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Posted by byte . . . Dell (WA) on September 03, 2004 at 19:49:18 from (172.199.108.122):
In Reply to: replacing a tube posted by 8ngreenhorn on September 03, 2004 at 18:16:56:
greenhorn.........BYTE THE BULLETT, have yer tube changed by an experienced AG-TIRE man, yer in over yer head. How do I know? Iff'n ya knew how to do it, you wouldn't be askin' questions. Ya gotts all weekend to chase around and diddle with it. Tire tools gonna cost ya $50 min, and yer gonnna ruin yer first tube (don't ask) And how many rear tractor tires ya gonnna change in yer lifetime? Somethings, sometimes, it don't pay to do yer self. Iff'n ya can't afford it, go sell some blood, take in some laundry. Stand at a free-way exit with cardboard sign "Will Work for Food" ...er... "Will Work for Tire"? be certain to put a "God Bless" at the bottom of sign, practice yer best hangdog look, don't shave or look anyone in the eye and wear yer ratty army field jacket, and have a coffee can for donations. Byte the bullet, pay to have the tire changed.........respectfully, Dell
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