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That seems like lot of heat... I wonder how much that block warped.
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I like the part where it gets dragged across the pavement on it's head surface.
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I don't think that's gonna work....
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These guys have done this many times. If it didnt work they wouldnt be doing it. I'd bet the next stop is a machine shop.
Labor must be really cheap there...
Labor must be really cheap there...
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I meant in my world. Otherwise it's a fine fix
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That does not look like Binford he is using to make our refurb parts from O'Reilly's, CowAbunga.
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And torch fuel...
Anybody recognize that block? Maybe it's something rare? I got a partial part number (11301077) but even google was no help this time.