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Marty_Peters@gillette.com
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I have been using a typical grease on the front wheels that I believe
is too water soluble and therefore streaking out over the wheels and
tires. What type of grease should we be using to avoid this unsightly
occurrence and of course we don't want our bearings wearing out
prematurely.
We had a great time at Wisconsin Dells this weekend, the rock
formations carved by the melting of the ice age sure is beautiful.
Cruising around with the DUCKs was a great experience, we had so many
DUCK passengers taking our picture that many of the drivers had to
stop more than once. There are 65 DUCKs in the Dells says one driver,
we just wonder how much one would cost or how many you would need for
parts to keep one going. I don't think we could manage on only one
prop and you would definitely need a semi to trailer it to Celina.
Caryl and I think it would be great to participate in a swim-in there,
it's just too bad there isn't a good ramp in the downtown area.
Check out Dave and Wayne on the attached.
Marty & Caryl
BUOYANT '64 Turq in WI
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is too water soluble and therefore streaking out over the wheels and
tires. What type of grease should we be using to avoid this unsightly
occurrence and of course we don't want our bearings wearing out
prematurely.
We had a great time at Wisconsin Dells this weekend, the rock
formations carved by the melting of the ice age sure is beautiful.
Cruising around with the DUCKs was a great experience, we had so many
DUCK passengers taking our picture that many of the drivers had to
stop more than once. There are 65 DUCKs in the Dells says one driver,
we just wonder how much one would cost or how many you would need for
parts to keep one going. I don't think we could manage on only one
prop and you would definitely need a semi to trailer it to Celina.
Caryl and I think it would be great to participate in a swim-in there,
it's just too bad there isn't a good ramp in the downtown area.
Check out Dave and Wayne on the attached.
Marty & Caryl
BUOYANT '64 Turq in WI
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