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Old 11-20-2013, 06:04 PM
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Mr. Lincoln fixed it nice!
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Glad you got it figgered out. Looks good!
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Looks like Mr Lincoln addressed the issue...
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Thanks Todd! I may have that done to the lift rod for the 782. Hope it will help it lift higher.
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Thanks Todd! I may have that done to the lift rod for the 782. Hope it will help it lift higher.
Should be no reason why it shouldn't Allen
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Todd,
Nice work on getting the rod re-built. Glad I learned how to weld a little when I was a kid. Comes in handy working on these tractors.
Sorry I may have missed it, did you get the cylinder fixed? Would love to have had that power angle feature when fighting snow in the drive.
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Nice work on getting the rod re-built. Glad I learned how to weld a little when I was a kid. Comes in handy working on these tractors.
Sorry I may have missed it, did you get the cylinder fixed? Would love to have had that power angle feature when fighting snow in the drive.
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Yes it's fixed Chris, not cheap, but also no longer available either.
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