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ragtop69gs

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  1. Looks to me like you have a good law suit against the trailer and ramp manufacturer, none of this could have been avoided. After all there was no warning sticker on the trailer or ramps.
  2. I would say you bought the WRONGsnowblower. Mine loves the wet heavy stuff, throws it 50-60 feet Put that blower away and get the snowmobile out and play in the
  3. I'd do it. Those guy's make some great money when they go that high.
  4. Looks like I'll be doing as you suggest. Thanks.
  5. Tried that, no difference. Have you used this method success ? Damn you southerners
  6. Darn... you caught me.
  7. I was always under the assumption that light bulbs only absorbed darkness, I wasn't aware that they do the same for condensation
  8. No cover on it. I don't get it, my tractor sits right next to it but never gets condensation. It must be that condensation is attracted to chrome or something.
  9. No Sir. Two dollar bills, in a plain manilla envelope only. send to: Jihad training center Raghead Hill Rd. Dearborn, Mi. 48126
  10. With all the swings in temperature lately I have been getting condensation covering the bike. It is stored in an unheated garage on a concrete floor. What can I do to prevent this from happening?
  11. To everybody that has received that letter of claim: I can investigate the validity of the claim request, for you, I don't want to see anyone get cheated out of their hard earned money. Just send me $175 Dollars USD to cover my time and expense and I'll get right on it. If in fact you are the rightful claimant there is an additional 46% recovery fee on all recovered funds. Thank you bary bary mush.
  12. So they are 3" in diameter ?
  13. That's good to know. Been using what I use for so long, don't see myself changin now. Both types cost about the same, unless, you use a MC specific coolant then you need to bend over as you take it off the shelf .
  14. The way I understand it is, that a lot of motorcycle water pumps have pump vanes made of rubber that contact the pump walls, similar to an outboard motor WP. When you use a silicate based anti-freeze it grinds the silicates between the vane and housing causing wear and eventual pump failure. Now if on the other hand, the RSV pump is of the non contact design, silicates should have no negative effects IMHO. I have always used silicate free in all my bikes, never had a pump failure yet.
  15. TANK's for sharing that
  16. I LOVE Grille'd Venison I have 2 in the freezer this year, never fired a shot. They both commited suicide on a fence down the road from me.
  17. Don't forget about Great Lakes Powersoprt on Miller, 1/2 mile west of I-75
  18. Thanks for the offer. I'll have to see how things progress when we get out there. It will probably be short notice if we find the time.
  19. Are you sure it's not those old finger knuckles popping from arthritis ?
  20. Yeah what he said: Crankcase Breather Cover Trim
  21. Well, I can't believe it ! Seems that the plug shimming stopped the leak. I know, I know ........... y'all told me so I wish all fixes could be this easy.
  22. Thanks for all the tips guy's. I'm heading into the woods tomorrow, gonna try and fill the freezer with venison. Won't be near a computer for at least 4 day's Later
  23. Sorry to hear of your mis-fortune. I always put my wallet in a zippered pocket when riding, of course that does not help if you leave it on a counter or worse yet set it on the bike while fueling. I lost my wallet twice, both times I was lucky enough to have had honest folks find it, returned with everything intact both times. I have my fingers crossed that you are as lucky. Good Luck
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