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01-20-2015 | 03:07 PM

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halfbuzzed

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just literally laughed out loud, my secretary just looks at me like ummm... are you working? lol

01-20-2015 | 03:09 PM

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Flightplan

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We can't always blame the blowers. It could very well be the size of your fuel log.

01-20-2015 | 03:12 PM

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Sydwayz

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Originally Posted by halfbuzzed

just literally laughed out loud, my secretary just looks at me like ummm... are you working? lol

Don't mention what you LOL'd about. You may have to pay that one to leave too; without even getting to look at the box.

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01-20-2015 | 03:20 PM

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GPM

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I always heard on a new ring job, one party says I do and the other replies I don't any more.

01-20-2015 | 04:51 PM

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Biff

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Originally Posted by offshore312

The trouble with my blower is she doesn't seem to be performing at full capacity. I mean WTH, I give her pretty much anything she wants or asks for and all I was looking for was a little extra head work while we were on the road! Anybody else have these kind of issues with their blower(s)? and just in case she reads this, I'm not really talking about what you think I'm talking about....

My blower gives great headache...

01-20-2015 | 05:55 PM

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offshore312

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Originally Posted by Flightplan

We can't always blame the blowers. It could very well be the size of your fuel log.

Well, since blowers typically have tight tolerances as in a "press fit"... insertion can be a challenge while trying to avoid the teeth on the top side of the blower...

01-20-2015 | 06:18 PM

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Drew555

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If you put a peanut in a jar for every mile you got out of your blower before the ring job. Then pull a peanut out of the jar for every mile after the ring job.... You will never ever run out of peanuts! It's a fact!