2talltim

Thanks, I think and I can't do half of the things you do...lol

Headed to Deals Gap area tommorow, that is all.

That's about what we do (2 loads a day)but ours isn't a year old yet.

I vote don't even look into it. If you want a trunk with a compact package buy a miata.

Down to 255 with last weekends weigh in, that's 40 lbs since February 14th.

Also will add my dad has a Cabrio HE top load and it's going on 8 year now, with zero problems.

I'd stay away from front loaders, too may horror stories and seen freinds and family go through them like they are disposable. Usually with front loaders I've heard, cost twice as much and last half as long. When we bought ours last year I did a shit load of research and found the LG top load high efficiency models were the best by reviews, warranty and options, but they were also the highest priced. We went with the Whirlpool Cabrio high efficiency tip loader, it had great reviews and got a bargin on them with sale prices and rebates at the time. Since we have had the set my electric bill has gone down substantially, due to the less water (on a well) water heater and the dryer being a sensor dryer. Going on about 10 months now and not a single issue it with them. And I swear our cloths come out cleaner now. I bought the second best model of the series just because we didn't want thr steam dryer option I think ours is the 7000 series of the Cabrio. After sale price and a couple rebates I think ours were about $1050 out the door.

I find they fuck up a lot when "the fat man" isn't there. When he's there is runs like a Swiss watch.

Oakhill in Sunbury.

Sounds like the problem is probably bike specific. Maybe my next set of wheels I'll give linked brakes a second look.

Hence the complaints on the C14, some guys say somtimes when you get on the front it will engage the ABS for the rear. They just aren't balanced like the should be, needs to be a way to adjust.

Kids

No being able to dial them in better or change the % from front to rear. Plus a lot of guys and myself like to trail brake into a corner and if you try that with linked it will make the bike nose dive and upset your line.

Now linked brakes is something I can't stand on a bike. For the tards that's where if you pull in the bar lever OR(not and) push the peddle it activates all brakes. The 08 & 09 C14's are separate but the 10' and up are linked and people bitch around them all the time. Glad mine doesn't have it.

Wait..wut?

I get those too, last time they were asking for Sally and it was for disabled veterans too.

I have found that the best way to flush the abs on my bike is the good old fashioned, pump, hold, bleed way. My vacuum bleeder didn't seem to want to draw it out like you think it should.

I will never own another bike with out it. ABS has saved my tail at least 3 times in the last couple years.

Cabin is the nights of the 9th-11th, I haven't made any plans yet. Don't know what I'm doing, might be down a few days early and might explore somthing new really haven't decided. Might split Vera's place with yiu a couple nights if I do that. And she know Satan dosnt have you, because he already brought you back

Got my $6 ebay switch today and it looks like it belongs.

Sweet!

That's what all the cool kids ride...lol

I have a motor that is a 21 hp vertical twin B&S in my old tractor I'd sell you for $200 for thre whole tractor, transmission is junk but the rest of the mower is good.

Double post

Not a bike related death but I think some on here knew him so I thought I would post it up. This weekend Dick Dailey the creator and operator of thre Farmstead poker run for Hospice of Knox County had a stoke and passed away early this morning. Dick was a passionate rider and had a heart of solid gold and has helped raise hundreds of thousands of dollar for Hospice over the years with one of the largest poker runs and weekend events I've ever see put on by private party. RIP Dick you will be greatly missed. http://www.farmsteadpokerrun.com/