Duck
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I'd rather have one that flies.
Duck Pond Redneckery
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Electric Chicken
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That's how poor I am.
you are poor, cuz you own 2 trucks, but don't do no work.
you're always here, day in, day out.......
most people that own at the very least one truck, actually go out and work.......
your concept, must be that new one i heard about........
Electric Chicken
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It's a new thing I'm trying. Bucking the trend.
BlackBart
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10 wheel yard ornaments?
Duck
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The brakes were scraping and there was a continuous scrape even when I'm not on the brakes. The scraping actually stops when I apply light brake.
I just did the front brakes last summer so I pulled the drums off the rear and the shoes were still 50% and the drum surfaces were perfect.
The hubs are both stiff but I think they're probably supposed to be like that. It's the same style as the ones I put on my mom's Toyota a bunch of years ago and they were tight too.
So I blew out all the rust, backed off the self adjusters a little bit and put them back on and the scraping is gone except now it sounds like there's scraping in the front under hard braking.
So I pulled the fronts off and they still look new.
I don't get it.
I just did the front brakes last summer so I pulled the drums off the rear and the shoes were still 50% and the drum surfaces were perfect.
The hubs are both stiff but I think they're probably supposed to be like that. It's the same style as the ones I put on my mom's Toyota a bunch of years ago and they were tight too.
So I blew out all the rust, backed off the self adjusters a little bit and put them back on and the scraping is gone except now it sounds like there's scraping in the front under hard braking.
So I pulled the fronts off and they still look new.
I don't get it.
AK7
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Turn the radio up louder.The brakes were scraping and there was a continuous scrape even when I'm not on the brakes. The scraping actually stops when I apply light brake.
I just did the front brakes last summer so I pulled the drums off the rear and the shoes were still 50% and the drum surfaces were perfect.
The hubs are both stiff but I think they're probably supposed to be like that. It's the same style as the ones I put on my mom's Toyota a bunch of years ago and they were tight too.
So I blew out all the rust, backed off the self adjusters a little bit and put them back on and the scraping is gone except now it sounds like there's scraping in the front under hard braking.
So I pulled the fronts off and they still look new.
I don't get it.
mndriver
curmudgeon extraordinare
Brake shoes just rubbing on the drums.The brakes were scraping and there was a continuous scrape even when I'm not on the brakes. The scraping actually stops when I apply light brake.
I just did the front brakes last summer so I pulled the drums off the rear and the shoes were still 50% and the drum surfaces were perfect.
The hubs are both stiff but I think they're probably supposed to be like that. It's the same style as the ones I put on my mom's Toyota a bunch of years ago and they were tight too.
So I blew out all the rust, backed off the self adjusters a little bit and put them back on and the scraping is gone except now it sounds like there's scraping in the front under hard braking.
So I pulled the fronts off and they still look new.
I don't get it.
annoying but best to just crank up crazy nights.
SomethingElse
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mndriver
curmudgeon extraordinare
MJ1657
Misunderstood
What do you like? Legit question not picking.
SomethingElse
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I remember where I was when I first saw them without make up. Houston Texas, my aunt that I was visiting came home from the store with a magazine. She walked up and said "I heard you like KISS, so I got you this magazine." I was such a big fan, I didn't know what to do afterwards. The mystery was gone. Turns out, they were normal people, and not the gods I had thought they were.
It just wasn't as much fun as it was. So I turned to country music. I never gave up the 70's rock n roll, thought. Especially Skynyrd. 80's hair bands just didn't do it for me.
It just wasn't as much fun as it was. So I turned to country music. I never gave up the 70's rock n roll, thought. Especially Skynyrd. 80's hair bands just didn't do it for me.
Duck
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mndriver
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SomethingElse
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One thing that makes me a HUGE Skynyrd fan is the music behind the lyrics. Especially the guitars. It's like they have their own song within the song that's being sung. Most music, especially country, the guitars just follow the singer. But Rossington the others, seem to be side by side, and sometimes in front of the lyrics.
Hard to explain.
Duck
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Free bird and Simple Man are the only two Skynyrd songs that I immediately liked. All the others that I like were an acquired taste after I heard them a bunch of times.
A few weeks ago I was on the golf course with my friend Brian, his dad and his daughter.
Brian hit an oak tree with his ball and his dad started singing "That Smell".
"Whiskey Bottles, and brand new cars, oak tree you're in my way"
SomethingElse
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There wasn't a Skynyrd song I didn't like. I just loved their style and the way they wrote lyrics and put everything together.
Duck
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"The Four Walls of Raiford"
Probably @Uncle Birchy's favorite Skynyrd song. He can relate to the lyrics.
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