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Old 10-15-18, 12:15 PM
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@noglider.....Tom, everyone want's to be a 51.....HA!! Thanks for sending me the BOC tracking info. I reached out to @tiredhands earlier this morning with a request for his shipping address. The Box of Crap is picking up speed!

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@noglider, your take looks rather minimalist: (-) at least as displayed in my view. Perhaps breakage in the URL?
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Hmmmmrmmmm. Google photos is a b*tch.

My take:

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Originally Posted by noglider
Hmmmmrmmmm. Google photos is a b*tch.

My take:

Make sure you swap out the brake pads for some 4 dot salmons, they'll stop really well then.
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Make sure you swap out the brake pads for some 4 dot salmons, they'll stop really well then.
Yes, I know. These are probably much too old.

Did you drop these in? If so, thank you. The pivots are stiff, but I can probably get them to work.
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Originally Posted by noglider
Yes, I know. These are probably much too old.

Did you drop these in? If so, thank you. The pivots are stiff, but I can probably get them to work.
Those could be the ones I dropped in my last time around. If they are, glad someone has a use for them. I think I still have a few more which I'll probably put in when the BOC gets to me.
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Can't recall for sure, but I think the Campy shifters (Valentino?) were from me.
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Originally Posted by smontanaro
Can't recall for sure, but I think the Campy shifters (Valentino?) were from me.
I bet they are, and thank you.
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Hey yous guys, I’m gonna have to be shifted to the end of the list. Old Hurricane Mike has made it difficult for mail to get to Panama City. My house is fine, as are the bikes (I finally got to check it out today) so I hope to swap crap sometime soon!
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Hey yous guys, I’m gonna have to be shifted to the end of the list. Old Hurricane Mike has made it difficult for mail to get to Panama City. My house is fine, as are the bikes (I finally got to check it out today) so I hope to swap crap sometime soon!
Moved you down to the end of the list as requested. @Dean51 looks like you will be sending to me instead of tiredhands. (PM Sent with address)
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Got it Chris. 'Rec'd your shipping address....thanks.

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Well kids, I'm happy to report the Box of Crap has landed in Port Angeles, Washington. Right on schedule.....thank you Tom! Pic below is "the reveal". I took a quick look through the contents and have my eye on a few bits. Adhering to the rules, I'll post a picture of what I decide to take. My own crap additions are ready to go and I'm hopeful to get the box headed to the Crapmaster in Iowa tomorrow. Stay tuned!

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That red star is a chemical hand warmer. Boil it, and it becomes floppy. Then to activate it, bend the metal piece inside. It is not, as @fender1 claimed, a sex toy.
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I remember seeing a similar device at the packet pick-up for a race (running, not riding) perhaps 20 years ago. As I recall, the solution is a supersaturated mixture of some salt. Flip the bend in the disk and the salt starts solidifying, releasing heat. You reverse the process by, as Tom indicated, reheating the device, which returns the salt to its liquid, supersaturated, state.
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Originally Posted by smontanaro
I remember seeing a similar device at the packet pick-up for a race (running, not riding) perhaps 20 years ago. As I recall, the solution is a supersaturated mixture of some salt. Flip the bend in the disk and the salt starts solidifying, releasing heat. You reverse the process by, as Tom indicated, reheating the device, which returns the salt to its liquid, supersaturated, state.
Yup. It works great. Strangely, they seem unavailable for sale in the US nowadays. Maybe they're dangerous. I bought it directly from a vendor in China wouldntchaknow.
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That red star is a chemical hand warmer. Boil it, and it becomes floppy. Then to activate it, bend the metal piece inside. It is not, as @fender1 claimed, a sex toy.
While that does sound like something I would say, I can't seem to remeber ever saying it!
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After a 24 hour stay in the Pacific Northwest, the beloved BOC is on it's way to our Crapmaster in Iowa. My take.....see pic below.... the Campy NR RearD and SR FrontD parts. Thanks a bunch to whoever added these to the box.....I think I can put together some usable derailleurs with other parts I have on hand. Please know I was sorely tempted by that clever bottle opener!

I used a new box for the trip to Iowa. It currently weighs 22 pounds. Out of curiosity, I checked the standard parcel fee and found it would have be $56.90 as compared to the Flat Rate Box fee of $18.90.

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I had saved cat treats to toss in with the crap, but I forgot. I hope the next cat owner tosses some in and the person after that person posts pictures of a cat smelling the box.
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Originally Posted by Dean51
After a 24 hour stay in the Pacific Northwest, the beloved BOC is on it's way to our Crapmaster in Iowa. My take.....see pic below.... the Campy NR RearD and SR FrontD parts. Thanks a bunch to whoever added these to the box.....I think I can put together some usable derailleurs with other parts I have on hand. Please know I was sorely tempted by that clever bottle opener!

I used a new box for the trip to Iowa. It currently weighs 22 pounds. Out of curiosity, I checked the standard parcel fee and found it would have be $56.90 as compared to the Flat Rate Box fee of $18.90.

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Nice take. Let me know what parts you are missing still. I may have a complementary stash of RD parts to get you to a complete derailleur.
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Nice take. Let me know what parts you are missing still. I may have a complementary stash of RD parts to get you to a complete derailleur.
Thanks for your generous offer @jeirvine, but I have confirmed I have everything needed.

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I should receive the BOC tomorrow. @beicster is on deck as @2cam16 had a last minute trip and needed to be moved down a bit.
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I should receive the BOC tomorrow. @beicster is on deck as @2cam16 had a last minute trip and needed to be moved down a bit.
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Please remove me from the list. I intend to sign back on later after a few remodeling projects have been completed.
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