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06-13-2012 07:53 AM #24
Wow! Sorry I hit a nerve! No offense was intended in any way. It simply seemed to me that swapping out pipes was a pretty easy task, compared to the brake work, which you mentioned that you had done earlier. Having a shop with a lift makes a HUGE difference in either job, and is explanation enough! Added to that, having a buddy that has the shop, tools and experience is a GREAT way to do the work - learning by experience cannot be beat, especially with a mentor.
I don't think I've ever questioned your mechanical abilities, and if I have please accept my apology. As for my background, I'm a retired mechanical engineer with background in power control systems, which is probably a detriment to many projects as I tend to over-analyze or over-think things. My car building experience is limited to one vehicle, but I dearly enjoy figuring out how to do things that I've not tackled before.
I do have one of the older Maytag washer/dryer combo's (before they "went cheap") and I've been trying to get that blinkin' washer drive belt adjusted "just right" for a long time, but it still "squeaks" occasionally, making me think that another belt replacement is in my future
. If only you were closer to Kansas....
I'll avoid making any comments to your posts in the future, to avoid any chance of offending you further. Sorry for any negative Karma I've caused you.Roger
Enjoy the little things in life, and you may look back one day and realize that they were really the BIG things.





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