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And if anybody wants to have somebody vouch for this lady? she's as good as she looks and maybe even better.

I kind of like Puc's idea, but something to keep in mind if you go this route. When pushing smaller pipe into larger one, you could create enough debris that it might plug up somewhere further down the pipe where trees have sunk their roots. Maybe best to rent a sewer camera to see how that all might work out.

Ya I'll learn her! She's got 2 other great-grandkids to compete with so far, and 16-18 grandkids to guide the way, and if that don't work there's 8 great uncles and aunts to give direction, and they all know how to give input! :bowdown:I think I'll lay low for a bit, just to see how well they were trained. And oh, almost forgot, there's GreatGrandma as well. And that is just on my side, there's a whole bunch more from the other side,,, you know,,,, the outlaws.

Here's a couple of informative reads. https://www.homeadvisor.com/cost/plumbing/repair-a-sewer-main/ http://home.costhelper.com/sewer-line.html

I always think that if somebody else can do it, why can't I. Usually there is a good answer but sometimes it's as simple as needing 5 minutes of training, the right tools and the will to do it. Training maybe be available on-line, tools can be rented, and it looks like you have the will already in place.

Taking right after her Great Grand Pa I'd say, good looking (has likes of her father) lots of hair, doesn't complain much, eats well, content, not overweight, enjoys company, poops her,,aaaa does her business properly, A REAL SWEETHEART! Born by c-section on Monday Feb 26,2018, weighed in at 4lb 8oz, somewhat named after her great,great, great, great grandma, great, great, great grandma, great, great grandma, great grandma, grandma, and mom. Marielle Wilhelmina has arrived and doing well! 4 weeks early. Couldn't wait to see Grandpa.

A thought crossing my mind would be to shove a 4" inside the good part of the 6" if that works. That might save future problems and the outside digging. Don't know if that would work though, but if it does, problems are solved for now.

Nice guitar and bell stick, these guys should go far! Eh?

Dumb!

Yep, my thoughts!

Unless you did a lot of nice cleaning under those stator wires, they don't look to be an issue, below them though are the position sensor wires, looks like they are ok, but can't really tell from the pictures. Good job all around, carry on.

I'm still actually thinking about changing mine out, but would the one for a Slingshot fit? or would I have to get CarbonOne to add his magic?

The solenoid is stuck beside the battery on the left side facing forward. Also check the main fuse that's in a rectangular holder, and I believe it's stuck at the front of the battery.

Chatting is something that happens at tea parties, I do believe the focus was on talking, and brother, I is not in the running!!! Just ask me wife!

Awesome all around!!!!:happy65:

We have found in our business that there is no such thing as 'bad publicity'. Sure, maybe you didn't appreciate attending, but in the process you have most likely peaked interest from others who might just be looking for a venue such as you described. I usually find it best not to gripe, it doesn't do anything but promote. Maybe not as well as praise, but it does promote. As far as the weapon issue is concerned, any discussion on that will manage to find this thread in a much different location.

I say: It sure do look purdy, not too often one can see a Venture with a wedding dress on.

If you were having a rubber smell I would think belt first. Sure you have electrical issues and therefore your mind would go to electrical, but electrical don't smell like rubber and I find that most people can identify the difference, at least they can identify rubber smell, so I would check the belt before walking away.

Thanks for your thoughts Dave. Yep, we're high and dry as most folks are. There are some flooded areas, but nothing people shouldn't expect once in a while in that area. Most evacuations were done for precaution. Bridges were closed, and still are, also due to precaution. There was an ice jamb that might have caused some real consternation if it plugged entirely, but it broke up in time, although it did hold back some extra water. Today the river is high, but to my thinking all is as best as it could be. I'm thinking that the officials are thinking to err on the side of caution and seeing as folks are already out, best to leave them out for a bit longer just be on the safe side. Hey,, and the news is the news. Pictures were sure taken at attractive angles.

Looks to me like you are enjoying the labor, carry on McDuff!!! I would get rid of that red fuel hose though, before it starts to break down and plug carbs.

She shure do look pretty!!!!!!

Biggest issue would be to get them all as close as possible. I find that 6ft lbs is a bit hard to guess at. It would be a lot better to guess at 100ft lbs. At 6 if you're out by 10% that is quite a bit of torque, Best get some sort of tool that will produce something a little close to equal I think.

Where is Texas?? Is there food there??

Agreed!!! and stay away from bread!!!!

You know the rule at MD,,,,, bring your own TP!!!!!!!!!!