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15-06-15, 05:12
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I can see it.....
Laying on your back....... under the truck which is slowly dripping from it's innards onto your young face.....having removed the pan and loosened all the main bearing caps of the engine....... using a metal screw into the rope...grunting and pulling..... or using a chinese finger device to pull the new rope seal in place...... and the fear of cutting off the excess seal material too short
You really have two choices.... one.... buy more and thicker viscosity oil... add as required two... live with the natural Casual Metal Preservation oil spray and as Rob said....enjoy the Sun set in the Western sky.
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada 
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