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It is interesting and I do believe that body chemistry can effect physical health just like it can mental health. I wonder what the percentage of Americans this actually applies to? For most it's calories in vs calories burnt but some do seem to burn it easier.

That looks great!

But it's good to have a choice. More bikes is good. 😀

I think part of his point was you can't have too many screws and they don't cost that much. Buy longer ones and save the others to have when needed for other things. I love having things like screws, bolts, wire ties, etc. on hand when I need them so I try to keep as many in different sizes as I can.

Wouldn't longer screws have worked?

Link for more info. https://www.homedepot.com/p/DAP-6-in-Eclipse-Wall-Repair-Patch-09166/313981523

I would try that.

No.

My son bought a old used air powered one that does everything. That is the way to go if you can find one locally and have the room. It sure works for me after struggling on the floor with spoons my whole life.

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They sure blasted the TV with commercials a year or two ago. Yes, I know you didn't see them. Do you have to sign up to see the prices?

Thanks for taking the time out of your weekend.

People that always have newer stuff never seem to give much thought about those types of things. If I bought a new vehicle every two years, I guess I wouldn't either. My last new four wheel one was 1993 so I do think about it.

I'm a simple guy and happy to just have a key hole. 😀

Yeah I missed the place this morning. Thanks for keeping the gears turning.

If you do it be sure to take before and after photos plus the details on having it done, please. Would you have to prep it, cost, time until returned, etc. is what would be interesting to know.

Oh yeah, that's what I would want.

Swapping a Hellcat into an F150 It wasn't a dog so they couldn't shoot it.

I think his is a company truck so...

Back to the OP, one thing I have found is if you can relay that you are mechanical, know what's going on they seem less likely to try to take advantage of you. So even if it is just a inspection or new tires I try to talk to them a little.

And yet my Blackbird weeps for no one.

So the story is more about a bad employee than a bad vehicle, right? I hear stories all the time about competed work that was never done. On a different note, many years ago I got a recall on a fan blade. I removed it at home and carried it in. They yammered a little and then gave me the new one.

Now you know how the conservatives felt at the last election with Tweeter, Facebook and MSM. It seems to be the world we live in now. I don't want to derail your thread so, sorry in advance but it is the truth.

On my 1978 CB 750 I had many years ago, I was riding and the main fuse went. Replaced and it never went again. Was there a voltage spike or the fuse weakened over time? Who knows. Goldwings have them, you can get more square footage of radiator in there over the single unit. Servicing cars and bikes seems to not even be a thought to the design engineers or at least it feels that way when you are working on them.