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#486667 12/27/2008 1:10 AM
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I swear these trucks have a way of knowing when its most inconvenient to break. As soon as the temperatures dove around here the throwout bearing decided to go out. And now that the the snow has arrived, the water pump (which I replaced a only a year ago) felt the time was right. I'll be out in the driveway, if I'm not back in a couple hours, come chisel me out. smile
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Don't ya just love it. Don't buy a lotto ticket today. grin


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Maybe if you wait till spring when it warms up that t/o bearing will quiet down? Tempature 20 degrees with 12" inches of snow here and my 53 will never get out of the driveway. Try and stay warm and dry!

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Whenever I'm day-dreaming about having a bolt as a daily driver, I have to remind myself not to take my "modern" toyota (ten years and 105,000 miles old) for granted. It IS impressive, the quality and reliability of the modern velocipede.

But then, I still wish for a stovebolt! wink

-Michael


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good luck, I'm glad I live down south for this reason


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