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		John Williamson
 
  
  Joined: 10 Jan 2006 Posts: 146 Location: Arlington, TX
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				 Posted: Wed Sep 26, 2007 4:09 am    Post subject: TNK Homecomming 2007 - Here I Come | 
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				Hi all,
 
 The Kolbra and I are leaving in 25 minutes for the TNK Homecoming.
 
 I guess I have to get married in Muscle Shoals , AL later today and arrive at TNK with the family tomorrow just after lunch.
 
 See all of you there.
 
 do not archive
 
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		John Hauck
 
  
  Joined: 09 Jan 2006 Posts: 4639 Location: Titus, Alabama (hauck's holler)
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				 Posted: Wed Sep 26, 2007 4:36 am    Post subject: TNK Homecomming 2007 - Here I Come | 
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				> I guess I have to get married in Muscle Shoals , AL later today and 
 arrive at TNK with the family tomorrow just after lunch.
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  See all of you there.
 
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  > John Williamson
 
 Morning John W:
 
 I'll be out of here right after lunch.
 
 Will take about two hours flight time to "marry up" with you and John B. 
  
 
 Looking forward to seeing all the Kolb folks at Labhart Field tomorrow.
 
 Yesterday I checked the float bowls on the 912ULS.  One had three drops of 
 crud, the other had one drop, as the result of moisture.  When I scratched 
 the blackish brown colored grung with my finger nail, little flakes broke 
 off that may or may not have been pulled all the way through the main and 
 needle jet.  The main jet well fence was doing its job.  None of the "stuff" 
 had hopped the fence and gotten into the well.  I try to pull the carb float 
 bowls at least once a month.  I must admit, I got lazy and did not pull them 
 for about two months.  This is an easy way to have an engine failure.  No 
 matter how good the 912 series engines are, contaminated fuel will put them 
 down.  Play safe.
 
 john h
 mkIII
 
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