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I think I might know the heater problem(at least one of them!). The tube that comes out of the head, near the carb, is a 3/4 iud, but there is another inside-threaded fitting (WHY?) that cuts the actual diameter to    1/2, and to compound it even further, it is pretty crusted with rust. I have not attempted to remove these two culprits yet, as I need a suitable time frame for my DRIVER-truck. If I could even double the flow, I'd be happier and warmer. Yes, I do have to check for farm straw, and mouse haven, etc. they look real hard to remove, and I'll probably do a real destruction job getting them out. I never seen so many threads inside and out on both fittings!!!! kinda thin-walled in the final analysis. I highly doubt they are factory.

anyway,…back to the hijack agenda!  Most of the music i collected was from memories and testing you tube just to see, ot other music search engines.  you're right,…there is just about anything out there now.

Sue Thompson was kind of a 1,..2,,maybe3 hit wonder, that could have been heard in the early sixties. American, I think. It was the theme song of my sisters wedding in '62 to none other than Norman!

Do you remember the wandering star song from the movie, Paint your wagon? Good bass voice, who was it again??

Or liberty valence? I like thiose old duster  tunes

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i don't think Sue made a big 'wow' splash, but for some of us like me and my sisters wedding in 62, Sues songs have more meaning. It is one of my earliest song memories.

For those of us who are into the old music, and I certainly am, the net has most certainly revived and rekindled many of those memories. What a powerful tool! To think that two boys in a garage concocted Google, and now look at it!

I did not know all that about Valence and Gene Pitney. Well,….only vaguely. he certainly had some hot pop songs.

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"Sleeve was quicker but he didn't put His answer in the form of a question"

So should I take his cookie back Al? LMAO

Ya got me on that one Al, I won't cheat so it's up to Sleeve.

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Manfred Range said:

Well now, I play it on my harmonica, kind of a campfire favorite, when the guys bring out the guitars and I get my harmonica. Someone usually knows all the lyrics, but I'm pretty sketchy on them. turkey lurkey!

how about :     gotta get down to it

                        soldiers are gunnin us down

                        should have bin done long ago

Not real sure about this one but I think it's "Ohio", by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.

Dave

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Rulez? we don't need no "bleeping" rulez! 

Sleeve,I hope you made sure that was a chocolate chip and not dried grease! 

So we tanned his hide when he died, Clyde ,And that's it hanging on the shed

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no,…I'm not a proponent of a certain 'herb', and I may even forget that issue, but I really like Willie nelson, especially his "Stardust" album. I'm willing to overlook his other agenda, just to hear his great voice, and soul.  His producer thought he was nuts, but, it went on to probably be his most famous production. He was a struggling artist trying to find his place when My truck was brand new.

"I'm diggin up bones, I'm diggin up bones, doin' things that're better left alone"  Who can guess that one?

I do like good country voices.    A good voice in general is my main passion in Music.

I like listening to the Gaither family singing, Good singing teamed with my beleif.

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Thanks Scottso:

Just what we need…more talentless nincompoops becoming "celebraties". Watch out Paris Hilton,you have competition! 

I had nightmares all night LONG

Lloyd

I want to paint it black.

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