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Old 06-03-2011, 10:24 PM
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I speak to you on the phone all the time! Thats no Michigan accent!
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I speak to you on the phone all the time! Thats no Michigan accent!
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Duke's been in the south too long. He even says "ya'll"
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Here's the real test. Duke do you eat a regular breakfast of eggs, bacon, biscuits and sausage gravy??? If so your northern traits are long gone... LOL And by the way, southerners make gravy with Milk, not WATER... shakes head.
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Here's the real test. Duke do you eat a regular breakfast of eggs, bacon, biscuits and sausage gravy??? If so your northern traits are long gone... LOL And by the way, southerners make gravy with Milk, not WATER... shakes head.
Scambled eggs in one large clump and hashbrowns and white toast. Still a yankee!
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at least he's the right kind of yankee, GO BLUE!
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That ain't gonna work...
the hydro controls are different.You also have to change the release valve setup.How are you gonna stop it,the brake setup is different also.125 is internal and the 107 is a disc brake setup.
Check the parts manuals and see what I mean.
They said it would not work, but I did it. It runs, drives, and is a joy to drive!
I have to fine tune the hydro linkages but I couldn't be happier at this point.
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That's awesome, William!
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Thanks Allen! Can't wait to get a new seat and get the outer dualies on !
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