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Still out of work, cant really do a whole lot in terms of physical exertion from right arm, but it sure is nice being able to kick it on the front porch and enjoy the view. Looks like we gained a new dog too, 3 yr old german shepard. He was the previous owners' dog and is supposed to stay at their parents'/in-laws' house house next door, but stays here just as much. He's a chill dog though, so it's kosher. Ole tropical storm has stirred up some fine temperatures out today, wind feels awesome too...just hope we don't find any tor-naders afterwhile. Man I love this new house, such a big change from being 3 deep in 948 sq ft. And finally a tile shower big enough for 2. And yeah, we need to finish painting the porch rails.

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rocfun said:
Right off exit 134 on I-20
Irondale area


Nothing wrong with that area, Dad's shop was over there and it was a helluva lot better than when we were in West End.
Holler if I can help you with anything.
 
grcthird said:
Nothing wrong with that area, Dad's shop was over there and it was a helluva lot better than when we were in West End.
Holler if I can help you with anything.


Is he over there in Mike's old shop?




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smbroady82 said:
Wow

That'd be a 1st for me

Really curious to know what caused that now

Not a clue, I had a brake dragging issue back in march after swapping to a 99 dodge 2500 mc and forgetting to gut the factory prop valve. That was limited to the rear though. It was fine at the w4w ride for the little cruising I did, then I took it to a local park a few weeks ago with my daughter, went to hit the brakes on a hill climb and didn't have any brakes. :eek: up until I pulled it off, I assumed it was just a piston seal giving up that caused the fluid loss.
 
BLGXJ said:
Ever break something and wonder how in the hell you did it?
I've seen more than one chrysler caliper do that if they get hot. Hell I busted a piston on the rear of a dodge truck compressing them doing a brake job. I guess it's ****ty casting or material
 
BUG-E J said:
I've seen more than one chrysler caliper do that if they get hot. Hell I busted a piston on the rear of a dodge truck compressing them doing a brake job. I guess it's ****ty casting or material
Pretty sure thats a Ford Super Duty caliper


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blacksheep10 said:
I was thinking similar to my 96 ford BJ 60 I just did

Should be the same caliper, it's on an 03 Ford 60 and from what I remember the calipers swap over with the bolt on calipers in the earlier Ford balljoint axles.

I should add this caliper was pulled off of a 2wd 01 rolling frame I bought for the rear axle, so I have no idea what abuse it saw before it made it onto my crawler.
 
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We see a bunch there have been some good ones. I like it as well. My brother does it, I don't agree with it but what he does takes talent

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