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becareful there, Ted..... i never could stand when i busted my shin, i recall one time a friend was helping me tighten up a disk gang, and missed the pipe wrench, instead ... he struck the the end disk, and the sledge hammer glanced off and struck my shin, it took me a while to walk right after that one.... lol! i still have a slight deformity on the bone.

how bad are these allen lugs mangled / rusted up on the inside of the hex ?

depending on what tools he has to use.... looks like it MIGHT ?? be enough of the 3 lugs protruding to use vise grip pliers, to get them broke loose and off, i agree I'd toss them, i like the wheels he's has. how many of these Allen head lugs does he have on each of the 4 wheels to deal with ??

jeep, looks like y'all might indeed have some much needed moisture moving in, it's already clouding up here, and the forcast calls for rain (light) today.... and again for tomorrow.

in your pic, that looks to me like the groove the snap-ring locks in.

HI, Bigraymac, welcome to the forums!

johndeere ! i like the way they think! thank you for the pics.

yes ^^^ red meat pork, and lamb i believe ? when she first got that one red meat and pork would make her very sick... and people around here don't consume much lamb, but sea food, fish, chicken and turkey.... are consumed, but not as much as red meat pork and chicken I've heard alpha gal can go away on it's own, there's just not too many people that get it, morgellens is even more rare.

a big thanks to jeep for helping with a technical location issue..... so credit for this post goes to him..... i may post about this later on.

90% ? I've never tried at that angle before, you bring a valid point (not to cut the aluminum) we did see some that had been etched / cut into into from previous builds. with a razor.... i use a very slim angle about 8-10 degree slant.

@Goober if you happen up anymore nos cmp atv accessories, but sure to post them up!

good deal..... glad to hear things have stabilized.... some, with this not happening sence 1976, must have been alot old growth being stored up over the lenght of time, i just looked and see the storms have moved off to the east, for here the heat wave hasn't made it way in just yet, so another nice calm day in store so far.

i got your message on my profile... @AKATV is the man! welcome to ATVH.

looks like the front has settled right over head, and is slow moving, glad to hear y'all got some, have you heard anything else about how this is effecting the wild fires ?

nice! clean looking classic honda 3 wheeler ........ you sold that other one you had, right ?

i hope y'all get some soon.... they are forecasting another spreading heat wave for the,southeast ....... in the next few days.

prov..... looks y'all are in for a good rain very soon.... might be some more much needed help for the fires.... as for us just getting ready for another heat wave moving in.... jeep.. i see a few storms starting to develop.... over eastern Arkansas.

like i said on page 85 of the weather thread I'm here to stay :-) and this along with all the other post will not produce a rise out of me at all....

ageed ^^^^ might even post us a few pics up, if you can ?

at LJ cycle shop. just up the road from me Johnny wilson cycles remember my 1st handle jay10.... and the reason i took that as my handle ? out of respect for him when he passed on... and wilson then because of what i learned at his shop.... also where i purchased my 2000 300..... but this doesn't really have to do with topic at hand does it ?

seen exactly the same in aftermath of a tornadoe.... houses standing side by side, one is left, while one is completely destroyed.... with nothing left but the foundation.

yeah... it is... i wish i had some history on how they did many things by hand back then... on that logging show swamp loggers they did talk about a steam donkey (i think it was called) pulled logs through woods (by cables) at a very high rate of speed... in my stock barn the foundation has some really big timbers that were cut down on this place..... i reckon back then they moved them with mules ? like they used to till the ground here... i take it that's one reason columbia is called the mule capital of the world ? but i believe there are other states deemed the same ? but how things have changed over time.

good deal! we used a very sharpened puddy knife at the shop... but many times I'd use a razor in the same fashion...

update..... she might going into treatment now.... because her doctor now told her shes taking way too many meds... and has had another pancreatic attack this (they say makes) 3.... which she's never had in the past years... (just this past year) yet they still have not much information on how to treat morgallens (sp) disease ... because the med she was taking actually has a danger of causing the attacks... so she might not have a choice but to stop taking so many meds.