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Old 07-30-2018, 03:41 PM
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Falcon, post some pics of your Cub, please.
You gonna make an offer on it??
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Got this PM today from Mr. Falcon.

Dude...you're a moderator! Can't believe you think it's ok to post something so judgmental? This place continues to amaze me. No wonder so many people have left. I think I've explained everything in the last few posts. Tried to put you on my ignore list but I discovered that as a moderator you can't be blocked.
Great...pretty much what I expected would happen. For what it's worth...this is copied out of the forum rules... "No personal attacks, insults, abuse, or flaming is allowed. Postings of this nature will be deleted". I can't help but wonder if a single post has ever been deleted because it is in any way demeaning. What is the OCC definition of each of these 4 items?
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falcon,

I think the main frustration here is the fact that we feel (or know) that we have given some very good advice. Some of us have taken time to look up part numbers, sales ads, and even listed out detailed instructions. Although it seems you have been grateful for the advice (you have said thanks many times), it really does not do much good if you don't act on it. I don't think anyone means any ill intent by words, but we also get tired of answering the same question several times.

"righty tighty, lefty loosy". Those four words will pretty much take 90% of that 129 down to nothing. If you have a socket set, then you have enough to keep you busy on fixing. It will literally only work and fit one way. Just take it apart, fix what is broken, and put it back on. Simple as that.
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OK I've had enough of this. This thread is now closed.
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