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Old 02-26-2012, 05:06 PM
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My buddy, Duke came over today. He replaced the S/G on #2 for me, and worked on the hydro lift some. Also, he picked the 122 up. Thanks for your help, buddy!

Look at these guys, the faces only mothers can love!



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haha, a lot of mothers lie don't they!
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Allen, you been holdin' out on us, we ain't seen pics of a red 'un before!!

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Hey ACecil,
Did replacing the starter/generator take care of the noise you were having on start up ?
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Thanks guys!

CAD, I traded the 122 to Duke for #2. I stored it for Duke, until he could pick it up.

Diz, it sure did. The 100 is starting very well now.
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Allen, you been holdin' out on us, we ain't seen pics of a red 'un before!!
Allen got that one from me about this time last year. He went nuts over #2 100 when he came for a visit last summer so we did some swapping! I didn't have room for it here so Allen kept in safe and dry for me.

I've got a couple minor things to check out before this one goes for sale. I can't keep them all no room to store them.

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