"TerryB" > wrote:
>
>
>Jan Andersson wrote:
>> I wonder if there was a question in there somewhere
>>
>> Don't feel bad, little annoying things like this happen sometimes to the
>> best of them.
>>
>> If the tube is straight, and you cant turn it in place after the head is
>> torqued down, then it's probably ok.
>>
>> If it was an old rusty tube, it could have a crack in the crimped
>> section and you wouldn't see it.
>>
>> Hey, if it doesn't leak or interfere with the pushrod, it's ok
>>
>> Jan
>
>And to add to my insult, I forgot to put the lower air deflector in
>place under the jugs............. I thought things went to well up to
>the point of finding the bent tube and have gone down hill since. Not
>discouraged though, Rome was not built in a day. I shall keep forging
>ahead!
>
>On a note, the tube did not bend in the middle only on the flexible end
>luckily, so it should be fine but I still need to check the very end of
>it where the seal is.
>
>I feel much better now that Jan has razzed me a little, knowing that he
>has been there and done that, whether he actually said it or not, makes
>things better some how. LOL
>
And when we are put an electric plug and we forget to pass the wire by the hole
in first place. When we are not working on a usual task we tend to forget something.


Joao
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