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Old 05-07-2018, 12:22 AM
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Yeah, good to be back at it. SORTA. Slower than normal, but better than I expected by now.
Now the 2372 is back in holding pattern. Seems Nancy had "issues" with her ATV I wasn't told about. "Been going on the last few months". I was wondering why she was using mine lately.
So now that's being torn apart. I hate these Japanese things.
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Good luck Todd! I hear those Japanese camel toes are sideways.
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Old 05-07-2018, 09:09 AM
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Good luck Todd! I hear those Japanese camel toes are sideways.
Ha,LOL yep sideways.
True story:
Back when dirt was new--- '65 I was working on a honda 250 scrambler, and several pictures in the official service manual were printed upside down.
And their translator left something to be desired also.
But we learned well, because now, a lot of pictures are posted inverted or sideways.
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Old 05-14-2018, 11:17 PM
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It's ALIVE.
Got it fired up today, and surprisingly, the hydro wasn't far out of neutral, considering all the twisted, and bent linkage that I had straightened. And, no leaks either. Guess I'm just that darn good.
But, I did have the rear wheels off the floor for the initial start up, just in case.
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Good work looks much better.
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Old 05-15-2018, 12:51 AM
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It's ALIVE.
Got it fired up today, and surprisingly, the hydro wasn't far out of neutral, considering all the twisted, and bent linkage that I had straightened. And, no leaks either. Guess I'm just that darn good.
But, I did have the rear wheels off the floor for the initial start up, just in case.
Yes Todd... you are that darn good!!

Glad to see this project going well for you! You deserve a break with this one after all the bad luck!

Looking good!!
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Excellent Todd.....

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Well done. And, look how clean the shop looks !
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Good news! Glad it's running again!!
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Glad everything goes well Todd, you did great!
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