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Old 08-25-2013, 05:57 PM
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someone has been inside this critter that should not have been allowed to use tools.
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a LIM......????
Not sure it was done by a LIM my guess a NIPO. LOL
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Just as i thought, Sam is at it again !
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What a total disgusting mess. Spent most of the day cleaning this pig pen. I can't believe that anyone would let a tractor get this nasty. A couple of before and after pics for you guys. Oh and a pic of the starter gear and push rods. Who ever worked on the rear end liked silicone, if one tube is good two must be better. Can't wait till I open the rear up.
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How do you bend push rods like that? or Is that in interference engine? (piston will hit valves)?
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Are you sure it's 700 hrs on the original clock , it looks like it may be the 8th or 9 th clock by the layers of muck! Lol have fun!
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How do you bend push rods like that? or Is that in interference engine? (piston will hit valves)?
I'll post pics when I have time to pull the head off. Have a brand new one on the way to replace it. I'll figure out what to do with it at a later date.
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Forgot to show you guys the way the PO had the steering column connected gotta love the wire in place of the socket head bolt, seriously? As I said before some people should not be allowed to use tools.
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The way some people "maintain" equipment is absurd. We see stuff like that all the time...... and they wonder why it broke, failed, rusted out, how did water get in the fuel tank? .......... Then we just and fix it!!
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I find it amazing that the fan is still intact with all the other chaos that tractor has encountered!!

Pull the seat pan off and you say WTF over!! lol
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