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  1. hoppedupandcutdown
    I believe she is the current reigning "King of the River" I would rather she change her plans and come. She races good.
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    I can't believe that Krista still has her spot on the concrete available as of this morning.
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    He sent me a screenshot that reads "You are currently restricted from posting content"
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    But I'd need 85001 try's before I'd show a profit.
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    So I've had my eye this antique (from the 1930's) Penny Arcade Strength tester. It's $850, but I think at 1cent a try I could easily get my money back from drunks at LSOK. I just a bit concerned one of you egg plants would break it.
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    The Banshee puts out AC voltage. The LED bar wired direct will turn off and on a bazillion times a second without a rectifier converting it to DC. Some light bars last for people, some do not.
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    The Banshee has a 1 wire regulator, nothing close to a rectifier.
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    They come with DC bulbs, they (the bulbs) don't care that the current feeding them is alternating.
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    I'm just sayin'... You know how many Silver Bullets a hundo buys?
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    You can wire in your LED bar, some last, some do not. Best to use a rectifier, even better to do a dc conversion and run a battery.
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    12V AC current, but use DC bulbs, and is tested with DC volt meter. NO RECTIFIER.
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    Oh, not you. Maybe those trying to keep up with you...
  13. hoppedupandcutdown
    Good. I will not anyone puke in, on, nor near my campsite.
  14. hoppedupandcutdown
    I now carry 3 different styles of bead breaker
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    It is VERY soft metal, a file will do the work in short time. Also be careful as the drill bit will want to just fly right through it. Put a broom stick or the like in the carb body so the drill bit doesn't damage the other side.
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    Don't worry about it, Just gives us so much more room for activities. You'll still have room to squeeze in somewhere if things work out for you.
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    https://www.facebook.com/events/269595600213802/?acontext={"ref"%3A"4"%2C"feed_story_type"%3A"308"%2C"action_history"%3A"null"}
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    But yes, i agree, that is excessive. Might explain why some people run out of adjustment though.
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    1.4625" actually for a 117 link chain. Same math as RU's Honda manual above.
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    That's what I've always done. But since I've found specs I'm curious, as the Banshee Clymer and Regina's website says double the wear limit for non-oring chain. At .0125" per link, that's 1 1/2" for a +4 swinger chain. I would hope those specs would be for chain failure not just sprocket wear.
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    I maintain too many quads to just replace chain all willy-nilly. So far, I'm going with 16 links pin to pin is 10" Wear limit is said to be 10.98" That's .06" wear max per pin The worst "looking" one measures 10.02"
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    Does any one measure their 520 chain to keep track of wear for replacement before it lets go? I'm going to start, but in 5 manuals I've found 3 different wear limits.
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    Choke bowl on the left carb? Red arrow to "BB" that designates the choke bowl on most carbs
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    The WD in WD-40 literally stands for water displacement. Not that I've ever used anything but premix oil, but that sounds like a better idea to prevent flash rust.

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