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Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Locust Post, Jan 23, 2021.

  1. Locust Post

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    20210123_114050.jpg 20210123_115347.jpg Nice load of ash. About 5 miles from home and it was a little tense bringing it home. Popped a brake line coming out of the left rear wheel. I made it home without incident fortunately. Trip to NAPA and she's all better. Ready for the next adventure
     
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    Nice looking load of BTUs!
     
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    Gotta love a load of ash! I have popped brake lines in 2003 Dakota twice, first time I went to back it out of my driveway and my foot went to the floor. My daughter parked it, I asked her about the brakes she said “yeah they didn’t seem normal” wow, disaster averted. I ended up doing all the lines in the rear of the truck from the master
    cylinder back. About a year later I blew a front line so I redid the fronts including calipers.


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  4. Locust Post

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    I have replaced most of mine on this truck.
     
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    Nice load. Workin on that kept ya fairly warm on a chilly day, too, I bet.

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    That's a nice looking load for sure! Brake line? Welcome to the rust belt lol. Build lots of them up here.
     
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    Sweet!
     
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    NICE load LP! :thumbs: Always fun to see BB in action. How is the heat working in her?
    Scary about the brakeline. Glad you and the wood are safe!
     
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    Black Betty has a good heater.
     
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