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Old 02-17-2011, 11:56 AM
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Darin, very nice work there buddy! great idea too
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Top notch, Diz! Can I come up, and plow some snow?
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Another great day here. Took the 129 and finished working on the driveway with the front blade. Took the front rims of the 128 and prepped them for primer and paint. Got the front side painted. Will paint the back side tomorrow.
Also cleaned and painted the muffler. I will be mounting it as a stack on the 128. Cleaned and primed the Clutch driver for the 128. Slow but sure progress. Feel like I actually got some thing accomplished today.

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Sweet paint work DX3 Looking very nice. I've been working on the 124 for a while today, will post couple pics later tonight.
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Looks great, DX3!
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Wish i had some snow to plow, We could push some mud around

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Got some wrenching in today, was almost 50 degrees here. Worked on the 124, got carb, coil, new spark plug on. Took breather apart and cleaned that up, also cleaned up the points too. Have a few more things to do yet before I can try to fire it up. Put the rear blade on the "new" O'. I'm kinda forgetting where the springs attach. If I remember, they have a tab they hook to and the tab bolts to the axle housing? Think I'm missing the tabs if so. Anyway, hooked it up and will play with it tomorrow after teaching the kids to snowboard
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Cool pics, Jude! You've been busy!
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Cool pics, Jude! You've been busy!
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Jude your rear ags on the 124 look good even with yellow rims That rear blade looks sweet too! You might have gotten more done if I hadn't blown your phone up all day today.
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