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Radiator Leak
- Thread starter Big T
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Will L.
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Not understanding your question.
We were talking atf line size through radiator.
Husker6.5
135' diagonal 16:9HD, 25KW sound!
I thought, based on the comment stream in the thread, that you were referring to coolant flow based on water pump and in/out/overflow nipple sizes and internal flow of the Champion, not the flow through the integral transmission cooler because of the need to use adapters.
Left your participles dangling again, @Will L.! Need to tie them up so they don't get caught in something!
Big T
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My wife got rid of the old coolant yesterday and the old radiator today.
Checked coolant level and none lost so far.
Checked coolant level and none lost so far.
MrMarty51
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I have a old shack that has a crapper a shower and two sinks. Every once in a while I pour a little bit of the old prestone down those to keep the sewer gas from filling the building and, the sewer pipes dont freeze up.
This building would never be worth fixing to rent out, it would be in the very low rent district, besides, the previous owner blowed off his head in there with a ten gauge shotgun.
His sons, right after the funeral, patched the holes in the ceiling. It is a two story barn looking affair, and, there is still pieces of Dan between the ceiling of the ground floor and the floor of the second story.
Not many would wanna pay rent for such a dwelling.
MrMarty51
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I’ll get some tomorrow., dark out there now and there is no power or lights in the shed.
There is a kind of a 1/2 or 3/4 circle on the ceiling of patches, where his recliner chair used to set.
This family moved into that shack when I was maybe six or seven so we all grew up together. Dan and I was about the same age but were never close friends. He was too two faced, or maybe it was bipolar.
He was taking drugs for bipolar but then quit. Then things went to
for him real fast.
MrMarty51
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You askededed for it, You gottit.
From the north side.
And the east end.
a peeek inside the door. The one to the left of the east end pic, surrounded wit all duh piggy pink.
a shot of the patch job. Cant seeit too good with all the ugly blue they smeared it with.
I am sure there is bone, brains and teeth in the ceiling.
maybe a better shot, oops, unintentional punnnn.
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MrMarty51
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Note the circular pattern of the patches.
dbrannon79
I'm getting there!
Creapy! I bet the kids or grandkids are spooked to go in there! keeps them out of your tools lol but thats a fine couple of road hawgs ya got there!
MrMarty51
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Yeah, the one son that lives here, dont bother him to go in there. The grand daughter though, she wont.Creapy! I bet the kids or grandkids are spooked to go in there! keeps them out of your tools lol but thats a fine couple of road hawgs ya got there!
The orangish colored bike is a 1957 Harley, 125cc Model B Hummer.
I had that when I was 13 years old. 40 years later got it back and restored it.
The other is a 1974 Triumph T-150 Trident. Triple cylinder four stroke. Yup, it will do 150 MPH too.
Big T
Well-Known Member
Why don't you just pull down that section of drywall? That's such a cheesy, ghetto style repair.
MrMarty51
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Welp, now that You mention it, this section of town was always referred to as the island, the inhabitants thereof were called, You guessed it, the Island Rats.
I use that old shed for storage only. It would never be worth dumping money into for a rental. I should clear out all the stuff thats stored in there, have an auction sale and get down sized a bunch, tear down that old eyesore and maybe put up a nice garage/shop building. Big enough for the boats, four wheeler and the MG to all fit under one roof.
dbrannon79
I'm getting there!
That sounds like a calling to build ya a large man cave for all your toys!!Welp, now that You mention it, this section of town was always referred to as the island, the inhabitants thereof were called, You guessed it, the Island Rats.
I use that old shed for storage only. It would never be worth dumping money into for a rental. I should clear out all the stuff thats stored in there, have an auction sale and get down sized a bunch, tear down that old eyesore and maybe put up a nice garage/shop building. Big enough for the boats, four wheeler and the MG to all fit under one roof.
Will L.
Well-Known Member
I knew you was the kinda guy to own a Hummer!
Big T
Well-Known Member
Sounds like your Kurt Cobain shed
Husker6.5
135' diagonal 16:9HD, 25KW sound!
That place would have been a palatial retreat for the Unibomber!
MrMarty51
Well-Known Member
The neighbor built a real nice shed. He can pull his CC LB truck into it with the camper attached and have room for his boat. He pulls both boat and camper in tandem.
I asked him how much that building raised the taxes on that piece pf property. He said that building jumped My taxes $750.00 a year.
I already pay over $1200.00 a year and I shord could not afford another 750.
Okay, back to radiators and leaks, I guess.
I asked him how much that building raised the taxes on that piece pf property. He said that building jumped My taxes $750.00 a year.
I already pay over $1200.00 a year and I shord could not afford another 750.
Okay, back to radiators and leaks, I guess.
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93detroit
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Nice bike! I wish I knew where my Grandpa's suicide shift Harley was. He bought it after getting home from Germany in 1947.