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Old 10-23-2017, 07:09 AM
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LMAO, good way to start the day!
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Best thread in quite awhile.
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You all are forgetting the best tool of all to get at the problem... a cutting torch!!
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Thanks everyone for helping make this fun. I got a good laugh out of a bunch of the responses.


This one is my favorite:

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Now that the engine is running, it is time to check the drive line. Is there one? If not we will need pictures. Typically there is a shaft sticking out the front of the engine which should have a pulley mounted on it going to a black thing on the side of the engine this creates electricity. It has nothing to do with your drive line.
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If it don't fit don't force it get a bigger hammer.
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If it don't fit don't force it get a bigger hammer.
LOL! I used to work with a guy who said that all the time.


Sam, if you moved this thanks. I was planning to, just hadn't done it yet. I wanted to have a little fun, but didn't plan to leave it in the tractor section.
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I'm very disappointed in all of you! That is clearly a symptom of a seized turbo encabulator.
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I'm very disappointed in all of you! That is clearly a symptom of a seized turbo encabulator.
Should be able to replace it with one of these:
https://www.oreillyauto.com/flux-capacitor
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Should be able to replace it with one of these:
https://www.oreillyauto.com/flux-capacitor
That... Is freaking awesome!!! LMAO so funny and cool. Can't believe they actually have this listed on their website
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LMFAO.

You used to be able to order them, but they were special order..... wonder why you can't anymore?
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