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Old 12-11-2011, 07:05 PM
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So i decided to strip down my cub cadet 70 and i get it down to front just the transmission and front axle. Well the front axle pin has pry been in there since ut rolled of the assembly line vack in 70 Im soackin it with PB Blaster and using 11mm impact socket and My 32 ounce hammer well missed the socket and hit my thumb wow did i scream well off to dr in the am for an Xray Maybe this is what i get for striping it down for parts insted of restoring

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Old 12-11-2011, 07:13 PM
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Sorry to hear about the "incident", but, when a machine is this old, those are not called wounds, those are called ---

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Old 12-11-2011, 07:54 PM
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Ouch! Reminds me we need to be safe when working on these old tractors.
Hope your injury is minor. That's going to leave a mark.
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Sorry to hear about that. How far did you throw the BFH? BTDT
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i found it in my garden trailer cart i think its where i put it down The socket is stuck in the tractor still

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I know how that feels and it sucks!
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Sorry to see that. Hope all goes well.
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Well i have to wear this cast until the 19th and take it easy. Dr was concerned about the one inch laceration so i have to take some antibiotics and see him again monday hopfully it dont get infected. Because then i will need surgery.

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Yikes! Round one to the hammer I hope it heals up with no problems.
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Hey, I like the color of the cast!! At least you can work on the Cub, and nobody can yell at you for getting the cast dirty!!

Sorry for the "incident". I hope this does not affect your typing and picture posting capabilities!!



At least it wasn't one of these!!!
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