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Old 04-04-2012, 09:45 AM
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Even the trip to the Zoo has an underlying motive. Especially the bear exhibit. What are baby bears called? Man that is subliminal advertising. Lol
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My hydro pump seems to be on mule freight, as it's not here yet either.

So your trip to Tenn is not really a Cub fetching road trip, it's a Zoo visit, with a cub side trip. I like this approach. Very creative!




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It's while we're in TN lets pick up the 4 digit plan. We love trips to the zoo so we had a trip in mind already. This is going to allow us to spend the night at a hotel and I'll be able to leave the wife and kids at the hotel pool while I pick up the 4 digit. I hope your taking notes John this is how it's done!

The hydraulic will be worth the wait! You'll wonder how you ever lived without it!

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Even the trip to the Zoo has an underlying motive. Especially the bear exhibit. What are baby bears called? Man that is subliminal advertising. Lol
Best of all it was Evan's idea! So momma can't bear down on me hard! Lets keep the puns rolling!
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"I hope your taking notes John this is how it's done!"


I am indeed! I need all the help I can get in staying out of the doghouse.

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I am indeed! I need all the help I can get in staying out of the doghouse.

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If sometimes means all of the time then yes your correct!
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I'm headed to TN to pick up another 4 digit this weekend and it will take the place of the 5 digit (no hood).

Here's the link to the hydraulic pump install. I might merge these two threads later on as I should have keep everything to one thread. Rookie mistake.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=16692

I've started the tear down process on the 3 digit and will take it to the body man and powder coater this week.
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plasti-dip

i've used it before and it works well. I know its available retail, though i can't recall where i got mine.

Alternately lowes sells a selection of clear flexible tubing...a short piece of which can be slipped over this point to protect the hood. I use it on the tabs on top of the cast iron grill frame that rub the bottom of the hood on my 123.

A dot of 3m weatherstrip adhesive ("yellow peril" in the car trade , as it really sticks to stuff) holds it in place.

Great to finally see the twins duke!

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they used to make a rubber coating gel that you could dip the handles of your tools in (like pliers) and it would restore the rubber grip to it and you could control how thick you wanted it. I have even seen it at wal-mart before, but i forget its name. You could rubberize them, though i don't know how long that would hold up....at least for a while.

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hi can you tell me why the carb (carter) is so expensive on the 123? Extremely rare to find, and a whopping 200.00 . If you can find it, i dont understand, the engine spec 4759b, model no--301as, and a part number of47 853 21-s. Is a rare number also, but cannot find any change over cross reference. Can you explain? Thanks john
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