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25-03-10, 23:13
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The culprit
D'you reckon it was Chip & Dale? or Mac n' Tosh?
Frustrating for you Phil, I know, but very funny..... 
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25-03-10, 23:48
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Good thing you found them before you cranked up the engine. The engine would have run OK, but there would have been nuts ricocheting all over the workshop!
Rat-a-tat-nuts!
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26-03-10, 15:02
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Phil,
Maybe this where the saying "Revving the Nuts out of it " came from !  Best Regards Keith Last edited by Keith Orpin; 26-03-10 at 15:10.
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26-03-10, 15:45
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Our criters maynot be dangerous
As I said before Chipmunks are rodents with racing strips. They may not be dangerous like some of your Australian critters but they are sure annoying.
They really seam to like exhaust pipes, I've had them fill mufflers with acorns, particularly bad if the muffler baffles are such that they can fill the can with acorns, had a muffler fire that way on my HUP. Now I try to remember particularly in the fall to put a soda can over the end of the pipe when I park the truck. The trucks make such a strange sound when you start with a chipmunk in the pipe. Cheers Phil
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27-03-10, 19:50
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My problem is that I have a lot of them
Hi Phill
My problem is that we have a lot of them and they all think they are pets. Two of them got on the screened porch and terrorized our 20 lbs cat. He enjoyed watching them run around but when they started coming towards him he didn't want any part of it and when running for cover. It is great to be working under one of the trucks and have one run across you on his way out of the shop. Cheers Phil
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28-03-10, 11:42
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Possible solution to the squirrel problem
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