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RedRocket204 wrote:
And here I thought I was going to read an update on Lance Armstrong
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Trackrig wrote:GordonThree wrote:Me Again wrote:
I guess some of you are to young to understand that a couple and/or ball can crystallize and fail without grease. Go forth and enjoy your bliss!
I love my ignorant bliss - so few things to worry about, I end up just having a good time.
If my hitch ball should turn to crystal some day, I'll come back here so the old-timers can tell me "I told you so!"
I couldn't find anything in the first few pages of google looking for papers regarding metallurgical failure of a hitch ball due to friction heating.
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Ignorance can be very peaceful. It's like before I got hearing aids and discovered how much noise of all types there is out there in the world that I don't need to or want to listen to.
Bill
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โJul-26-2015 03:17 PM
GordonThree wrote:Me Again wrote:
I guess some of you are to young to understand that a couple and/or ball can crystallize and fail without grease. Go forth and enjoy your bliss!
I love my ignorant bliss - so few things to worry about, I end up just having a good time.
If my hitch ball should turn to crystal some day, I'll come back here so the old-timers can tell me "I told you so!"
I couldn't find anything in the first few pages of google looking for papers regarding metallurgical failure of a hitch ball due to friction heating.
โJul-26-2015 03:05 PM
Me Again wrote:
I guess some of you are to young to understand that a couple and/or ball can crystallize and fail without grease. Go forth and enjoy your bliss!
โJul-26-2015 09:24 AM
Me Again wrote:
Is that ball crystallized from lack of grease? Chris
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