|
Treasurer’s Report WE AS A CLUB ARE GROWING FASTER THAN
WE EVER THOUGHT. THANKS TO ALL MEMBERS, FOR BELIEVING IN US AND THE FUN OF OFF-ROADING SPORT. Tee shirts
are Ash Gray with Red Letters. THEY ARE $10.00 ADULT, $8.00 CHILD. JACKETS ARE
RED SATIN WITH WHITE LETTERS. THEY ARE $30.00 EACH WE NOW HAVE CLUB
SWEATSHIRTS AT $12.00 EACH. THEY ARE
ASH GREY WITH BLUE LETTER’S STICKERS
$9.00 LARGE MEMBERSHIP DUES
$20.00 single $6.00 SMALL 2nd quarter $30.00 family. IF ANYONE WANTS TO ORDER A CLUB SHIRT, SWEATSHIRT OR JACKET LET ME OR
ALLEN KNOW OR CALL US AT 812-836-2368
AND LEAVE A MESSAGE, E-MAIL ME AT
bjangel190@hotmail.com WITH NAME AND SIZE. Accounts will now
been done at meetings only We need to get our
sponsors renewal forms for this year I have 1
sponsor renewal for 2003 so far - Cowans Stump Grinding Brenda ( POOKIE ) Popp |
|
(Continued from page ) I had
reconnected the original computer, but I was soon to find out. With a little more piddling near the coil,
re-connecting the coil to distributor wire, I soon found the culprit. On one of the wires to the coil, exactly
where the tachometer was hooked into, to be exact, was very weak. With a light pull, the wire broke in two. I stripped the insulation back on the now
three ends and twisted them together.
Hoping that I had found the problem, I went back to the cab and turned
the key. This time, the Flowmaster let
me know that the engine was running. A
short trip down the road told me that it was running right once again. Then, with the engine at idle, I pulled the
wires apart. Instantly, the engine
died. I had found the problem. I also remembered the jumpy tach, and how I
should have put the two together. I
soldered the connection this time to make it permanent, which unfortunately
is what I should have done originally. Now, all four days were nearly gone. I had spent most of that time annoyed,
maybe even bordering on being pissed off.
Even though I spent over $70 in parts I didn’t actually need, not to
mention causing both myself and Lisa migraine headaches, the truck was fixed. The lesson I, and hopefully everyone
reading, will take from my story is to not simply buy parts without at least
being more confident that they are actually at fault. On a second note, does anyone need a good,
used coil, TFI, or pick-up for a 2.9L Ford V6? It was worth a shot, right? Daniel “I got the name
Groundhawg from a rodent eradication exercise went horribly wrong” Weisman |
|
(Continued from page ) provide dates for picking up trash along our 2 mile
stretch 4 times a year. Since I live
so close to it, I frequently take a drive through to check out the amount of
visible trash. I am happy to say, so far it doesn’t look too bad. If
possible, I would like to see a date before Memorial Day Weekend for our
first run. We could use as many Boonies as we can get for this, but I think
everyone has to be 18 or older… I know that the issue of the signs was a sore
spot for several members, and I truly do understand why. I hope that now that
they are up, this issue can be put to bed for the common good of both our
club, and the entire OHV community. Here is a picture of the sign.
|
