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Hap Waldrop
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Rick sound like the old design Facet fuel pump, and they for sure need to be regulated, the easiest solution is the Purolator dial type, and set it about 2-3 psi.
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Thanks Hap, I'll make sure about that.
Many family duties this week - hopefully I can work on my car this weekend!
As some may know we have 6 children.
Our second oldest daughter is getting married in about 22+ days.
This will be a first for our family.
They want to do this in our back yard (very pretty, like a private park).
This of course means much yard work and cleanup.
I also get to do other things in preparation for the event, like pay for stuff.
I see the advantage in having everything done for you and getting married in a church or other place that's not your own.
Many family duties this week - hopefully I can work on my car this weekend!
As some may know we have 6 children.
Our second oldest daughter is getting married in about 22+ days.
This will be a first for our family.
They want to do this in our back yard (very pretty, like a private park).
This of course means much yard work and cleanup.
I also get to do other things in preparation for the event, like pay for stuff.
I see the advantage in having everything done for you and getting married in a church or other place that's not your own.
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Maybe its just the melee of living in a large family, maybe its what our oldest daughter says: "my parents are hippies!!".
I don't know, I don't think so but hey - we all do the best we can for our kids and sometimes that's enough and sometimes maybe not.
When they make decisions and stick with them I have to respect them.
I think it's rare out there that young people these days commit themselves and I want to encourage it as much as possible.
Can and do they make decisions I wouldn't - sure. Once in a while that makes them right and me wrong.
I tell my younger ones that finding out you are wrong about something is great - being right all the time just means there's nothing to learn. (or it seems that way) :wink:
I'm babbling - got to get outside before it heats up today and check that timing and those carbs!!
I don't know, I don't think so but hey - we all do the best we can for our kids and sometimes that's enough and sometimes maybe not.
When they make decisions and stick with them I have to respect them.
I think it's rare out there that young people these days commit themselves and I want to encourage it as much as possible.
Can and do they make decisions I wouldn't - sure. Once in a while that makes them right and me wrong.
I tell my younger ones that finding out you are wrong about something is great - being right all the time just means there's nothing to learn. (or it seems that way) :wink:
I'm babbling - got to get outside before it heats up today and check that timing and those carbs!!