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Old 03-30-2014, 10:52 PM
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I decided to get rid of it. It drives nicely without the power steering. No more leaks, and I'm happy with it.
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Yep...I am very glad that my super is home again. Now it's time to get to work in the yard. I am ready!
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Yep...I am very glad that my super is home again. Now it's time to get to work in the yard. I am ready!
You mean MY super!
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Looks like it was a SUPER day at the ranch Glad you got the 1872 back home Allen, or Jenn..... you two will have to work that one out
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Looking good Allen, glad to hear its back and running good for you again.
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Good to hear Allen!
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Whoa, glad my spouse isn't CC crazy....there would be a fight on our hands!!!
Alas, methinks I would lose.
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Got the 1872 back home! It's running like a top! Thanks again, Allan for all your help, buddy!


Now that is the look of a HAPPY Man!

Just one question, why didn't rebuild the power steering?
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Sam, I decided that I'd rather have the manual steering. I'm happier with it that way.

Randy, they are gone. I only have single hydraulics now. I never needed them anyway, I don't have a Haban blade. I'm happy with the way the 1872 is set up now.
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