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    We ran into some guys at Uwaharrie that were in a Cherokee, driving a little wild to say the least. Well we met them on the side of the road a bit later. Their radiator was caked full of mud and they had no way to wash it out. May a lesson be learned.
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    agreed ^^^
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    Yesterday I decided to run it to my buddy's raditor shop for a good steam cleaning. We pulled more mud out of it. Got it back together last night and all is back to normal. Guess the true test comes next month when I tow my 27' travel trailer to Buena Vista.

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