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Champion
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Looks good
Thank you. Keeping the hitch, I need it for work. I will be getting back into hauling again.
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Went to the Flight 93 Memorial (or at least what's been built so far) today
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This rock is where the center of the impact was.
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This will eventually be part of the memorial.
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Some of the windmills up on the hill.
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DSCF2815 by mfarich, on FlickrDSCF2818 by mfarich, on FlickrDSCF2823 by mfarich, on FlickrDSCF2827 by mfarich, on FlickrThis rock is where the center of the impact was.
DSCF2833 by mfarich, on FlickrDSCF2830 by mfarich, on FlickrDSCF2836 by mfarich, on FlickrDSCF2828 by mfarich, on FlickrDSCF2834 by mfarich, on FlickrDSCF2837 by mfarich, on FlickrDSCF2850 by mfarich, on FlickrThis will eventually be part of the memorial.
DSCF2841 by mfarich, on FlickrDSCF2848 by mfarich, on FlickrSome of the windmills up on the hill.
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That's sad, I'll have to make a trip up there one day.
The only ill effect is not as warm of a heater, like an old truck. Thing is that 5.9L motor likes to crack between the intake and exhaust valves because the motor was never made to operate at 195 all day long (federal emissions), it was an old 1960's design for operating temps of 180 consistently.
You will do yourself a favor.
You will do yourself a favor.
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I hate intermittent issues. My starter wouldn't do anything this morning (tired neutral, fussing with the keyfob, and all the usual stuff), so I made my brother drive us across town in his car. So we're heading back an hour or two later and I jokingly tell him it'll probably start when I get back. Sure enough it started without me doing a damn thing to it.
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Yeah, I didn't even get a chance to try anything like that, so I don't know if it's actually the starter itself or something between the key and the starter. It just sat there for an hour or two until I came back and it worked fine.
