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Jan. 12th HAMOM
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I had a great time. Mary Ellen was a most gracious host. Thank you for
letting this motley crew help ol JP.
Prez is now our resident locker installer.
letting this motley crew help ol JP.
Prez is now our resident locker installer.
JP- My pics remind me . . . please hang on to my drop cloth for me . . . I'll get it from you at February meeting.
ClemsonCruiser
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will do sir.........
and yes David you are now the designated club locker installer; your patience, persistance, and ability to sit indian style for hours straight was simply amazing
I'll get the pics I have up this evening but now it off to brevard for wedding stuff
Looks like a good, productive HAMOM.
Congrats JP, sorry again I couldn't make it!
Congrats JP, sorry again I couldn't make it!
Where was JP in the pics? All I saw was some guy that looked like him wearing shoes.
No kidding. But there was a classic moment when he brought out an axe to use as a hammer. Priceless.
ClemsonCruiser
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living with a woman has ruined me I have become way to domestic
and on a side note.......... david H's commits about my bleeder vavles on my brakes being to tight was an omen for sure; noticed today the rear driverside was leaking a little so I assumed it was loose went to tighten it and it just spun in place and then popped completely out letting the freshly bled brakes lose all their fluid
. the threads were completely stripped so now I need a new wheel cyclinder, maybe david was right I was over tighting them
living with a woman has ruined me I have become way to domestic
and on a side note.......... david H's commits about my bleeder vavles on my brakes being to tight was an omen for sure; noticed today the rear driverside was leaking a little so I assumed it was loose went to tighten it and it just spun in place and then popped completely out letting the freshly bled brakes lose all their fluid
Man, that sucks! They were pretty rusty so don't be too hard on yourself. On the bright side
the brake backing plates/brakes are not so nasty after that cleaning you and Richard put on them.
It will be a whole lot less nasty to work on now.
The drums came off easy too so you are WAY ahead there Pal!
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Man, that sucks! They were pretty rusty so don't be too hard on yourself. On the bright side
the brake backing plates/brakes are not so nasty after that cleaning you and Richard put on them.
It will be a whole lot less nasty to work on now.
The drums came off easy too so you are WAY ahead there Pal!
it is no big deal at all......... I am just glad I noticed the leak I was getting ready to drive into pendleton to the exhaust shop; I am sure I would eventually run out of brake fluid and then I would have been in a real pickle
I would have felt very sorry for who or whatever was in my way 
nice pics, looks like the 62 got some work done to it. Rear brakes looked nasty! Still need to get mine done.