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bosque wrote: The carnage....
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Maybe you should stick to only taking one of the sisters for a ride at a time. :lol:
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RiverPatrol wrote:
bosque wrote: The carnage....
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Maybe you should stick to only taking one of the sisters for a ride at a time. :lol:
I don't think theres room for all the sisters in a Patrol! Or is there Dave??? :think: :lol:
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If you use the ghetto straps, you can get a couple more of the picture girls strapped to the hood..... :lol: :lol: :lol:
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miksum56 wrote:
RiverPatrol wrote:
Maybe you should stick to only taking one of the sisters for a ride at a time. :lol:
I don't think theres room for all the sisters in a Patrol! Or is there Dave??? :think: :lol:
As long as Crisco stays in biz....they'll fit! :text-banplz:
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50car wrote:If you use the ghetto straps, you can get a couple more of the picture girls strapped to the hood..... :lol: :lol: :lol:
Man-o-man Jeff....I treat them well......well, better than my pooch....
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I had a peek at my brakes today, they just seemed to pull to the right in the front and there was wetness/leaking. I took off the wheel and one obvious problem.....a 3" section of the brake drum snapped off the edge.
I'll go back to gardening and think about it. :confusion-helpsos:
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Wow, that's some pretty rough treatment there. Those drums are pretty stout. Probably an indication that it hit the ground at one time, like slipping of a jack. That had to have made for some very interesting driving.

I guess you need a drum now? :techie-hal:
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bosque wrote:
50car wrote:If you use the ghetto straps, you can get a couple more of the picture girls strapped to the hood..... :lol: :lol: :lol:
Man-o-man Jeff....I treat them well......well, better than my pooch....
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Nice editing job with the video. My poochs are allways happier to climb aboard rather than eat my dust! I see yours is no different. Where was the other hound? :think:
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miksum56 wrote: Nice editing job with the video. My poochs are allways happier to climb aboard rather than eat my dust! I see yours is no different. Where was the other hound? :think:
Mike, She can be a real grump and so we ignore her and leave her home sometimes.
RiverPatrol wrote:Wow, that's some pretty rough treatment there. Those drums are pretty stout. Probably an indication that it hit the ground at one time, like slipping of a jack. That had to have made for some very interesting driving.

I guess you need a drum now? :techie-hal:
I will need a replacement.
I am so curious when this may have happened. I'll get a shot to clarify but oddly it may be a separate issue since there is a damp spot of fluid present.
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bosque wrote:
miksum56 wrote: Nice editing job with the video. My poochs are allways happier to climb aboard rather than eat my dust! I see yours is no different. Where was the other hound? :think:
Mike, She can be a real grump and so we ignore her and leave her home sometimes.
Sounds like my ex, :lol: :clap: :doh:
RiverPatrol wrote:Wow, that's some pretty rough treatment there. Those drums are pretty stout. Probably an indication that it hit the ground at one time, like slipping of a jack. That had to have made for some very interesting driving.

I guess you need a drum now? :techie-hal:
I will need a replacement.
I am so curious when this may have happened. I'll get a shot to clarify but oddly it may be a separate issue since there is a damp spot of fluid present.
More Tomorrow.
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