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Old 06-25-2013, 12:32 PM   #1
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Yes, you wouldn't want her coughing anything up while under anesthetic! And by the way, probably a good decision considering what you have invested in her. I assume you are going for the upgraded LN bearing, but are you also getting the clutch done?

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21k on the clock, i'd say they clutch is about only 1/3 worn if that.
I'd save my cash, and stick a new bearing in there when it goes. 30/40k down the road...so by JD's standard....15 years from now!


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21k on the clock, i'd say they clutch is about only 1/3 worn if that.
I'd save my cash, and stick a new bearing in there when it goes. 30/40k down the road...so by JD's standard....15 years from now!


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I'm guessing the clutch probably has even less wear than that. In which case, I'll be in assisted living by the time it has to be replaced.
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Old 06-25-2013, 01:30 PM   #4
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Yes, you wouldn't want her coughing anything up while under anesthetic! And by the way, probably a good decision considering what you have invested in her. I assume you are going for the upgraded LN bearing, but are you also getting the clutch done?

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Yes, the LNE bearing with a dab of Oil of Olay.
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Old 06-25-2013, 01:37 PM   #5
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This is an easy DIY. Just use this instruction manual:

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Bravo JD! Get 'er done with and enjoy.

Sometimes being a man of danger is knowing which battles to fight, and this opponent is a ninja.
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I hope the Dr. has skinny fingers.

Seriously, how do you inspect play in the IMSB short of taking down the trans?
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Bravo JD! Get 'er done with and enjoy.

Sometimes being a man of danger is knowing which battles to fight, and this opponent is a ninja.
Death by Ninja would be less painful than IMS failure !
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Don't worry it will all be over tomorrow. I send down some Monte Cristos for you to pass around in the waiting room
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That's the one benefit to living in Canada - Cuban cigars !
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Death by Ninja would be less painful than IMS failure !
Well, what a bargain this whole IMS thing is!
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