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What did you do in your garage today..?
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You are 100% correct…Sounds to me like someone who's procrastinating.
- opened up the bike
- basement leak
- fix basement 50%
- gallstone
- recover to 90%
- fix basement to 90%
- start on bike again
With about 40% of procrastinating in between.
I’m sure I could (illegally) sell the Limoncello and Grapefruit variety with no issues lol.Back in the day they had Rum Runners…MP could be the neighbourhood Limoncello Runner. #sidehustle
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. #sidehustleEvery time I brought it out the first issue is that it goes too fast!
Last year camping the 4 of us knocked a 750mL bottle off in 20min….
Tried that on the snowblower before storing it for winter. Almost puked my guts out.
Man card revoked. I’ll just run it dry during the week. Pumped most of it out by the siphon pump.
I use a clear length of tubing so you can see where the gas is in the tubing.
I do too...the fumes I was sucking in made me gag. No puking at least....so maybe it's more like a man-card suspension?
It'll return with time.
sburns
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Wife trying to tell you something... either you need to go out running more, or you will be going out running...
Why not both? LoLWife trying to tell you something... either you need to go out running more, or you will be going out running...
Honestly the trailers we have are great, but totally garbage on anything worse than smooth pavement/gravel. This new one will change things nicely.
So now we have:
- stroller for the street
- stroller for 'off-pavement'
- chariot behind the bike
Too much junk in the house...time to start clearing things out.
Bought one of these shaker siphon hoses about 15 years ago at one of the bike shows and still works perfect.
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Neat. Is the tubing stiff when its cold?Bought one of these shaker siphon hoses about 15 years ago at one of the bike shows and still works perfect.
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cruiserider
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I never had to empty my snowblower's tank. Shell premium (ethanol free) gas from day one, dab of fuel stabilizer, full tank in March and it fires on the first pull every winter. 17 years and counting on my Ariens blower. Same thing with my 20 y/o lawnmower.
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Good question!
And yes it totally is stiff now that it's so old. When I first got it, the tubing was pretty flexible, but it's been rolled up in the same position for so long now that it's a bit harder to straighten out.
I used it about 3 weeks ago to get the 2yr old gas out of one bike and put it into my wife's car. It was pretty cold out too, so that certainly didn't help. I'm sure if I was using it in warmer weather, it would be much easier to straighten out. Either way, it only added a minute onto the job, so not a big deal.
Yes, I know what you mean, I feel the same way sometimes..........
Me too, must be old age creeping up on me. I'm looking forward to warmer weather too.
sburns
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Some decent weather and some time to spend in the garage. Finally got the new brake rotor installed. I took it to a guy. No heat needed, watched him remove it so I should be able to next time.
Ohh shiny!
And now this again.... stupid bracket around main headlamp broke at a different spot then last time.
JB weld to the rescue again. As you can see the opposite side is still holding on!
I may have found a replacement part for this bracket. But will try this first and see how it goes.
Ohh shiny!
And now this again.... stupid bracket around main headlamp broke at a different spot then last time.
JB weld to the rescue again. As you can see the opposite side is still holding on!
I may have found a replacement part for this bracket. But will try this first and see how it goes.
Maybe have a new one 3D printed? Some dudes on here may be looking for a project.
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