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I did some work on Allen's 782 before I took it to him yesterday. I replaced the valve's, had the trunion welded. I spent some time at the car wash as well. I let Evan get some seat time on it before I loaded it up.

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I bet the car wash owner loved you LOL
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ROFL! I did take the time and use the spray to get all the old grease and grime down the drain so I wouldn't have to walk thru it to get into the truck.
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Good pics methos these 782s really like to get cruddy down there don't they I need to do the same to mind Sept I think imma do it when I have my fenders off working on the wiring
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Kind of looks like Evan is leaving rooster tails in the grass, . A man does need to know if it is going to work right I guess. LOL
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I did some work on Allen's 782 before I took it to him yesterday. I replaced the valve's, had the trunion welded. I spent some time at the car wash as well. I let Evan get some seat time on it before I loaded it up.

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Great pics, buddy! Evan was having a blast on the 782!
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Kind of looks like Evan is leaving rooster tails in the grass, . A man does need to know if it is going to work right I guess. LOL
He was! I was wearing out the grass again!

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Good pics methos these 782s really like to get cruddy down there don't they I need to do the same to mind Sept I think imma do it when I have my fenders off working on the wiring
Thank you! It had some leaky valves and was building up bad in there. That would be a great time to do it.
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