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Who put the stick in my heater hose?

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Millrat

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Replace the heater hoses on my 62 mkII the other day and found a 2" twig about the size of a pencil in the block on the return side. I have no idea how it got there or how it stayed there for possibly 35 years? Is it possible that this was done intentionally?
 
Millrat said:
Replace the heater hoses on my 62 mkII the other day and found a 2" twig about the size of a pencil in the block on the return side. I have no idea how it got there or how it stayed there for possibly 35 years? Is it possible that this was done intentionally?
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OF course it was intentional .
Mother Nature did it:
Why you think them hoses lasted for 35 Years.---Keoke---:blush:
 
That makes sense. It must be an organic form of Stop Leak. Or maybe a preservation spell:). Or maybe I have a wood Sprite and it sprouted. I'll plant it and see if I can grow a Bugeye!
 
The trick to growing a bugeye is harvest timing. You may be tempted to hold off until it grows a trunk but it will always grow fender lights before that happens.
 
Morris said:
The trick to growing a bugeye is harvest timing. You may be tempted to hold off until it grows a trunk but it will always grow fender lights before that happens.
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and obviousy if you pick too soon, you end up, not with a dwarf but a Midget. :grin:
 
Millrat said:
So cross pollination would produce a Spridget?
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absolutely and of course a mutant would be a Triumph (Oh was that an inside word?) ;)
 
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