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Old 07-13-2015, 11:04 AM
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I hope you stick around. Like I PM'd you, you have good posts and good advice. Hate to see you go.
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Old 07-13-2015, 11:48 AM
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Yeah stick around mud, take a few days off. That's what I do from time to time. Mostly because I don't have the time to get on cause I'm working.
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Things should be nice and quiet for awhile. Let's get back to talking Cubs. 99.9% of everyone here are great at helping and offering good advice. We try to give chances for bad apples to mature but it rarely works out. When it doesn't they will be removed.
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I take a day off and miss all the excitement and just when I found a source to straighten all those bent starters in the pile!
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I take a day off and miss all the excitement and just when I found a source to straighten all those bent starters in the pile!

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I'm gonna miss the how to convert a small gas engine into a diesel and I have a smoked field coil that I wanted to re-wind for a Massey. OK I'll shut up now.

Big thanks to Big D!
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I'm gonna miss the how to convert a small gas engine into a diesel
I missed that too! These long naps are killing my learning experience
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I enjoy listening to you guys. I don't post much but it makes me happy that you guys are willing to share your knowledge with all of us.
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We gave these two guys a little extra leeway because they were young. We were teenagers once also. But even with the extra latitude, it didn't work out.

Thanks for those that understood, and tried to help these guys out.


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im on here all the time and i keep missing out not sure what the problem was but hope ya stick around
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