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    What did you do to your deuce this week?

    Ever experience any sidewall rub with that configuration? Those certainly seem to have better thread than NDT's for off road traction.
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    What did you do to your deuce this week?

    Mama caught you buying another gun, huh? [thumbzup]
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    What did you do to your deuce this week?

    Looks like little Gunner there is a bit disappointed he's not in the driver's seat jamming gears and making black smoke! :driver:
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    What did you do to your deuce this week?

    Beat the major dents out of the hood, painted the front rims, installed new hood hold-down hooks, scored on 3 jerry cans with a donkey dong for a total of $15 on Craigslist and the dude was a normal human being, not some crack head selling stuff to maintain his habit! Two of the Jerry cans are...
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    Hello from Virginia...

    Howdy from Reno, Nevada! May you clean bugs off your teeth, bleed from the knuckles, and smell of military canvas! Good luck on your acquisition, and when your relatives and friends ask 'what are you going to do with that?', simply mumble something unintelligible about 'where is your Swingline...
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    electric windshield wiper conversion

    Perfect! That really looks like the right motor for the job. Best I've seen so far. Thanks!
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    LED headlight gripe of the day

    It would appear this technology originally meant for low power consumption on digital devices fits the phrase of 'putting lipstick on that pig'. Some stuff simply can't be made to work right unless you go through 50 years of design changes- just to end up doing something you should have done in...
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    LED headlight gripe of the day

    I find the whole LED headlight topic easily solved by going 24v H4 Halogens and forgetting about it. H4 bulbs are far cheaper to replace than having to deal with the delicate LED apparatus. I run 60- 75w H4's on my old BMW bikes and the work very well. They project light much further than...
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    Nevada MV's unite!

    Just looking for others in the State of Nevada. It would be good to know where you're at what you have. I've know I've seen a few of you driving around in Reno; just wondering if you frequent this site? Matter of fact, it was July 4th, I was in my Deuce travelling North on Virginia headed to...
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    Nevada Titling and Registration

    #1 thing about Nevada is this: they can be the strictest state in the U.S. about titles. Having restored numerous old cars and trucks for nearly 30 years, I am VERY familiar with this aspect of NV DMV. No other state seems to be this anal about titles. So if you don't have a title or an SF97 for...
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    Front axle brake shoes wear out faster than rear axle brake shoes?

    Oh please, I'm sure you have more to say, so why don't you pontificate your viewpoint based on your worldly experience?
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    Drove the Deuce...Some questions

    My response to something like that... "Yeah, headed over to your house to visit your wife". It usually shuts them up.
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    Front axle brake shoes wear out faster than rear axle brake shoes?

    "...they are adjusted properly just to cover my bases" Bingo. Drum brake MUST be adjusted equally all the way around. It's a real PITA, but it's the proper way of servicing drum brakes. regardless of the type of vehicle. They should have a 'slight drag' after installation of the drum...
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    Front axle brake shoes wear out faster than rear axle brake shoes?

    Been there, done that (64 Chevy Impala SS) on 99 in Lodi, California, 1973. And right after that, I made a quick stop at the gas station to clean out the drawers and take an Elephant tranquillizer! And to chase my soul back into my body because I could have sworn I saw it run into the grape...
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    A gift of a life time.

    It's pure joy for a Dad to do something like this. It's no different than when he gave you your first bike- except the size of the bill :) May you have many excellent road trips with it, but do take lots of pictures and hang them on your wall. Make sure those pics have your Dad with you in...
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    A Father's Day I'll always remember.

    Yes it does! In all of the hundreds of times I have driven MV's, I have never left the hood hooks off which is directly attributable to the walk around inspection. When i got my operators license, one thing I took serious was operator's inspections. Others didn't and they paid the price...
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    A Father's Day I'll always remember.

    Okay folks, I brought 'Mama Deuce' home and I am very happy to be finally driving around. She's got some bruises to work out here and there, but overall, she's nice, and she's mine. Someone mentioned the location of the gauges on the dash- she's been refurbed at Tooele, Utah in 92, so perhaps...
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    Anyone here ever removed this thing?

    Let'm know that their wife told you she thinks your truck is sexy. Then make a trip by his house every night for a week. Maybe they'll get the hint.
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    What's the best multimeter to have in the toolbox

    Yup. My stuff was every piece of man packed or vehicle borne comm gear the Marines had. Generator stuff too. For me, working on stuff built in the Korean and Vietnam War eras will keep you on your toes. Nonetheless, electronics is all the same once you get past the outside frame. It's just a...
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    What's the best multimeter to have in the toolbox

    OMG! Analog meter ****!
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