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Rust removal from a gas tank - Writeup
hooter:
Thanks for the chime in and a great write up! Hope your doing ok, hadn't heard from you in a while. Take care and hope your back (I believe I had heard you were having problems) is better.
:c :c
MRVTX:
Talk about TBT! :thumbup: Good to see you're still alive and kickin', Tapper! :notworthy:
xcaliber:
:agree: Good to hear from you, I enjoy your tech write ups
hipshot:
I've seen gravel and water used on a boat's fuel tanks. Worked well.
Tapper:
I'm actually back riding again now. For a while there, when I blew out my back, things didn't look too good. I had a surgery that didn't work, and a lot of nonstop pain, and the painkillers to go with it. Got to where I could barely walk with a cane, and between the pain and the codeine, I just lost all interest in doing much of anything, with anybody, and disappeared for a while.
But things got better, the pain subsided, I quit the painkillers, and slowly reclaimed my life, albeit with continuing back troubles. But then I went and actually did something smart - I went on a serious diet, lost all the lard, and started working out - easy at first, but increasing gradually over time. Now, 3 years later, I feel great. No pain, can pretty much do what I want to do.
I sold my VTX last year, and bought one of the new Rushmore Road Kings (great bike), and ride every chance I get. Mostly alone, but I'm starting to ride with other folks a little. I do miss riding with the x-riders, and wonder what happened to all the people I met there. I have good memories.
I don't spend as much time online anymore, too much to do elsewhere, but I do check in from time to time. Don't be surprised if yall have a ride, and a goofy guy on a black roadie pulls up.
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