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sneakyfrog posted:... its kush dude. https://www.leafly.com/hybrid/orange-crush  It was also (supposedly) the first "named" strain I ever smoked like 10 years ago and it hosed me up.
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Previa_fun posted:https://www.leafly.com/hybrid/orange-crush well poo poo  my apologies friend.
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Orange Krunch, however, is a green jello song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOLxZ5XHQqA
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Mr. Nice! posted:Orange Krunch, however, is a green jello song Green Jelly* 
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Nah they only called themselves that due to litigation from the jello people. It's green jello again also in the youtube title as well.
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Mr. Nice! posted:Nah they only called themselves that due to litigation from the jello people. It's green jello again also in the youtube title as well. Because we're totally going to mistake a band for a food company. The litigation was dumb on its face.
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Oh man. So I found a solution for the brake lines, brought the parts to Pronto, they busted out the big catalogue, stared, frowned, got out the micrometer, measured the part I wanted, looked back at the catalogue, and said "what the gently caress?" That's a good sign right
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Yup, truck will be street legal by tomorrow.
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wesleywillis posted:Yup, truck will be street legal by tomorrow. Oh dear god
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Napa's first words verbatim: "oh man"
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Now Napa is busting out their big catalogue and Mr. Needful is getting flustered
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Oct 18, 2017 20:23
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Napas official verdict: "Shhhhhiiiiiiiiiiiiiit"
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DICK DICER posted:Napas official verdict: "Shhhhhiiiiiiiiiiiiiit" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1dnqKGuezo
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DICK DICER posted:Napas official verdict: "Shhhhhiiiiiiiiiiiiiit" https://youtu.be/XK5eMwUd6-M
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DICK DICER posted:Green Jelly* Hoarding all the cassingles that still have green jello on them.
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https://youtu.be/428IyxSfsls
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Oct 18, 2017 21:44
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It sounds like it may be time to visit the local machineshop wizard.
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mechaet posted:Because we're totally going to mistake a band for a food company. The litigation was dumb on its face. There's stuff in US IP law about if you don't defend your trademark it gets easier to challenge in the future, which is one reason why you get stuff like that happening.
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Can we get some more color on what’s happening with the brake lines?
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DICK DICER posted:Like Sept 6 or 7. I paid for an ID card in Seattle that hasn't shown up. Proper license is a couple grand in overdue fees an unpaid tickets at this point. That'll come once I start getting permanently established somewhere. Makes sense.
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StormDrain posted:Can we get some more color on what’s happening with the brake lines? There are 2 thead pitches. 7/16×24, and 7/16×20. All Napa lines are labelled x20, but Pronto says all napa lines are x24. I've got banjo bolts that thread into the inside the drum cross over pipe holes, and the napa lines thread into the back of the wheel cylinder facing the axle. The 90* brass banjo fitting threads onto the napa lines, but nobody makes them. Nobody in town has a brake line that will thread in for the cross over pipe. Napa guy I think lost his faith in God today, and will likely down a fifth of wild turkey before closing and go home to beat his wife for reasons he can not possibly understand tonight
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Lovecraftian brake lines?
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Okay, well, they're closed atm, but tomorrow I will call this place near me named Scott's Industrial and see what they can do. They've worked miracles for me in the past, and their guru is already a godless heathen.
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 Dave, when you can get mail again, I'll be happy to liberate that sign on the (viewer's) left and send it to you. It's on my side of the fence, technically it's mine, right? (Or any of a billion others not on my property, the cops tend to go after that sort of poo poo pretty hard here in the oilfield.)
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Bad Angus! Bad!
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Okay so answers on brake lines. Napa lines are all mis labelled, a male to male 7/16"×20TPI brake line 18-20" long is what we need. Pronto doesn't have the fittings or we could have them make the lines, they don't even have a listing. And napa refuses to believe their parts are mis labelled
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I'm guessing the old brake line fittings are gone or missing? Could this be solved with a flaring tool and generic length of brake line? Cut the 'wrong' NAPA fitting off, put on the original truck flare fitting and re-flare the tubing. closely reading the last update, Only one end of the NAPA brake line needs to be cut and swapped with the correct fitting to be in business? Original fitting to wheel cylinder, NAPA fitting to Brass T junction. Plus hearing about how lovely doing brake lines is, is always fun!
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I don't know which one of you I love more. In other news I think I may be dating Dave. I am finding socks EVERYWHERE. I woke up holding one yesterday.
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slothrop posted:I don't know which one of you I love more. I suspect you may be on the other end of the wormhole. Do you smell anything?
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gently caress, calling the CDC It's gone airborne. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lO2-YxWkRxk
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Is there an industrial supply store in town? Like a Parker store, a place that specializes in hydraulic hose. Maybe a tractor dealer. 7/16-20 seems to be a more common size for hydraulic hose than it does brake line, a hydraulic store may be able to make up a hose or sell you some adapters and a hose.
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Slick posted:I'm guessing the old brake line fittings are gone or missing? Could this be solved with a flaring tool and generic length of brake line? That might work, depending on what kind of life this truck's had. I know in PA, half the time it's easier to just jiggle the brake line until it breaks off (it takes a frighteningly small amount of jiggling), then get a socket on the fitting and hope it doesn't break off inside the wheel cylinder. This is on 10 year old vehicles. I know nothing about Montana winters, or where else the truck has lived over the past 66 years, so who knows. Comedy option: buy some 7/16-20 bolts, drill a hole through them to accommodate the brake line, maybe chamfer the end so it roughly matches the angle of the flare, and call it good?
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You can buy the line ends on amazon.
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The problem isn't in finding the line ends, its in finding the line ends right now, in town.
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ExplodingSims posted:The problem isn't in finding the line ends, its in finding the line ends right now, in town. Can you overnight them? Otherwise, I think the tractor dealer/hydraulic line shop is going to be your best bet.
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Overnighting things to Valentine simply doesn't happen. But yeah, tractor supply or other hydraulic supply place is going to be the best option, provided an adapter fitting doesn't work out.
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ExplodingSims posted:Overnighting things to Valentine simply doesn't happen. Everything can happen for a price. There is, at minimum, a new holland dealer in valentine as well as a few used tractor places.
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DICK DICER posted:Napa guy I think lost his faith in God today, and will likely down a fifth of wild turkey before closing and go home to beat his wife for reasons he can not possibly understand tonight This is the natural reaction to finding brake stuff for anything 50's and older. Pre war stuff in particular will just flat out make you worship the old gods and beg for the coming armageddon where they devour the world. Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn.
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Sims is flying out there, right? Could he buy what's needed in florida and bring them with on the plane?
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