Welding will fix.
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mornin all. its been a LONG few days. I started work friday morning. worked from 7am to 3pm running the sorter table all day. my job was basically watch as the rock and dirt mix went by and pick out and sticks, metal, and clay for 8 hours. not as boring as you would think cause it kept me on my toes, and youd be suprised what I pulled out of there, like a couple logs wider than computer monitors. then, the crusher got clogged and we (meaning me) had to unclog it by hand. took a half hour on friday and 5 hours yesterday and its still not unclogged. I got so dirty/dusty, my blue wallet is now white. but the dirtier I am, the happier I am. then, it was straight from there home to eat, shower, then run to the speedbowl. i was supposed to be there at 11:30, but i got there at 1:00. work ended at noon so oh well. at this point I was tired, sunburn, and my back hurt, but it was still fun. plus, there were a lot of wrecks, so it was good. and I saw NASCAR driver Johnny Benson with his super mod car. how was everybody elses weekend? lol
