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Old 10-18-2018, 11:35 AM
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When does j-mech get out of time out? I miss his input, opinions and his sometimes spirited comments.

I haven’t been on this forum for very long, when I first joined I was at first a bit surprised/shocked with some of his responses but they all came with a great deal of expertise with them. He may not be the friendliest responder on the forum but he is one of like 10 people that respond with fast concise answers every time.
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Old 10-18-2018, 12:12 PM
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I has been pretty quiet lately. When I need my daily dose of jmech I just call him on the phone.
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Old 10-18-2018, 12:25 PM
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You need to use the right bait to lure him out: Hey, my 1811 wheel bearings seemed loose and when I inspected the spindles they are 10-20 thousands narrow where the bearing races contact the spindle. Is there a way to shim under the race or should I buy some good used spindles? Maybe I'll go cheap and use some JB-weld to build it up.

Wait for it, wait for it..........
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Old 10-18-2018, 12:34 PM
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It’s harvest time. He’s probably busy farming
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Yep playing with real tractors...
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I think he is "busy" Ha,LOL!!
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You need to use the right bait to lure him out: Hey, my 1811 wheel bearings seemed loose and when I inspected the spindles they are 10-20 thousands narrow where the bearing races contact the spindle. Is there a way to shim under the race or should I buy some good used spindles? Maybe I'll go cheap and use some JB-weld to build it up.

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Lol... I don’t think that’s it. Mudrig has been trying his best with this technique

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I think he is "busy" Ha,LOL!!
I think this is more accurate
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From what I understand... Nov 9
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He’ll be back when the administration stops being petty and other people act like adults.
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