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Old 09-25-2018, 07:57 PM
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Have fun! And keep up the pics
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^^^^ lol... but.... its okay its inline on his head not cocked in any way. Even a lot of MLB players are no longer curving their bills. And not to mention he is wrenching on a cub... he'll be just fine
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After I use gojo i often use dawn to get the rest off.. I have yet to use a hand soap for grease that works any better than dawn,
Dawn is the only soap the well driller uses, by the case. Down in the hole with everything. It fluffs up the dirt with the water. Blow it out with pressure all the way down to 200'. Mike
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Ok, we gotta stop picking on Coop's kid. That's the style these days and believe me when I say there was some stuff in the 90's I think back on and just shake my head about. Hopefully some rapper will start curving his bill so I can be cool again. I've been wearing a hat like a religion for over twenty years and this is what a perfectly curved bill should look like.
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Ok, we gotta stop picking on Coop's kid. That's the style these days and believe me when I say there was some stuff in the 90's I think back on and just shake my head about. Hopefully some rapper will start curving his bill so I can be cool again. I've been wearing a hat like a religion for over twenty years and this is what a perfectly curved bill should look like.
Lol.. and you wanted to take up a collection for Kevin's hats???
20 years is a long time for anything. Time for a new one
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Lol.. and you wanted to take up a collection for Kevin's hats???
20 years is a long time for anything. Time for a new one
This hat isn't 20yrs old, Its about 1yr old and use to be dark blue.
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Never heard of hobby king.. Is that RC stuff?
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So.. knocking out pins for clutch pedal and rod. Is this hole stock? Its coinvienent but does not look stock.. what do you guys think?
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There are access holes made into the frame to be able to remove the roll pins. Is that the one you’re referring to?
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