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Old 05-25-2013, 07:15 AM
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wow, sorry to hear about that. glad to hear no one got hurt. hope your insurance will pick up most of the damage. and your right things can be replaced not people. good luck with everything.
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rain day to day so in shop I spent the day putting dash togather and running the wires to there places wow what a job these thing are tight mad sure hydro lines are tight installed front axle ant put front tires on I was going to go north to day and buy a three point tiller and a qa42a snow blower but I felt it best to stay home do to rain thank you all.
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Wow Mike sorry to hear that. It is crazy how fast things happen. Glad everyone is ok. Keep the updates coming. Dave
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up date time. I got most of three point hitch install the lower plate that bolts to rear then to rear hitch /pto cover plate is bent up well straiten then that part well be done. I did get motor started and moved tractor back and fourth then found fuel leak .injectors leaking need to replace Orings in ijector holders hope that stop fuel leak cause 300 for shy diesel to go through pump or 800 for new pump well try O rings first. still waiting for painter to finish hood /side shields and fenders. ????? what is it with painters and getting the job done that they take on????
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well got letter back from insurance company. they well not pay. say they are not really farm property and not for ag. use .which I say BS. I show them the plow and disc. I have used to plow a furrow to our tile tears to get the water to drain and the disc. to seed water ways. well long story short a lot of money gone in a blink of the eye.
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well got letter back from insurance company. they well not pay. say they are not really farm property and not for ag. use .which I say BS. I show them the plow and disc. I have used to plow a furrow to our tile tears to get the water to drain and the disc. to seed water ways. well long story short a lot of money gone in a blink of the eye.
What a load of BULL$#IT!! For the kind of money you have in them, maybe you should think about a lawyer. Anyway, still glad that no one was hurt. Some things CAN'T be replaced, some can.......
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got all back from painter and put togather chase got to drive around the block two days ago what a smile on his face still trying to post pic. still no help with that
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Sorry for your loss, but wondering how properly chained-down tractors jump off the trailer like that??
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