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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    Yeah, good point Pat. Them vibrating, pounding chebbies will break most anything that isn't loctited or safety wired!!!!!!!!!!
    dave you are working on me well that could be it dave but not all .oil hitting things and roping in the pan at 7500 rpms after time and i am sure some harmonic. but the ones that i have seen were the ones were the hole is very big on the tab .and the tab just is not very wide so and not flat to the body of the pump there is not much there and if you think about this. on some pans the pick up hangs way down ? so in time some things will move . and i do know of a ford 302 engine that the pump did break off at the bass so i know them chevys are junk but this happens to them fords to.

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    [QUOTE=pat mccarthy]dave you are working on me well that could be it dave but not all .oil hitting things and roping in the pan at 7500 rpms after time and i am sure some harmonic. but the ones that i have seen were the ones were the hole is very big on the tab .and the tab just is not very wide so and not flat to the body of the pump there is not much there and if you think about this. on some pans the pick up hangs way down ? so in time some things will move . and i do know of a ford 302 engine that the pump did break off at the bass so i know them chevy are junk but this happens to them fords to.[/QUOTE

    Yeah but Pat, if I didn't take every opportunity I could to mess with you about the chebbies, you'd be way ahead of me on messing with me and my Fords!!!!!

    As for things breaking inside of Ford engines, if it's in there, I've broke at least one of them!!!!!!! Guaranteed!!!!
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    Be careful of the bolted bracket only. I had one vibrate thru the bracket hole and the pickup fell out.

    I would and do now press it, bolt it, and weld it; ie belt and suspenders it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigdude
    I wont watch that movie for fear I might like it!
    well i think jonh wayne is rolling in his grave i just can not think of cowboys in love with each other that movie ain,t right

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    Uh excuse me Denny, but Brokeback Mountain is in Wyoming, not Texas.

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