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Old 08-06-2011, 06:25 PM
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Thanks everyone I appreciate it. Adrian, I'll make sure I am watching what I am doing...
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Congrats DWayne! Great horse trading!
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I agree...great trad'n! So you got some pictures to show your 782 arriving back home Adrian?

Two nice tractors seeing some travel time today that is for sure.
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I've been reading and learning... Any diesel advice for a novice??
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The only advise I've got is I'll be over to pick it up next weekend keep it clean for me!
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Beautiful "smoker" DWayne!! If you could only see me drooling!!!

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Beautiful "smoker" DWayne!! If you could only see me drooling!!!

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LOL, I'm still pinching myself. I just wished the dang grass would hurry up and grow some more so I could mow..
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Ya, take I-64 east to I-77 south. I'll meet you at WV exit #9!!!!!

Man, that is the sweetest thing. A diesel SGT, droooool
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Ya, take I-64 east to I-77 south. I'll meet you at WV exit #9!!!!!

Man, that is the sweetest thing. A diesel SGT, droooool
Oh, your giving away that sweeeet 127??? I am pretty sure I know that exit, think I had to get some gas there or close to that when I bought my 1250 in WV.
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Always start the tractor at the lowest rpm it will idle at, just above the idle cutoff. Let it warm up until the temp is in or near the normal operating range before putting a load on it. Also let it idle for a few minutes before shutting it off. Clean the grass screen on the radiator before/after every use. Use Power Service or similar lubricity additive since today's formulation of diesel doesn't have enough sulfur to lube the injector pump. I'd recommend Shell Rotella 15W-40 oil year round. That's all I can think of right now.
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