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Old 01-21-2013, 09:34 AM
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that O'll girl sat out side for the last 3 weeks under a canvas tarps. I really didnt think it would start. but 20sec on the plugs and she cranked for about 4 sec. the all the white smoke turned to coal. I love seeing diesels come to life.
its like Dr. Frankenstein standing over his creation (Its Alive!!!)
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hahaha, I got my new ones running strong.
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Old 01-24-2013, 10:56 PM
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Todd your tractor is not safe here, the boys are already fighting over it!

And to stay on topic I put a new V/R on the 106
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Great pics, Vince! I'd sure love to ride that trail sometime.
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Took the 782 for a quick ride. Didn't stay out long, it was cold!
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Depending on when you come in Fri for plow day, maybe we could sneek a quick trail ride.
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Depending on when you come in Fri for plow day, maybe we could sneek a quick trail ride.
Sounds good to me!
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A little bit of plowing with the parts 100 for fun!
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Took off frozen choke cable. Did some sanding and paint prep on the deck. Broke
the old muffler clamp trying to tighten it. Ordered some carb odds and ends and a new choke cable along with a spark plug.
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A little bit of plowing with the parts 100 for fun!
Neat pic, Adam! Looks like the 100 did a good job.
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