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Old 12-23-2013, 04:18 PM
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Today was entertaining, had to go to Wally World. You know 2 days before Christmas this is going to go bad. Ride around the parking lot for 15 mins looking for a parking spot. Find one that will soon open up as the people are about done loading the car. I'm sitting there with my turn signal on. They back out and some old bitty pulls in like she didn't even see me. I yelled out the window Merry Christmas to her and she gives me the finger. Gotta love it.
Don't you just hate it when that happens Sam!
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Old 12-23-2013, 04:52 PM
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Don't you just hate it when that happens Sam!
Good thing that I didn't have my AR with me. It could have gotten ugly. LOL
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Today was entertaining, had to go to Wally World. You know 2 days before Christmas this is going to go bad. Ride around the parking lot for 15 mins looking for a parking spot. Find one that will soon open up as the people are about done loading the car. I'm sitting there with my turn signal on. They back out and some old bitty pulls in like she didn't even see me. I yelled out the window Merry Christmas to her and she gives me the finger. Gotta love it.
You just made me spit my ice tee (still have to work tomorrow).
Thanks for the laugh of the week.
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Me too, Eric! I can see Sam now!
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When I had two headlights, one burnt out and one good one, and I dropped the good one
Hate that when that happens.
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Dad rebuilt my PTO in spring of 12 and when he was working on packaging it up to be shipped to me he dropped it and gizzed up one of the lugs on the fiber disc. It works-- then this last summer I find one of the throwout levers gone. Thankfully the nuts fell off the rear of the bolt, the lever ended up in the front end (cast piece) and I had to rebuild it again.
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This happened to me earlier this year. Working on a Cat D3 one of the blade cylinders busted a O-ring n wiper seal. Took the ram apart and replaced with new one. Reinstalled it, and in the middle of testing it out blew the hydro lines. Replaced those and working it again blew the hydro motor. I hate it when that happens.

On a cub note though, I noticed my 1650 had developed a nasty shake. I jacked it up to inspect the engine bolts only to find it had one finger lose. One backed half way out and two MIA. I really hate that!
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