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| Project Journal - 4600 rehab |
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souNdguy |
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| Project Name: |
4600 rehab |
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| Tractor: |
4600 |
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14:08 03/02/11 |
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14:08 03/27/11 |
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06:34 03/08/11
06:34 03/08/11
|  06:34 03/08/11 more workhave been having to hold off on the real work till my left wrist and right thumb heal, but so far I have managed to drain and change the total combined 15 gallons of oil in this thing, including servicing air, oil, and hyd filters.
I still need to add a lamp switch and wireing, and will add the lamps after painting.
due to a slip with the funnel, a few times.. she really needs a good cleaning and degreasing.
i added a muffler so far and last night buzzed up a bumper out of scrap. it still needs work but will bolt on as is. | | |
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