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we'll show up and Jenn warns us when the cops come!:
I can hear the field owner now - " Hold up a sec there deputy . . . let 'em get down to that last row before you hit 'em with the spotlight . . ."
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I can hear the field owner now - " Hold up a sec there deputy . . . let 'em get down to that last row before you hit 'em with the spotlight . . ."
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Really, Who could turn down FREE work?
Ask the field owner Allen. You may just get to host a big field day!
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Ask the field owner Allen. You may just get to host a big field day!
I asked Allen last night if he drove the 100 out there to show them what a real tractor looked like.
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You guys are too much...lol!

You never know, William. The owner might let us have a go at it!
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Diz Jr. I plowed 6 in. Of snow off my drive this evening. Still impressed with how much snow this thing will push with out chains. Oh, and its great not having to jump start this thing evertime I wanna do anything with it.
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Glad you got to run your Cub
I was sure hoping to get enough snow to push. But mostly ice here.
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I did an oil change and topped off the hydro fluids,then i decided to pull the steering to adjust it,yeah right$$$$ Going to need a full rebuildI pulled it apart just in time,there was bearings all over in it,but thankfully no real damage,just to the wallet.
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I did an oil change and topped off the hydro fluids,then i decided to pull the steering to adjust it,yeah right$$$$ Going to need a full rebuildI pulled it apart just in time,there was bearings all over in it,but thankfully no real damage,just to the wallet.
I feel your pain Ben. I just dropped my K301AQS off at the machine shop to be rebuilt. I've found a place that will do all the machine but let me reassemble the engine myself. I'm letting them set the valves and install the piston and rings so that's done right. They are doing a "master rebuild" and will replace everything with new parts.

Once I get it back I'm going to pull the K301AQS from the 1200 and take it in and have it done as well. Once I get that one back I'm going to put it on the shelf for a spare. My wallet is lighter but I'm stoked to get the motor back and installed for the SC PD next month.
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