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Old 02-08-2016, 07:44 PM
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Nice superbowl pick up Lew!
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Nice score Lew!

Cubs are better than football anyway. More important too.
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Nice score Lew!

Cubs are better than football anyway. More important too.
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I thought you were gonna say you picked up Cam Newton......

Nice Super Bowl pick up.
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X3 ! And you wouldn't want your pbr to get lonely!
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Lew I don't know how you find em all!! They used to be everywhere down here but they seem to have all dried up.. Pulling got big here about 10 years ago and claimed most of the ones that were left.. Looks like im gonna have to move north!!
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Thanks guy's.

I put a new head gasket on and put the motor back in after I power washed it,hooked it all back up and it is alive!!.
It had a miss on the right side,new plugs and wires for both sides and that took care of that,it runs and drives well,no creep.
PTO switch is a little finicky,sometimes it will not start unless you fiddle with the switch,tomorrows project will be to re torque the head and put the tins back on,change the filter on the hydro,and fix the PTO switch.

I noticed this has internal brakes,scraped off some of the paint and I see red!It has a red lift cylinder also.
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Sounds good Lew.
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Nice acquisition Master of Lew.
And the future plans are what? I want it...
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Great news Lew. Maybe these two were next to each other on the assembly line.
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