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ASEguy

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The great State of Missouri may need you tomorrow. Better fire up the road grader, clean off the goggles, break out the deer hunting duds and get a thermos full of coffee. Mount up!
Just kidding Rich...
Stay warm
Gerard
 
Learned years ago the Grader is worthless in snow and ice but the V plow does a good job.
As for the Coffee You can keep that stuff I am allergic to both coffee and tea so can not drink either one.
As for staying warm I think that will not be easy and will be costly if we get the temps they say we will be getting.
I get to have the fun of driving a 1989 Ford Ranger home today that has some sort of clutch problem. You can pump it up say 8-10 times and it works for say 10 shifts then starts getting hard to shift again. I am thinking master cylinder gong bad but not 100% sure. Does not seem to loose much if any fluid
 
I think the hydraulic system on those is a sealed unit. It may be going out. They are kind of a bear to remove from the transmission if I remember correctly.
 
Ya the slave cylinder is in the bell housing so to get to it the transmission has to be dropped. Drove it today and did not seem to have any problems but you know how that can be the person who owns it has problems but the person who works on it does not see any problems. She said at times it is hard to shift but I did not noticed that but did notice you could get a sort of a hard to shift it you tried to do so fast
 
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