Smoked the 60E (kinda long)
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I've been wanting to do that for a while, I just keep forgetting. It's a good idea, just in case ya know....and the regular red ones are cheap enough that it's almost silly not to have one, especially for guys like us who are always messing with our **** lol.
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Any idea what happened? I'm guessing that the torque converter took a dump and blew chunks throughout the trans? Then I revved the snot out of it to limp to a parking lot, and spun the **** out of the pump, raising the pressure and blowing the line off, and later blowing the dipstick out of the tube once the line was ultra-tightened on. I could be waaaay off, this is just my guess. Whatever happened, the truck is idle for a while.
The other hypothesis is that the line blew off first, pumped the fluid out of it causing it to slip like crazy and smoking the clutches.
The other hypothesis is that the line blew off first, pumped the fluid out of it causing it to slip like crazy and smoking the clutches.
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Hahahaha .... many years ago when I came across that little tidbit. Don't want to spread mis-information. I'm a victim of rural legend.... maybe.
Yep squirrel, rabbit, and dove all fry and bake up nicely with the right seasoning!
Sorry for the thread hi-jack Bud
Yep squirrel, rabbit, and dove all fry and bake up nicely with the right seasoning!
Sorry for the thread hi-jack Bud
Gray squirrels usually have two mating seasons in a year; in mid-winter and early summer. The gray squirrel forms a pecking order usually with the oldest male squirrel as the top squirrel. There is a myth of red squirrels chasing gray or fox squirrels to castrate them. This is not true. This story came about because after the mating season in the fall, the ********* of fox and gray squirrels shrink so much in size that it looks like they have been removed. Also older squirrels during mating season will try to chase the younger males out of their territory and until they’re fully grown the young male’s ********* don’t descend. Squirrels rarely get into major fights among themselves. The worst fights occur when a female chases males away from her nest that contains her babies. She chases him nipping at his flanks to speed him on his way. Squirrels’ chasing each other is normal play behavior in a colony and males chase females until she decides to let him catch her. After mating the female chases the male away and she raises the litter by herself. If the doe did not protect her young, some male squirrels might kill the young to cause the doe to reenter estrus. The doe will prepare a nest of dry leaves, typically in a hollow tree. Eastern gray squirrel does as young as five and a half months old have been known to have pups. The gestation period is from forty-four to forty-six days. Litter size ranges from two to four pups; the winter litter is generally smaller than the summer litter. The average female produces six offspring each year.