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Originally Posted by DocMarvin362
Ha. Do you live in Blanchard?
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Originally Posted by DocMarvin362
Ha. Do you live in Blanchard?
Try bubble gum.Quote:
Originally Posted by DocMarvin362
...and Doc, use abc gum. Don't just put an unwrapped piece in the hole.
TECHnically it's Shreveport... just outside the limits of Blanchard. But yes, north of I-220 on Hwy 1.Quote:
Originally Posted by ITdrummer
So..... dig a hole, and throw gum in the tunnels?!?!Quote:
Originally Posted by maddawg
A Dr. in Blanchard has one of the largest model railroads in the US in his backyard / 2 story building .... the "Sue Line" named after his wife.
One of these slipped on to the exhaust pipe of one of those should do it:
http://www.prestoimages.net/store/gr...492994_th1.GIF
http://i570.photobucket.com/albums/s...r/IMG_1193.jpg
COOL! When I was looking for ways to get rid of them on the internet, I never saw this one. Makes sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoppinmad
Also, did you restore the Ford? Great looking tractor. We restored one for my grandfather several yeas ago.
There should be a hole there somewhere. I'd try hoppinmad's idea, but the bubble gum idea is a fun one to try.Quote:
Originally Posted by DocMarvin362
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Also, did you restore the Ford? Great looking tractor. We restored one for my grandfather several yeas ago.
Not this one....dad and I went thru an old 8N years ago ....still a lot of them and 9Ns in use today. Yep, open up a mole tunnel with a screwdriver, then bend that flex over it, and whoever lives to tell about it will be in your neighbor's yard Fri.. They need a reminder every year or two.