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Old 01-01-2014, 01:11 AM
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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!
Yup, that sucks on both accounts
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Hee he ! These are pretty funny and the "I can relate to that" is as real as it get's. My hate that when that happens moment is when both hands are covered with something very bad and you have a can't wait itch on your nose.
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Old 01-29-2014, 03:05 AM
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When my arm pops out of socket, and took almost two hours of trying till it finally went back in. Hate that when that happens. OUCH!
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Mow the yard, put away Cub cadet, leaf blower, lock barn, etc only to walk around far side of house and see that I left that 6foot strip on that side un-mowed...

DOH!!!!

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When the wife discovers how much I spent on the tractor or parts.... Hate When That Happens This is what I hear
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When the wife discovers how much I spent on the tractor or parts.... Hate When That Happens This is what I hear
Along those lines, I purchase a handful of parts, and the day they arrive I get held up at work for one reason or another... Wife gets home first, i come home to "What do we need these for?!"

or when you have a welded nut that breaks lose, and for your life you can't get a wrench in there...
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Getting yelled at by the nurses at the infusion center for getting Cub Yellow all over the dressing where my Picc line goes into my arm... Was nice weather yesterday for a change so I did a little painting... I promised not to let it happen again..
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Getting yelled at by the nurses at the infusion center for getting Cub Yellow all over the dressing where my Picc line goes into my arm... Was nice weather yesterday for a change so I did a little painting... I promised not to let it happen again..
Until the next time
They don't understand the power of yellow
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Stuck my finger where it didn't belong. Made a jig to weld two pieces together, and the wood started burning so I went to put it out, then found out my glove had a hole in it.....
Hate that when that happens
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Yep. My favorite is when it falls in your boot while your using a cutting torch.
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