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Bet you enjoyed removing the bolts that hold the CV joint to the engine



Oh yes! That was the best part!





My right hand is screaming arthritis this morning!
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Oh yes! That was the best part!





My right hand is screaming arthritis this morning!
Your way to young for that. Glad ya got it out!
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Sam the 2182 is looking great! Got to go read your thread now.
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Yeah, I kinda think that, too!



I've got Crohn's Disease...And I have read that the arthritis is brought on by that.
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I've got Crohn's Disease...And I have read that the arthritis is brought on by that.
Conner I would wish Crohn's on anyone! That's one messed up disease.
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Yes, Duke...Yes it is!
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Good work, Conner! You'll get it done!
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Today, I have "started" to drill the broken bolt out of the pump adapter on the 1782.. This is a long process!





Also put the new Pro Hooker hitch on the 100. I put the 3 pt bottom bracket on-top of it, so that I can still use it as a worker fairly easy.


Should be getting the filled 8.50s on tonight.
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Today, I have "started" to drill the broken bolt out of the pump adapter on the 1782.. This is a long process!





Also put the new Pro Hooker hitch on the 100. I put the 3 pt bottom bracket on-top of it, so that I can still use it as a worker fairly easy.


Should be getting the filled 8.50s on tonight.
Looking good, buddy!
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