{clutch} This is the last straw!

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Re: {clutch} This is the last straw!

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Even if you have to seesaw it up on a pile of wooden blocks, or earthen ramps or other ancient methods, I am sure you can do it. You are a thinker.
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can be done, i have done it more than once.
i used a towstrap around the roof and a comealong and lifted\lowered thru the floor.
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Looks like luck came your way, Doc! Glad to hear of another Slick enthusiast jumping to the rescue, jack included! Also glad you didn't have to go thru three days of rations to get r' done!
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Sure, Doc, you already know the answer to the three reverse question; Ya'll just got the T-leads reversed!
(Payback for the almost funny coyote line, LOL)
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Re: {clutch} This is the last straw!

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nope, didn't happen that way.... just before lunch (as i was eating my breakfast) the phone rings, Awe heck with it, i can't top Pete's story. Glad i could help.
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