Great Tips from Dave Huson in Mile High Newsletter
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Great Tips from Dave Huson in Mile High Newsletter
Many know Dave and while he rarely posts now, his knowledge of "T"s is pretty significant. I am sure newcomers to the hobby will benefit from some of his wisdom, as well as many of our longer-term members...enjoy:
http://milehighpedalpushers.com/TechTips.htm
http://milehighpedalpushers.com/TechTips.htm
Scott Conger
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Re: Great Tips from Dave Huson in Mile High Newsletter
Brilliant stuff.
Thanks for pointing us to it.
Thanks for pointing us to it.
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Re: Great Tips from Dave Huson in Mile High Newsletter
Two comments:
Two of the rubber strap wrenches can be used for opening stubborn jars.
Glyptal is also known as red insulating varnish. When I bought some about a year and a half ago it was available from several sources, some of them MUCH less costly than others. It pays to shop around.
Two of the rubber strap wrenches can be used for opening stubborn jars.
Glyptal is also known as red insulating varnish. When I bought some about a year and a half ago it was available from several sources, some of them MUCH less costly than others. It pays to shop around.
The inevitable often happens.
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Re: Great Tips from Dave Huson in Mile High Newsletter
Long time I heard form Dave Huson, we miss him and also his coffe mug picture...
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Re: Great Tips from Dave Huson in Mile High Newsletter
Scott, I got a "Page Not Found" with the link you posted. I found this link on their main page. It seems to work.
https://milehighpedalpushers.com/mhpp-home/tech-tips/
https://milehighpedalpushers.com/mhpp-home/tech-tips/
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Re: Great Tips from Dave Huson in Mile High Newsletter
About 25 years ago I bought a Ruckstell from Dave. I drove from San Diego to Colorado and back with it. It is still in my car and still working.
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Re: Great Tips from Dave Huson in Mile High Newsletter
For someone new to the T hobby, that was a great link to read through such a diverse collection of best practices and guidance.
Thank you for sharing,
Darin
Thank you for sharing,
Darin