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Concerning 5.1 for clutch fluid. One of our members had repeated clutch problems taking the MC safety foundation course on a RSV, and I couldn't help but wonder if constant slipping of the clutch thru the course caused it to heat up enough to boil the fluid and cause his subsequant clutch problems.
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My 2000 RSV MM had a lot of sediment in the bottom of both the brake and clutch reservoirs that needed to be wiped out when the reservoir was very low. A clean shop towel works for this. If yours hasn't been done for a while, be prepared for this extra step. Then fill it with fresh fluid and bleed it thru. And wipe clean the underside of the rubber diaphram that goes between the reservoir and cover.
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There are several kinds of FFL. retail gunshop Collector Gunsmith Importer manufacturer weapons of mass destruction etc I had a collector FFL for 25 years, it allows one to buy non-controlled weapons interstate that are over 50 years old, and allows purchase of certain class-III weapons if they are on the BATF collector list (like WWI era automatic weapons with additional federal stamps and paperwork required). Weapons classified as antiques are not regulated at the federal level (Pre-1899).
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rest in peace. we'll all join you one day.
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the newspapers sometimes carry a story of a BATF arrest of people who conduct what is known as a strawman purchase for someone not legally entitiled to buy a gun. That can include having an out of state friend buy a handgun for you out of state, even if it would have been legal to buy in your own state from an individual, or legal to have a commercial FFL transfer it for you. Its not worth $20 saved. BATF does set up stings from time to time. The number of people with dealer FFL's who will do a transfer for you has been drastically cut back the last few years. Unless you have a store front and Tax ID, its difficult to get a dealers FFL anymore, unlike the old days.
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The Pentagon was shot at this morning also, with minor damage and no one hurt.
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Hooray, a new 4th Gen rider.
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It was Gold Rush Weekend. The biggest festival in North Georgia.
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I run 42 psi front and 50 rear with my Metzlers
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Prayers sent.
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from their web page: Moreover, you can stop the lift at whatever working height you want and the motorcycle will stay there without the use of any special devices. And there is never any need to use straps; the motorcycles are secure on the lift as is!
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good to see you posting again Lowell. Hopefully your heart settles down.
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the problem with getting a shot is you have to go where there are sick people spreading around their germs.
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I have a side vent on my gas furnace. It hasn't given me any trouble.
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Most water heaters do not vent thru a masonry chimney. A vent pipe can be run up thru the roof independent of any fireplace chimney. The type with a blower in the vent allows the vent pipe to be run sideways and out an exterior wall. So, in either case, you can get rid of a crumbling chimney, and I have presumed the term 'crumbling' must refer to a fireplace chimney. Are you sure that is where the old water heater is venting? I would call that unusual. Or does crumbling refer to a deteriorating metal vent pipe?
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yes, the world pulling together for a change.
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remember this one guys....
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Valve shim tool needed
RandyR replied to mlew's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
I have a kit in Georgia that can be borrowed. It has a lot of shims in it, as I bought some used ones on ebay and bought the shims from 2 parts bikes that belonged to a member. That said, certain sizes (around 2.60) seem to be in short supply. So if you use one of the shims for which there are less than 4 of that size in the kit, you need to buy a new replacement. Micarl has them for sale. my kit includes a shim tool, and a shim pick fabricated by Dingy which makes removal easy. PM me to arrange to get the kit. I think keeping the kit in the USA makes sense because of higher shipping charges to elsewhere and the chance that customs might slap duties on the kit if it goes accross the border. -
How does that work? I usually give blood 2-3 times a year thru either Red Cross or a regional North Georgia blood bank.
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Mardi Gras parade time.....
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Is Annie really going to ride in the Iditarod race this winter? http://iditarodblogs.com/news/files/2010/05/PR-pg-1-185x240.jpg
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Pictures of North GA Monthly M&E - Microcar Museum
RandyR replied to Sleeperhawks Mechanic's topic in Picture Folder
Great seeing everyone. I was a great day for a ride. This is that last little burst of summer weather. I forgot about it being football weekend when I plotted my course back home via Athens. -
Thats a good price with the tire included.