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Unloading Podcast 111 - Part 2 (Patreon)

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2024-03-22 04:03:21
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Content

This week on the C&Rsenal Unloading Podcast:

Can you cut it?
Scootin!
More SKS stuff.
WW1 revolvers?
& Tumbles of Faith.

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Comments

Jeffrey Medlin

Don’t tell me the lack of due diligence was Sven

Colburn Freml

The way to handle a group hotpot and spiciness is to have two hot pots going. The first is super mild, the second is super spicy. Then he individuals ladle their bowls to their liking and mixing the two.

William Jensen

To help people better date the firearm you're presenting, maybe you could add a service timeline or "notable conflicts" visual? It would be redundant since you are already speaking that information, but visual summaries may register better with some viewers.

Bruce Brodnax

You goobers it's BRUCE, not "Brad!" 😄 And they're cartridge *oil* filter elements, not air filters! Heck, even a little 50cc moped is going to need a bigger air filter than those things! 😆 Anyway, you {Othais] had mentioned wanting to get all the '80 model year big J-brand bikes at some point. As for the XJ1100 that immediately followed the XS1100, it's all pretty much same-same engine-wise except for the bizarre YICS bleeder tube that connects all the intake throats and there's instrux on the 'net for making the tool that's required to block off the YICS so you can balance the carbs. But it still uses the same cartridge oil filter as the XS because all that Yamaha changed on the engine was the head casting. Anyway the filter elements were all being tossed by a bike mechanic who closed up shop near me and with your expressed interest in old bikes I figured you could use them or find someone near you who could. Hope so, anyway. They're mostly marked for what they fit, and the ones that aren't seem to be duplicates of other ones that are. So use'em in good health, or flog them on eBay. I had to move on short notice so better sending them to you than throwing them away and having them go to waste...