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Old 09-20-2013, 09:55 PM
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Finished blasting the blade and all it's parts, good coat of primer. Now I just need to break out the old paint gun and get her a thick coat. I'm happy with the way it's coming along, can't wait to get it finished then I can blast the cart and get started on it.
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Old 09-20-2013, 10:58 PM
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Looks great night owl. Looking forward to more pics and info
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So If there is one thing I learned In the service is you learn from your mistakes. Man up and admit when you screw up!!! SO HERE IT IS.... I Placed the fans to close to the muffler, They are now slightly disfigured, ROFL well that may be a bit understated. I melted the out of them LoL. I guess I should of placed them on the top of engine like I had before on my pullers. Thought I would try something different. DUHHHHH.

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Pic of the week.
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Making mistakes doesn't make you a fool, but not learning from them does. You sharing your mistake might help to prevent someone else from making the same mistake. I think everyone makes mistakes...I made one yesterday and I think it is my turn to make another one today! If anyone claims to not make a mistake, then get a second opinion from his wife....unless he has duct taped over her mouth.

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Are we allowed to do that? My wive seems to think there are laws against using duct tape one her.
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