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Stump the Bronco Chump Friday Edition
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Rox Crusher
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 Re: Stump the Bronco Chump Friday Edition Throttle linkage
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BNC04
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Re: Stump the Bronco Chump Friday Edition clutch rod linkage at the pedal (assuming a manual)
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BNC04
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Re: Stump the Bronco Chump Friday Edition I have actually used a Bobby pin for one of those in the past. My grandmother was with me at the time and I had to pull onto the raised median at an intersection.. I'll never forget the look on her face! It was at least 20 years ago and the first Bronco I ever had.. Glad the "doo" she was wearing then, required bobby pins.
Brett
edited to add,, time to throw some cotter pins into the "possibles" bag I am putting together.
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akaFrankCastle
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Re: Stump the Bronco Chump Friday Edition I used to keep a few finish nails in the glovebox for shifter linkage replacement pins. Probably not the best replacement, but it worked in a pinch.
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crawlercreations
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Re: Stump the Bronco Chump Friday Edition Vise grips worked for me when it came apart while wheeling.
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| Fri Apr 29, 2011 10:38 am |
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Re: Stump the Bronco Chump Friday Edition I'm gonna say the clutch linkage pin broke.
I like this 24 hr wait thing.
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| Sat Apr 30, 2011 7:16 am |
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Gunnibronco
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Re: Stump the Bronco Chump Friday Edition I had the same thing happen on a dirt road. As I pulled up to the highway, I stopped & "stole" some bailing wire off a mailbox & fixed the problem.
Chad
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